| Idiom | Meaning | Example |
| two cents' worth |
opinion, comment, chime in
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Want to hear my two cents' worth? Want my opinion?
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| two-fisted attack |
strong verbal attack, much argument, fight tooth and nail
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If you protect the wolves, you can expect a two-fisted attack from the ranchers.
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| two for one |
two products for the price of one
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Want a milk shake? We can buy two for one at Toy's Ice Cream.
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| two heads are better than one |
listen to more than one opinion
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"Let's ask Alice first. Two heads are better than one."
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| two left feet |
awkwardness, poor coordination
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When it comes to dancing, I have two left feet. I stumble a lot.
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| two pee holes in the snow |
small holes, tiny holes
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He looks very tired. His eyes are like two pee holes in the snow.
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| two sides to every story |
(See there are two sides to every story)
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| two's company, three's a crowd |
two people are happier than three, the third person is not welcome
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Jill asked, "Can I invite Ginger?" Jack replied, "Two's company, three's a crowd."
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| typo |
error in typing, nitpick
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The interviewer said my letter of application has a few typos.
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