one-two
noun
adjective
Origin of one-two
Related Words for one-two
blow, shot, stroke, jab, slap, clip, jog, clout, slam, rap, belt, poke, nudge, pummel, sock, thump, strike, prod, box, biffExamples from the Web for one-two
Contemporary Examples of one-two
And there was a time, prior to the one-two punch of Catwoman and Elektra, when superhero films were championed minority heroes.
Fear of a Minority Superhero: Marvel's Obsession with White Guys Saving the WorldMarlow Stern
August 7, 2014
You can hear it all over Lazaretto, but especially in the one-two punch of "Temporary Ground" and "Would You Fight for My Love?"
Victims and those who work with victims of sexual assault describe the pain as a one-two punch.
Had it been a one-two result, could you imagine the sibling rivalry?
Instead, they were both taken out in a one-two shot by supposed good guy Michael, in one of the biggest twists of the series.
Historical Examples of one-two
I'll give 'im one-two between the eyes if 'e touches me again.
The ChristianHall Caine
He ducked a lumbering right swing, and sent a one-two to the body.
Nights in LondonThomas Burke
He swung hard, Terran style, in what had come to be known as the ole one-two.
The Sex Life of the GodsMichael Knerr
Are our hearts always going to beat on, one-two, one-two, like the ticking of a clock?
LolaOwen Davis
You might have counted one-two before he betrayed the least sign of having heard her.
ManslaughterAlice Duer Miller