one and one
one and one noun: a serving of fish and chips.
Noun
one and one (plural one and ones)
- A serving of fish and chips.
- Tonight the long procession for the fish and chip shop, 'Two one and ones, Mister Savallo, and plenty of salt and vinegar.'1979, Dominic Behan, Teems of Times and Happy Returns, page 86
Forms of one and one
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Questions about one and one
- What does one and one mean?
- One and one means a serving of fish and chips.
- What part of speech is one and one?
- One and one is a noun.
- What is the plural of one and one?
- The plural of one and one is one and ones.
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