two-for-one

Buy, get another

Two-for-one describes a deal where buying one item gets you a second free or at a steep discount: The bar has two-for-one drinks on Thursdays.

The phrase works as an adjective before nouns (two-for-one sale) or stands alone (Buy now—it's two-for-one).

Figuratively, it describes getting double value from a single action: Exercising with a friend is two-for-one—fitness and socializing.

retail

BOGO

Retail acronym for paired discount

coupon · clearance · bundle · deal · markdown · savings · bargain · special · offer · rebate

dining

appetizer

Light dish preceding main

buffet · tapas · drinks · margarita · wings · oysters · pitcher · menu · promotion · complimentary

efficiency

multitasking

Doing several things concurrently

simultaneous · productivity · time-saving · streamline · consolidate · maximize · leverage · compound · piggyback · bonus

entertainment

tickets

Documents permitting entry

concert · museum · attraction · pass · voucher · companion · guest · midweek · off-peak · season

Categories
Opposites
pricing/value

two-for-onefull price

Amount without reductions

regular price · premium pricing · price gouging · at cost · retail price

promotional strategy

two-for-onerationing

Limiting distribution during scarcity

exclusivity · while supplies last · sold out · waitlist · allocation

quantity economics

two-for-onehalf portion

Reduced quantity of food

shrinkflation · à la carte · unbundled

Family

two, one, twos, ones, twice, twin, twins, twinned, twinning

Familiarity
Top 50,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G