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Slang: Half-Inch

Half-Inch means to steal. Examples: He half inched my wallet! Don't you half inch anything, old chap! That bloody thieves gone and half-inched my poodle!

Half-Inch – to steal.

Examples:

He half inched my wallet!

Don't you half inch anything, old chap! (old chap – mate, friend, dear)

That bloody thieves gone and half-inched my poodle!

Definitions from the English-Bulgarian dictionary:

  • Inch [intʃ] – inch (2.54 cm)
  • Half [ha:f] – half

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