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nicole5681
nicole5681: 1 year ago

Is "half-baked" used correctly in this sentence? "Its not something I want to do half-baked. I want to make sure I do it wholeheartedly."

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pamasaurus
pamasaurus: 1 year ago

Yes, the term half baked is used in reference to something that has not been fully thought through. It is used in reference to thought or actions carried out by an individual.

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eggbolt
eggbolt: 1 year ago via iPhone

It is

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PollyLove
PollyLove: 1 year ago via iPhone

Haha you got it dude!:)

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