two-handed 
adjective & adverb
Having, using, or requiring the use of two hands: [as adjective]: a two-handed grip [as adverb]: he held the rod two-handed...
- For a moment, he was tempted to draw the weapon in his holster and shoot two-handed.
- The floating two-handed underhand lay-up: Can be used by a hard driving guard coming down the lane in front of a closely defended basket.
- Like two-handed set shots and too-short shorts, quality depth and size have all but vanished from college basketball.
Derivatives
two-handedly
- Gripping his black hilt sword two-handedly, he charged off into the rain amidst a sea of red.
- There's just no question that the upper echelon of American chefdom has two-handedly embraced the humble sandwich.
- They were usually used two-handedly, but sometimes they had to be used with just one hand because of the fact that some techniques demanded it.
- rightfully
- rightfulness
- right half
- right hand
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- right-hand driving
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- right-handed mill
- right-handedness
- right-handed rope
- right-hander
- right-hand lock
- right-hand man
- right-hand rope
- right-hand rule
- right-hand screw
- right heart
- Right Hon.
- Right Honourable
- right horizon
- rightify
- rightish
- rightism
- rightist