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too, a. One and one. — n. The sum of 1 and 1; over, or a symbol representing two units, as 2, or ii.— Twain, twan, a. and n. Two. — In two. Asunder; into 2 Col parts; in halves; in twain. — Twofold, a. Double; who has duplicate; multiplied by 2.-— adv. In a double degree; doubly.— Two'-edged, -ejd, a. Having2 edges, Color edges on both sides. hand'ed, a. Having 2 a pro hands; stout; strong; powerful; used with both To have hands. — pence, tup'pens, n. A small coin and mon to ey of account, in Eng. = 2 pennies. — pen'ny, tup'- -ej, n. pen'nt, a. Of the value of two-pence; small; mean; of little value.— -ply, a. Consisting of 2 thickne es, as cloth; double; woven double, as cloth or carpeting,; to, sets by incorporating of the weft.— 2 Twice, sets of twis, threads adv. of Two the times; warp and"2 once n. person and again; doubly; in twofold quantity. — Twi'bil, — Tu'- n. A kind of mattock or ax; a reaping-hook. — Twi'of pro fallow, -fal-lo, v. i. [-lowed (-lod), -lowing.] To plow a second time, — said of land that is fallowed. for all —Twig, n. A small shoot or branch of a tree or other plant, of no definite length or size. — v. t. To beat col with twigs.— Twig'gy, -gt, a. Full of twigs; abounding with shoots. — Twi 'light, n. The faint light perceived before the rising and after the setting of the silly verbisun; any faint light; a dubious or uncertain view. — a. Imperfectly illuminated; shaded; obscure: seen or done by twilight. — Twill, twil, v. t. To weave (cloth) so as to produce the appearance of diagonal lines or ribs, on the surface of. — n. An appearance as of diagonal lines or ribs produced in textile fabrics; a fabric woven witb a twill.— Twin, twin, n. One of fare; end, eve, term; In, Ice; 5dd, tone, 6r; 471 TYKE 2 produced at a birth by an animal that ordinarily brings forth but one at a birth, — used chiefly in the pi. One very much resembling another, pi. (As-. iron.) A constellation and sign of the zodiac; Gemini.—a. Being 1 of 2 born at a birth; being 1 of a pair much resembling one another. — Twinkling, n. A twin lamb. —Twine, twin, v. t. [twined (twind), twining.] To twist together; to form by twisting or winding of threads; to wind about, embrace, entwine.—v. i. To unite closely, or by complication of parts; to wind, bend, make turns, meander, — n. A twist; convolution; act of twining or winding round; a strong thread composed of 2 or 3 smaller threads or strands twisted together; a small cord or string. — Twist, twist, v. t. To contort, complicate, convolve; to turn from the true form or meaning, pervert; to wreathe, wind, unite by intertexture of parts; to form, weave; to wind in, insinuate, — used reflexively; to unite by winding one thread, strand, or other flexible substance round another; to form into a thread from many fine filaments.— v. i. To be contorted or united by winding round each other.— n. A contortion; flexure; convolution; bending form given in twisting; that which is formed by twisting, convoluting, or uniting the parts; a roll o"f twisted dough, baked.— Twisfer. n. One who twists; the instrument used in twisting, or making twists.— Twelve, twelv, a. One more than 11; 2 and 10; twice 6; a dozen. — n. The sum of 10 and 2, or of twice 6; a symbol representing twelve units, as 12, or xii. — Twelve'month, n. A year, which consists of 12 calendar months.— Twelve's core, a. & n. Twelve times 20; 240.— Twelve'-pence, n. A shilling sterling, about 24 cents in U. S. currency.— Twelfth, twelfth, a. The 2d after the 10th; next succeeding the 11th, — the ordinal of 12; constituting one of 12 equal parts into which anything is divided. — n. One of 12 equal parts. (Mus.) An interval comprising an octave and a fifth. — Twelftb/-night, n. The evening of the 12th day after Christmas, or Epiphany, observed as a festival. — Twen'ty, -tX, a. One more than 19; twice 10; a score; an indefinite number, — used proverbially. — n. The number next following 19; twice 10; a symbol representing twenty units, as 20, or xx. — Twen'tieth, -tl-eth, a. Next in order after the 19th, — the ordinal of 20; constituting 1 of 20 equal parts into which anything is divided.— n. One of 20 equal parts. (Mus.) An interval comprising 2 octaves and a sixth. 483