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Crossword clue for "TWO"

TWO: Carol's turtledove complement

Other crossword clues for answer "TWO"

TWO: A pair; Number of people in the group Twenty-One Pilots; Enough to tango; Safety's value in the NFL; Tango need; Company quorum; One and one; More than one; Rarely-seen bill; Tango requirement; Phone's ABC; The lowest prime number; The only even prime number; Number worn by Moses Malone and Derek Jeter; Relatively lonely number, though not as bad as one, in song; Terrible age; -; Let's play ___; ___ Buck Chuck (Charles Shaw); A quarter of eight; Blue ball; Double standard?; First prime; Lowest card in a suit; Number of Beatles still with us; Number of grooves on an LP; One after another?; Ticket request, at times; Turtle dove complement; ___ If By Tea (Rush Limbaugh's patriotic-themed beverage); Catcher, in baseball scorekeeping; Duet number?; Snake eyes roll; Catcher, in scorekeeping; ___-hit wonder; Snake eyes total; Jefferson's spot; Numer of typos in this club; Due in Delaware; Third number in the Fibonacci sequence; ___ Door Cinema Club; 48-Down homophone; First magic number, in nuclear physics; Kawhi Leonard's number; Safety's point value; Company?; Deuce; Noah's number; Bottom of a deck?; Seesaw quorum; Teeter-totter quorum; Company's number?; Jefferson's bill; Tango requisite; Blue pool ball; Withdrawn Canadian currency bill; Tea complement?; Wee hour; (with 35 and 41-Across) JANUARY 1ST; Tango quorum; Turtle doves' number; CBC Radio ___; A couple; Tally for a safety; Duck, in poker slang; Smallest prime; Tango quota; See 31 Down; Slam-dunk score; Critical number for 15 Across; Seesaw need; UVA's seed in the 2016 ACC Men's Basketball Tournament; Minimum requirement for a date?; What some want a table for; With 16-Across, like many roads; What some people eat for; With 40-Across, like many Mustangs; With 52-Down, result of a bad hole by a pro; Duck, in card-players' slang; War loser, almost always; It's "for the show" in a classic song; Loser at war over 95% of the time; Company number?; Tango or seesaw necessity; Birdie on a three-par hole; Noah's per-species limit; Presidential term limit number; Snake eyes; Chapter ___ (Neil Simon play); Tango number; ...___ if by sea; Bactrian camel's hump count; Marriage requirement; Binary base; Common ticket booth request; Seesaw necessity; Seesaw requirement; ___ for the Seesaw; Company, so they say; Only even prime number; Pair; Safety point value; Tangoing number; Number of points for a safety, on the gridiron; Slam dunk point count; Seesaw complement; Brace; Number under @ on a keyboard; Digit in the center of all three zip codes in Beverly Hills; Solid blue ball; What it takes to make a thing go right, in a hip-hop song; Word separated in this puzzle's six longest answers; Atomic number of helium; Base of computer operations; Dinner date complement; Number of competitors in a sumo match; Pup tent's maximum occupancy; First prime number; Solid blue pool ball; This plus that; ABC phone key; Company, proverbially, parted four times in this puzzle; Hardness number for many pencils; Tango necessity; Couple; Duel quorum; Number of senators per state; Primary prime; What it takes to make a thing go right; How many hypos are in this glue; Superior head count, proverbially; The number of syllables in this clue; Number that only one prime number is divisible by; Snake eyes, in Vegas; What it takes; -- Women: Loren Oscar film; The ___ Jakes; Countdown digit; Goody ___ -shoes; Tag team; Ark grouping; Company requirement?; (In) half; Lead-in for faced or handed; ___ can play that game; Bit or part lead-in; Even amount; ___ -faced; ___ -timer; Ticket booth request, often; What a "V" sign might mean; Word hidden in 18-, 23-, 37-, 50- and 60-Across; Word with time or piece; Romantic number; Tango complement; With 