half pack

Nothing but a loaf of bread and a half pack of baloney.

A half pack of mints, which she knew to be cinnamon because she smelled it on her hands.

Holding Dephnay in a half pack, Ellysia sat at the second table, beside Siret and Kyalynn.

In the Tom Waits' song "Kentucky Avenue", the first-person speaker refers to his "half pack of Lucky Strikes".

It probably didn't help, either, that, as Mr. Trotter notes, Mitropoulos had for years smoked two and a half packs of cigarettes a day and chowed down on cholesterol.

Sara knew them all- the watch, the twenty-seven cents in change, the folded dollar bill, the brown plaid handkerchief, the three-cent stamp, the two bent pipe cleaners, the half pack of stomach mints.

Meanwhile, daily cigarette use by teens peaked in the mid- to late 1990s, according to the survey, and among those smoking now, fewer than 2% of 10th graders reported smoking a half pack or more per day.

He lit a cigarette and tried to think, but all that he could think about was that he must go easy on the cigarettes, for the half pack was all he had and when those were gone, there would be no more.