two twos

The phrase "two twos" has roots in various English dialects and cultures, including Irish, Caribbean, and British slang, often indicating speed or brevity.

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Definition

B2Caribbean Dialects

(informal)Used to indicate that something will happen suddenly or very soon.

Example

  • Two twos, he was out the door.

B2Irish and Caribbean Contexts

(informal)Refers to a very short period of time.

Example

  • I'll be back in two twos.

B2British Slang

(informal, slang)Means 'a couple of' or 'a few' in certain contexts.

Example

  • Let me grab a two two drinks before we leave.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "two twos":

ones and twostwo for twofour by twotwo of a kinddouble doublenumber twoturn twoin twoblues and twostwo o'clockdouble first