two-dollar

Someone who attempts to pull off a ruse in which he/she pretends a pop machine has dispensed two pops for the price of one when everyone knows very well that he/she deposited two dollars in the machine. "Two-dollar" then gives the extra pop to a table of senior girls in hopes they will reciprocate some form of friendship. In order to fully obtain "two-dollar" status it is necessary for the table of girls to be fully aware of the ruse from the beginning and share collective laughs at "two-dollar's" expense behind his/her back.

Hey check out the pop machine, two-dollar is at it again.

by Henry23 May 3, 2007

two-timer

N. Deceptive ice-hockey shot where a player deliberately misses a quick shot from a pass and then blasts a shot with a second swing of the stick.

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Nice miss Jacques!

No, no! It was the two-timer. I meant to do like that.

by gnostic3 January 1, 2015

Two's Up

The phrase a townie uses to ask for something.

Hey Gaz, two's up like

by PVFC4EVER July 19, 2003

two-points

To put out or short a blunt.

"hey you want this?" "Na, two-points."

by ounzer September 22, 2008

duece two's

Twenty two inch rims.

I got them duece two's on my truck.

by Jubie H May 4, 2006

Two piece

$20

I bet you a two piece

by Shitty sandbox May 28, 2018

Two square

(n) Aus.
A form of downball (also known as handball) played between two players or teams in predetermined areas known as squares. There are two squares: King, who initiates the gameplay by gently throwing the ball or serving, and Queen, who receives the ball and is the square where the next person in line goes to.

Origin: Named so after its use of two squares, which would have originally been two adjacent rectangles of concrete as marked on a footpath or walkway.

The Year 5 guys only play two square as they don't have enough space for any other game.

by XenoXTA October 31, 2017