hal·ter 2 
(hôltər, hăl-) or hal·ter·e (hôl′tîrē, hăl′-)
(hôltər, hăl-) or hal·ter·e (hôl′tîrē, hăl′-)n. pl. hal·ter·es (-tîrēz)
Either of the small, clublike balancing organs that are the rudimentary hind wings of flies. Also called balancer.
[Latin haltēr, lead weights used in leaping exercises, from sing. of Greek haltēres, from hallesthai, to jump; see sel- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
- on (one's) /the way
- on one's the way
- on (one's) toes
- on one's toes
- on (one's) uppers
- on one's uppers
- on one's way
- on one/the onehand
- on order
- on own
- on own account
- on own ground
- on own hook
- on own initiative
- on pain of
- on paper
- on pins and needles
- on principle
- on purpose
- on radar screen
- on radar screen
- on record
- on relief
- on report
- on request