Thirds [noun]

The remaining two thirds are devoted to news, politics, and family reading.

When cold, add the juice of fifty oranges, and two thirds of the peels cut very thin; and immerse a toast covered with yeast.

She was what two thirds of Bayport would have called "dressed up."

I'm countin' on you to do three thirds of the work, just as I guess you've been doin' for a good while.

Now, however, it was two thirds full of a black sticky mixture.

The entrance to this is on the southern side, at about two thirds of the elevation.

Mary went two thirds of the way from London to the coast to meet the bridegroom.

When two thirds of the way there an angry, excitable voice stopped them.

Fully two thirds of the convention were at first opposed to the Constitution.

Rutherford repacked his two thirds in the belt and put it on next his shirt.