split
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definition
verb
the ice cracked and heaved and split
break or cause to break forcibly into parts, especially into halves or along the grain.
let's split up and find the other two
(with reference to a group of people) divide into two or more groups.
noun
a seaport on the coast of southern Croatia; population 177,500 (est. 2009). It contains the ruins of the palace of the emperor Diocletian, built in about ad 300.
example
At the time, I sort of dismissed it, but, after I had 'split' up with my boyfriend, I kept thinking about it.
Views are 'split' over whether to apply for shares.
However, the scientific community is 'split' over the issue.
The axe can then be removed an sometimes hammered in further along the 'split' .
let's 'split' up and find the other two
When the shares hit $65, its executives decide to 'split' the company's stock.
A year ago a whole rash of hi-tech companies decided to 'split' their shares into smaller sizes, after euphoric investors had pushed up their share prices to heady levels.
I went back and checked; its stock has been 'split' 13 times since 1978.
After the appropriate treatment period, the pods were removed from the plant, placed onto ice, and 'split' along the suture.
Conservation groups are also 'split' , the Ramblers Association calling on the park authority to reject the plans.
The 70 that turned up were 'split' up to play in two matches against each other.
As Mr. Kendall explained, the 'split' or tear observed in the photographs in Mr. Johnston's report, Folio 2 page 15, is at the top of the cant.
Ask a New Zealander who 'split' the atom and they'll tell you it was Ernest Rutherford.
The radio star and DJ have blamed hectic work schedules for causing their marriage 'split' .
The stock has 'split' six times in the last eight years, making the forgotten bounty of 48,000 shares in the company worth around $4 million.
The playing field is 'split' into three separate areas: surface, air, and underground.
Suppose a couple agrees to 'split' their assets, with one taking cash and the other taking mutual funds and stocks.
Are the two of you planning to 'split' incomes/job responsibilities in the future?
I opened up my packet of cookies and 'split' one in half.
O'Byrne had an acrimonious 'split' from his wife who formed a relationship with another man.
It has since transpired that this ‘other’ woman only became Zurawski's girlfriend after a marriage 'split' that occurred long before he arrived in Scotland.
The pupils then 'split' up into different groups to work on each place.
An equivalent amount of energy would be necessary to 'split' the atom apart.
Every time a stock decides to change its name, 'split' , or do anything that will affect its stock certificate, a new number is assigned to it.
The greatest danger is death from a sudden 'split' in the aorta.
The response was 'split' evenly - 44 percent didn't work; 44 percent did work.
I 'split' up with the girl after about thirteen months.
Dots for each bar indicate taxa on one half of the 'split' .
Stonesoft is traded on the Helsinki stock market and did a four-to-one 'split' just before tech stocks took a dive in March.
‘There appears to be a 'split' between the chairman and the non executives at Gresham,’ a Red Sea source said.
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