two-way
(to̵̅o̅′wā′)
adjective
- having separate lanes for vehicles going in opposite directions: a two-way street
- involving reciprocity, mutual obligation, etc.: a two-way cultural exchange, contract, etc.
- involving two persons, groups, etc.: a two-way political race
- used for both transmission and reception: a two-way radio
- moving, operating, or allowing movement in either of two directions: a two-way faucet, two-way stretch, etc.
- adapted for use in either of two ways; esp., reversible: a two-way raincoat
See two-way in American Heritage Dictionary 4
adjectivea. Affording passage in two directions: a two-way street.
b. Moving in two directions: two-way traffic.
a. Permitting communication in two directions: a two-way radio.
b. Permitting flow in two directions: a two-way valve.
a. Expressive of or involving mutual action, relationship, or responsibility.
b. Involving two participants: a two-way treaty.
- Sports Playing both offense and defense well: a two-way player.
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