2-Down, like a bikini; Thematic number on 61-Down; Smallest prime number; Timing lead-in; Bill featuring Jefferson; V-sign, to a maître d'; With 6-Down, kind of sloth; Not quite a crowd, so they say; Tea for __; __-Face: duplicitous Batman foe; __-faced; What it takes to tango; 42-Across doubled; Even prime; Number missing, in a way, from "4 = 16"; Small partnership; Minimum for many games; Quantity in a brace; Word before time or piece; Complement for a tango; Not quite a crowd?; Romantic dinner complement; This answer's consonant count, aptly; What a V-sign probably means in a restaurant; With 42-Down, like some bobsleds; __ wrongs ...; Tango need, so they say; Squared power; Table for __; Vegas snake eyes; Weeks in a fortnight; 28-Down number; Homophone of 30-Across; Jeter's jersey number; Cube root of eight; Early afternoon; Number of players in a chess game; Number of hearts for a Time Lord; Number of players in Battleship; You and me, e.g.; A pair of; Love-seat capacity; Candlelight-dinner quorum; Eagle on a par four; Duet complement; Seater or suiter starter; About 8% of 24; Not very many; Small cardinal; Die roll; Duo; Afternoon hour; Blue billiard ball; Company, supposedly; Early afternoon hour; Not a lot; Small even number; Hidden theme of the puzzle; A brace of; People in a couple; Low heart; Duet necessity; Erstwhile airline; Tandem's capacity; 40 Across and 40 Across; Due, to Domenico; Brace complement; Low even number; Theme of the puzzle; A couple of; Bill promoted in Spend Tom campaigns; See 36 Across; End for some long lunches; Grams of tea in a typical tea bag; Lowest roll with a pair of dice; Number near ABC; Tenth of a score; __ can play that game; A sixth of a dozen; Pup-tent capacity; See 29 Across; @ neighbor; Love-seat complement; One more than one; Matinee hour; Singer count in a duet; Late lunchtime; Monticello note, before '76; Tandem bike's capacity; A wee hour; An hour after 21 Down; Complement of 51 Across; What some tables are for; A third of six; Bill with "Declaration of Independence, 1776"; A pair of people; Brace's makeup; Only even prime; Tangoing need; Jefferson bill; Seesawing complement; ATM's ABC; II; Losing come-out roll in craps; Number of points for a safety; Binary system base; It features John Trumbull's painting "The Signing of the Declaration of Independence"; It's 10 in binary; See 23-Across; Lowest number on a doubling cube; Cell's ABC; Computer base; It's due to Marconi; Low note?; See 35-Across; Show number?; John Adams is on its back; See 17-Across; Number.; Tea for ___.; Proverbially, this is 40 Across.; Wild card in Canasta.; Enough to play tennis.; Number of stripes for a lieutenant, senior grade.; Princess Anne's age.; The makings of a quarrel.; For the show.; A brace.; Deux.; Playing card.; ___ for the show.; Beta.; Matinee time.; ___-by-four.; Age of innocence.; Little cassino.; Company, proverbially.; A "small" hour.; After noon.; ___ bits.; Duad.; Time of day.; Twain.; Right number for tea.; Helium's number.; Word with spot or step.; Dana's years before the mast.; ___ minute warning; ___ on the aisle; Basketball score; ___ of a kind; Kind of timer; Number for tea; Number for 22 Across; Company, usually; Dyadic group; Number for tangoing or tea; One less than a crowd; Unpopular bill; Proverbial company; Number of satellites around Mars; Square root of four; Seesaw occupants; ___ Rode Together, 1961 film; Word with step or time; Handed or fisted preceder; ___ old cat; Hardy's "___ on a Tower"; ___ Sleepy People; ___ for the Seesaw, 1962 film; The ark's magic number; Dyad; ___ Women, Loren film; Number for the show; 1940 Broadway hit "_____for the Show"; Doublet; Sophia Loren's "_____ Women"; Tea for _____ (1925 hit); Doubles team; Low card; One's successor; Lowest VHF channel; Afternoon time; See 56-Down; Points scored for a safety; Common ticket buyer's request; It's "company"; Word repeated in a basketball chant; A doubleheader; Toddler's age; Coupe complement; It's due in Venice; Number of talking animals in the Bible; Number of teeth Goofy has; With 2-Down, certain mismatch; Quip, part 3; Solid-colored pool ball; With 71-Across, heavy, as a truck; Not many; What the "bi" in bicycle means; What the Berlin Wall divided the city into; A duo; First and last digit in a Manhattan area code; Retired number of Dodger Tommy Lasorda; Word with time or tone; See 32-Down; Table for ___?; Company quota; Number of X's in this puzzle's answer; Start of D.C.'s ZIP codes or area code; ... of a 1903 Washington stamp; 1955 Thunderbird seating capacity; See 105-Across; With 17-Across, value of some opinions; First or last digit of D.C.'s area code; Maximum number of terms for a U.S. president; Moses Malone, on the 76ers; Shout repeated at a basketball game; Team size in beach volleyball; Number of points scored by a safety; Number often given to a maitre d'; See 6-Down; Tommy Lasorda's jersey number; With 22-Across, obsolescent club; Number of graduates in the first class at West Point (1802); Number of times the Twins have won the World Series, appropriately; First word of Frost's "The Road Not Taken"; Requirement for a tango; With 19-Across, U.S. representative's term; Bill with Jefferson's portrait; Derek Jeter, for the Yankees; Noah count?; Rare craps roll; See 46-Across; Derek Jeter's retired number; Lowest broadcast TV channel; Square figure?; Value of snake eyes in craps; What the V sign can also represent; Complement of turtledoves in a Christmas song; Number of words in the shortest verse in the Bible (John 11:35); Value of snake eyes; {See Notepad}; Power of a square; Start of every ZIP code in Virginia; Arguing with a fool proves there are ___: Doris M. Smith; Divisor in the golden ratio; Start of every ZIP code in Washington, D.C.; Between ___ Ferns (Zach Galifianakis web series); First clue number in this puzzle that doesn't have an Across answer; Helium, on the periodic table; How many it takes to tango; It's under @ on a keyboard; Number of hole cards in Texas hold 'em; Retired jersey number for the 76ers' Moses Malone; Start of all Washington, D.C., ZIP codes; Common factor; Low digit; What a V-sign might indicate; First word of Robert Frost's "The Road Not Taken"; Number of letters in every word of the answers to the starred clues; Number that looks like 16-Down in binary code; Number that shares a key with "@"; Rare bill; With 22- and 61-Across, what this grid conceals; I and I; Double, for one; Number of F's in this grid; One + one; 'Tea for --'; Four halves; Six less four; Need to tango; 16 eighths; 10,000 Maniacs "Eat for ___"; Ben Harper "With My Own ___ Hands"; Joe Jackson "Breaking Us in ___"; Number of "Little Sisters" Carly Simon sang of; Number of Allman brothers; Stacey Q "___ of Hearts"; ___ of Us Beatles; Indigo Girls "Power of ___"; ___ of Us Fab Four; Tool "Right in ___"; Number of terms Washington served; Little prime; See 38 Across; Number of independent governors; Senatorial allotment; Texas' rank as a state, in both size and population; Ark quorum; Snake-eyes number; Tommy Lasorda's number; One more is a crowd; Unau toe count; First of the "magic numbers" in physics; Late lunch hour; Number that sometimes follows L.G.B.T.Q.I.A.; With 22-Across, what some plays are divided into; Number of Nobel Prizes awarded to Marie Curie; Lock, Stock and ___ Smoking Barrels; What many games require; Loren film "_____ Women"; Word with fisted, cents or faced; It's company, it's said; It's often wild; what a card!; Number in a Dickens title; Word with cents or faced; _____ if by sea (part of Revere's signal); Tea quantity, so they sing; Timer's start?; Word in a sequel title; Word with faced or fisted; Humps on a Bactrian camel; Helium's atomic number; Quarter of