Definitions
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- noun A person who
two-times another.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun a person who says one thing and does another
- noun someone who deceives a lover or spouse by carrying on a sexual relationship with somebody else
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Examples
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Biking two-timer Jesse James will sit down for his first interview since splitting with soon-to-be ex-wife Sandra Bullock in a chat with Nightline, ABC News announced on Wednesday.
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In her day, Barbara Walters was a roundheels, a home-wrecker, and a two-timer, which ought to have made for great copy, but reading about these events was as off-putting as having your own mother tell you about the first time she reached orgasm.
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In her day, Barbara Walters was a roundheels, a home-wrecker, and a two-timer, which ought to have made for great copy, but reading about these events was as off-putting as having your own mother tell you about the first time she reached orgasm.
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In her day, Barbara Walters was a roundheels, a home-wrecker, and a two-timer, which ought to have made for great copy, but reading about these events was as off-putting as having your own mother tell you about the first time she reached orgasm.
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A bored married man (Reid) looking for relief from his fatuous babydoll wife (Swanson) seeks excitement, which eventually encompasses an encounter with a two-timer named Emilie (Wanda Hawley) who is, remarkably, from Pompton, New Jersey.
Empire of Dreams Scott Eyman 2010
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CLOONEY: What you do is -- there have been others that -- Pitt's a two-timer as well but he ran a very good campaign the last time and ...
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Note 2: two-timer, to betray (a spouse or lover) by secret lovemaking with another.
Bessie Smith Lyrics 2009
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CLOONEY: What you do is -- there have been others that -- Pitt's a two-timer as well but he ran a very good campaign the last time and ...
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On further reflection, if fiction is any guide, a decent fraction of male-initiated divorces are probably the result of pressure from the "other woman," who wants to have the two-timer all to herself.
The Lens of Hypergamy: An Application, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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CLOONEY: What you do is -- there have been others that -- Pitt's a two-timer as well but he ran a very good campaign the last time and ...
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