two toothed (tototht)

Having two teeth; doubly dentate; bident. two-valved (tö'valvd), a. Bivalvular, as a shell or pod. See bivalve. two-way (tö'wa), a. 1. In mech., having two ways or pa ages.-2. In The two tables. Same as tables of the law (which see, under table ). - To be in two minds. See mind1. II. n. 1. The number which consists of one and one.-2. A symbol representing this number, as 2, II, or ii.-3. A group consisting of two individuals; a duality; a pair. They were a comely tway . Lord Livings ton (Child's Ballads, III. 344). Apostles who may go out in twos to academize the culture of the manufacturing districts. Saturday Rev. , XXXVII. 217. To be two, to be at variance or irreconciled, as opposed to being at one. Pray, mi , when did you see your old acquaintance Mrs. Cloudy? You and she are two, I hear. Swift, Polite Conversation, i. To put two and two together. See put1. - Two all. See all. two-blocks (tö'bloks), adv. In the position of block and block; chock-a-block. two-cleft (tö'kleft), a. Bifid; divided half-way from the border to the base into two segments. two-decker (tö'dekér), n. A ve el of war carrying guns on two decks. Simmonds. two-edged (tö'ejd), a. Having two edges, or edges on both sides; hence, cutting or effective both ways: as, a two - edged sword; a two - edged argument. She has two - edg'd eyes; by Heaven, they kill o' both sides. Fletcher , Humorous Lieutenant, iii. 4. The partridge-berry: al