Adjective
(of a gun) Not fully cocked
(of a plan etc) Not fully prepared
Source: en.wiktionary.orgBefore we all go off half-cocked for or against the LEAP manifesto, let me remind everyone that the party did not vote to adopt it, but, rather, to study and debate it. Source: Internet
I'm not rushing off with my calendula diaper ointment and talk of half-cocked. Source: Internet
Sometimes, if I write too much in one spot, my brain goes offline, and I end up staring at the blank computer screen with my mouth half-cocked open, and a spittle of drool leaking out. Source: Internet
The news is good: We made it through the State of the Union address without a congressman going off half-cocked shouting, “You lie!” Source: Internet
Rebecca Butterman was described as bolting off half-cocked, and, unfortunately, I felt that she did this in Deadly Advice. Source: Internet