eight?; Pencil number; Timer or "wheeler" lead-in; Tango minimum; Even number; Number of cities in a Dickens title; Dice roll with a 1-in-36 probability; What's due in Venice?; Not just one; Sequel word; 56-Across number; Blue billiards ball; Pair number; Points for a 17-foot jumper; Slam dunk's worth; Snake-eyes count; Split quantity?; My ___ Dads ('80s sitcom); D's Scrabble value; Dos, in English; Lowest Monopoly roll; Only number that can be typed with a keyboard's top row; Snake eyes sum; Number of Oscars won by Jane Fonda; Number of Pulitzer Prizes won by Colson Whitehead; Number of players needed for Go; Number rhymed with "buckle my shoe"; Number under the @ on a keyboard; Twelve divided by six; x, in x = 5x - 8; Duet's number; Hour when daylight saving time starts; Number of states that border Washington; Lowest roll in Monopoly; Number of capitals Bolivia has; Number of fingers you extend to make a "Y" in sign language; Number of words in this clue?; Rarely seen banknote; Right hand's traditional steering wheel position, or a hint to the starred answers' ends; Common number of weeks given for notice; Number below @; Number of acts in "Sweeney Todd"; Number of syllables in "grammar"; Just my ___ cents; Noah's favorite number?; Number of countries on Hispaniola; Number of jokers in a deck of cards; Number of Carolina states; Number of bars in a package of Twix; Number of dice in craps; Number of five-letter months; Janus' face count; Tango maximum; Start of a fold; ____ masters no man can serve; Company definition; Deuce, as in 52; Low number; Seesaw minimum; It may appear ahead of time; Neil Simon's chapter; Duplicitous one's face count; See 4-Down; Best documentary short subject nominee "___ Hands"; A solid-colored billiard ball; Number to tango; Word in a sequel title, often; Word with "fisted" or "faced"; ___ if by sea (part of Revere's signal); Company, per the adage; ___ and a Half Men; Rarely used greenback; Word with "faced" or "timed"; The even prime number; Number in sequel titles; Point value of a safety; 23-Down quota; Lowest prime; Lowest prime number; Slam dunk's point value; Snake eyes value; The ___ Gentlemen of Verona; Four's square root; Minimum for a volleyball game; Number in first-sequel titles; The only even prime; Eight's cube root; Number of Nobel Prizes Marie Curie won; Value of D or G in Scrabble; Walk ___ Moons (Creech novel); Lowest card in poker; Number of U.S. state names that start with a V; Number of acts in "Company"; Number of capital cities Bolivia has; Number of colors on Poland's flag; Number of colors on the intersex flag; Number that's "dos" in Spanish; Cube root of this clue's number; Eight minus six; Number of B's in this clue; Number of acts in the play "Jitney"; Number of consonants in this clue's answer; Number on the @ key; Scrabble value of D or G; What even numbers are divisible by; Number of fingers held up in a peace sign; Number of players needed for 7 Wonders Duel; Number of singers in a duet; Number of uteri for most shark species; Brace number; Slam-dunk point value; Small bill; A prime; With 52-Down, club whose face has less slope than a mid-mashie; That makes ___ of us; ___-base hit (double); 10, in binary; Layup's point total; Factor of 91 Across; Lesser of ___ evils; With 104 Across, bidirectional; Date-movie request; See 52-Across; Mixed doubles team; With 51-Across, a fair hand; Lowest craps roll; Prime number that's even; Number of protons in a helium atom; Tommy Lasorda's retired number; Bill featuring Jefferson's portrait; Number of turtledoves; Placement number of letters missing from the question, which are the key to the contest answer; See 1-Across; Bill featuring Thomas Jefferson; Turtledoves count; Martian moon count; Number required for a 64-Across; Its square root was likely the first known irrational number; It shares a key with the at sign