twosome

[ too-suh m ]

/ ˈtu səm /

consisting of two; two-fold.

performed or played by two persons.

two together or in company; couple; duo.

Golf. a match between two persons.

Origin of twosome

1325–75; Middle English (north); see two, -some²

twoonie, twopence, twopenny, tworkov, twort, twosome, twp, twp., twu, twx, twyer

The video follows the twosome on their romantic tryst, from canoodling in bed to riding carefree in a convertible.

Psy, Macklemore & More of the Best Music Videos of the Week (VIDEO) |Jean Trinh |April 19, 2013 |DAILY BEAST
And, when the twosome went into business, did they then run wild, partying with young gals at druggy house parties?

Mark Zuckerberg, Movie Villain |Choire Sicha |May 24, 2010 |DAILY BEAST
Anyway, after one or two long distance exchanges she drops out a note arranging a twosome in the palace gardens by moonlight.

Torchy and Vee |Sewell Ford
Seein' as we're only startin' in on the twosome breakfast game, maybe you could find something nice and cheerful by a window.

The House of Torchy |Sewell Ford

Prior to that Hephzy and I had, golfly speaking, been playing it as a twosome.

Kent Knowles: Quahaug |Joseph C. Lincoln
Elmer and Kenny would be the other twosome, and, both armed with quarterstaffs would be troubleshooters.

Black Man's Burden |Dallas McCord Reynolds
So we begins our first burglar hunt as a twosome, and I must say there's other sports I enjoy more.

The House of Torchy |Sewell Ford

twosome

/ (ˈtuːsəm) /

two together, esp two people

a match between two people

(modifier) consisting of or played by two a twosome song