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See definition of one two on Dictionary.com
  • as inpunch
  • as inone-two punch
  • as ineither

synonyms for one two

  • blow
  • jab
  • shot
  • slap
  • stroke
  • bash
  • belt
  • biff
  • bop
  • box
  • buffet
  • clip
  • clout
  • cuff
  • knock
  • lollop
  • nudge
  • plunk
  • poke
  • prod
  • pummel
  • rap
  • slam
  • slug
  • smack
  • smash
  • sock
  • strike
  • thrust
  • thump
  • wallop
  • one-two
On this page you'll find 43 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to one two, such as: blow, jab, shot, slap, stroke, and bash.

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      How to use one two in a sentence

      One—two— With a terrific crash, the window panes fell upon the desks; the floor shook beneath our feet.
      PRISON MEMOIRS OF AN ANARCHISTALEXANDER BERKMAN
      And then one—two—three—four—five of the huge dodo-tetrapteryx birds shot out, poised for a moment, and leaped into flight.
      THE ONSLAUGHT FROM RIGELFLETCHER PRATT
      "One—two—three—four—five, you are right," said Mr. Beresford.
      PENELOPE'S ENGLISH EXPERIENCESKATE DOUGLAS WIGGIN
      Coulter did steady down in a most astonishing manner, for he sent the Yale men to the bench in one-two-three order.
      FRANK MERRIWELL'S RACESBURT L. STANDISH
      Wash the plums and prick each one two or three times with a fork.
      WOMAN'S INSTITUTE LIBRARY OF COOKERY, VOL. 5WOMAN'S INSTITUTE OF DOMESTIC ARTS AND SCIENCES
      If stones are quite flat three rows are desirable, one two, the next three, and the other four feet from the ground.
      SOIL CULTUREJ. H. WALDEN
      What is ever going to become of all that one-two-three-four cake?
      A SINGULAR LIFEELIZABETH STUART PHELPS
      You might have counted one-two before he betrayed the least sign of having heard her.
      MANSLAUGHTERALICE DUER MILLER
      Place your finger on the pulse of your wrist and count the heart-beats; one—two—three—four.
      THE ROMANCE OF THE REAPERHERBERT NEWTON CASSON
      He would count one—two—three; and when he said three, they must spread their wings and do as well as they could.
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