twosome
noun [C] /ˈtuː.səm/Definition
› two people considered together: Zoe and I were inseparable as kids - my mother used to call us the terrible twosome.Groups of peopleGroups of things according to number
(Definition of twosome noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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