50 piece

Definition

Slang for your romantic partner or significant other—they're your other half, your 50% of the relationship equation. It's a casual, affectionate way to refer to someone you're committed to.

Example Usage

My 50 piece just texted me that dinner's ready, so I'm heading out early.

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