class cleavage
noun
: the occurrence of a linguistic form in more than one form class (as one in "one hat," "if one only knew," "the other one")
Word History
First Known Use
1933, in the meaning defined above
- two sides of the same coin
- two wrongs don't make a right
- two's company, three's a crowd
- two's complement
- two-a-day
- two-along
- two-and-one-half striper
- two-arched
- two-bagger
- two-baggers
- two-base hit
- two-beat
- two-bid
- two-bit
- two-block
- two-blocks
- two-body problem
- two-bottom plow
- two-by-four
- two-by-twice
- two-card poker
- two-centered arch
- two-charge rate
- two-club system
- two-color