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two-legged ties

two-legged ties is the plural of two-legged tie.

Meaning of two-legged tie

Noun

two-legged tie (plural two-legged ties)

  1. A competition between two teams which comprises two matches or “legs”, with each team as the home team in one leg. The winning team is usually determined by aggregate score, the sum of the scores of the two legs.
    Synonyms:
    two-leg tie, two-leg knockout, two-leg elimination
    Antonyms:
    one-leg tie, one-legged tie, single-leg tie, one-legged knockout, one-leg elimination

Questions about two-legged ties

What is two-legged ties the plural of?
Two-legged ties is the plural of two-legged tie.

Words near two-legged ties in the dictionary

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  2. two-legged eels
  3. two-legged mare
  4. two-legged mares
  5. two-legged tie
  6. two-legged ties
  7. two-leggeds
  8. two-level
  9. two-line
  10. two-line brevier
  11. two-line double pica

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