Definition two in British English

a bird in the hand (is worth two in the bush) (phrase) a sword (phrase) a street (phrase) a thing or two (phrase) another etc (phrase) be in two minds (about something) (phrase) be etc someone’s junior (phrase) be etc years someone’s senior (phrase) fall between two stools (phrase) goody-goody (noun) half past etc (phrase) have two left feet (phrase) in two shakes (of a lamb’s tail) (phrase) it takes two to tango (phrase) it’s a game of two halves (phrase) kill two birds with one stone (phrase) like two peas in a pod (phrase) mum-of-one/two/etc (noun) no two ways about it (phrase) not give (phrase) not have two pennies to rub together () number two () one or two (phrase) against (phrase) one-two (noun) put two and two together (phrase) two fingers up at someone (phrase) serve masters (phrase) someone a trick or two (phrase) stand on your own (two) feet (phrase) someone down a peg (or two) (phrase) that makes two of us (phrase) the lesser of two evils (phrase) two (number) two cheers for (phrase) two sides of the same coin (phrase) two wrongs don’t make a right (phrase) two’s company, three’s a crowd (phrase) two-bit (adjective) two-cycle (adjective) two-dimensional (adjective) two-edged (adjective) two-faced (adjective) two-fisted (adjective) two-four (noun) two-handed (adjective) two-hander (noun) two-one (noun) two-piece (noun) two-piece (adjective) two-ply (adjective) two-seater (noun) two-star (adjective) two-step (adjective) two-step (noun) two-stroke (adjective) two-time (verb) two-tone (adjective) two-two (noun) two-way (adjective) two-way mirror (noun) two-way street (noun) etc doors (phrase) of a kind (phrase) twofold (adjective) twofold (adverb) your two cents (phrase)