split
//splɪt//
Verb
To break or cause to break forcibly into parts, especially into halves or along the grain.
He split the log in half with an axe.
To divide or separate into parts or groups.
We split the class into two groups.
To share or divide something between two or more people.
Let's split the bill between us.
To end a relationship or partnership; to separate.
They decided to split after five years together.
To leave a place quickly; to depart.
Let's split before the cops arrive.
Noun
A crack, tear, or division caused by splitting.
There was a split in the wooden board.
A division or separation between two or more things or groups.
There was a split in the party over economic policy.
An acrobatic position in which the legs are extended in opposite directions at 180 degrees.
She can do the splits perfectly after years of practice.
A dessert consisting of a banana cut lengthwise and served with ice cream and toppings.
We ordered a banana split for dessert.
Adjective
Divided or separated into parts.
The group had split opinions on the issue.