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two-step Definition

two·-step (to̵̅o̅′step′)

noun

  1. an early 20th-cent. ballroom dance in 2/4 time, like a slow fox trot
  2. a piece of music for this dance

intransitive verb -·stepped′, -·step′·ping

to dance the two-step

two-step Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • pulley: The Bergeon electric motor ( with a two-step pulley ) was cradled in a cast-iron holder and available with both single and three-phase motors.
  • process: Containing at least were more likely years with the a two-step process.
  • procedure: A two-step measurement procedure is used to measure the CDs.
  • method: In practice this proves to be quite difficult and severely limits the application of this simple two-step method.
  • approach: It took a slightly different, two-step approach to the problem of identifying services.
  • base: It stands on a six-sided solid base in a two-step base.