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even-steven
[ee-vuhn-stee-vuhn]
adjective
having no balance of debt on either side; even in the setting of accounts.
having an equal chance or score; tied.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of even-steven1
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
Nearly 100% did and turns out to be about even-steven whether theirs had tomatoes or not.
"We were splitting the money even-steven. The more money I got, the more I'd have to buy that new sled I wanted."
Asked to respond to Murkowski’s de facto endorsement, Peltola said, “I’m voting for her, so we’re even-steven.”
Fangio said afterward that their performances validated his notion that “they’re even-steven” in this QB clash in which they’ve traded off good days for bad and have even been inconsistent from one series to the next.
"I’m thrilled that both of them played well. I want it to be a hard decision," said coach Vic Fangio, repeating the "even-steven" declaration he's made on the race all summer.
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