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A two headed strap-on sexual device.
She was wearing the two way.
two way by Buck-Wild April 16, 2003
device for communicating with others by using a telecommunications device similar to a walkie talkie
Man this bitch been hittin me on my two way all day, wastin' up my characters.
two way by bill February 19, 2003
A situation during intercourse in which a woman involved in an orgy with two men has one man penetrating her from the front while the other man penetrates her from the back. This can also happen with two women, in which both women are wearing strap ons, penetrating the targeted woman from both the front and back. It can also happen with a man, and a woman wearing a strap on.
The three lesbians were making out naked, when two of them put on strap ons and gave the remaining lesbian a two way. It gave her an instagasm.
two way by Black_Spade June 29, 2008
I'll two way ya' tomorrow
two way by Jebus May 10, 2004
A thong that goes up the front. in other words....a wedgie + a camel toe in one pair of underwear.
She wears a two way but im not quite sure what that means.

or...

I dont see why people wear two-ways. I would just free-ball it.
two-way by Linz March 18, 2005
short for two-way pager- a small electronic device that allows communication in two directions; a more advanced version of the original "pager" which worked by allowing a caller to send a numeric message to the person with the pager. After this message, the person would have to find a telephone to place a return call. A two-way pager allows a message (text) to be returned to the person placing the original page.
She wears a two-way but I'm not quite sure what that means.
two-way by Jeremy June 11, 2003
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