Brace
Brace noun - Two things of the same or similar kind that match or are considered together.
Usage example: bagged a brace of pheasants
Half
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince's "You Saw My Blinker" tells the story of Will being rear-ended and sued by a half-blind 90-year-old woman who shows up to court in a wheelchair and a neck brace.
Source: Frivolous Lawsuit - As a result, The Lone Ranger was laid low for about a week and a half, and could only speak in whispers, until they found Brace Beamer, who would keep the role for the rest of the radio run.
Source: Reality Subtext -
The film was also a Box Office Bomb, only making around half of its budget, and was critically panned by most critics.This film provides examples of: Adaptation Expansion: The movie introduced new characters (Lizzie, Brace, and Zoot) as well as several new pieces of Martian technology.
Source: Film / My Favorite Martian
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