two-tap
two-tap verb: to kill an enemy in two shots.
Verb
two-tap (third-person singular simple present two-taps, present participle two-tapping, simple past and past participle two-tapped)
- To kill an enemy in two shots.
- Remember that you'll always be at a disadvantage if you aren't outnumbering humans by at least five individuals since you can easily get two-tapped with headshots.2020 November 1, Gökhan Çakır, “How to play Zombies mode in PUBG”, in Dot Esports, archived from the original on 21 May 2022
- This is an interesting PvP choice because Harmony on a 120 when activated should in theory be able to two-tap enemy guardians.2022 July 21, Paul Tassi, “The 'Destiny 2' Solstice Weapon God Rolls You Should Be Hunting”, in Forbes, archived from the original on 28 Jul 2022
Forms of two-tap
| third-person singular present | two-taps |
|---|---|
| present participle | two-tapping |
| past participle | two-tapped |
| past | two-tapped |
Origin of two-tap
See one-tap.
Questions about two-tap
- What does two-tap mean?
- Two-tap means to kill an enemy in two shots.
- What part of speech is two-tap?
- Two-tap is a verb.
- What is the past tense of two-tap?
- The past tense of two-tap is two-tapped.
Words near two-tap in the dictionary
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