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Definitions for Two

[1] a cardinal number, 1 plus 1.
[2] a symbol for this number, as 2 or II.
[3] a set of this many persons or things.
[4] a playing card, die face, or half of a domino face with two pips.
[5] amounting to two in number.
[6] in two , into two separate parts, as halves: A bolt of lightning split the tree in two.
[7] put two and two together , to draw a correct conclusion from the given circumstances; infer: It didn't require a great mind to put two and two together.
[8] the cardinal number that is the sum of one and one. It is a prime number See also number (def. 1)
[9] a numeral, 2, II, (ii), etc, representing this number
[10] music the numeral 2 used as the lower figure in a time signature, indicating that the beat is measured in minims
[11] something representing, represented by, or consisting of two units, such as a playing card with two symbols on it
[12] Also called: two o'clock two hours after noon or midnight
[13] in two in or into two parts break the bread in two
[14] put two and two together to make an inference from available evidence, esp an obvious inference
[15] that makes two of us the same applies to me
[16] amounting to two two nails (as pronoun ) he bought two

Words related to Two

pair, double, couple, team, binary, amphibian, diploid, span, duplicity, dichotomy, twin, duet, brace, duality, bifurcation, twain, twins, dos, deuce, dyad

Words nearby Two

twite, twitten, twitter, twitterpated, twittery, two, two bits, two can play at that game, two cents, two gentlemen of verona, the, two heads are better than one

Origin of Two

before 900; Middle English; Old English twā (feminine and neuter; cf. twain); cognate with German zwei; compare Latin duo, Greek dýo

Words that may be confused with Two

to, too, two

Other words from Two

Related adjectives: binary, double, dual
Related prefixes: di-, bi-

Word origin for Two

Old English twā (feminine); related to Old High German zwā, Old Norse tvau, Latin, Greek duo

Synonyms for Two

amphibian, binary, diploid, amphibious, bicameral, bifurcate, bigeminal, bilateral, binal, bipartisan, bipartite, bisected, dichotomic, dichotomous, distichous, dual, dualistic, dyadic