Definition of "two-hand" [two•-hand]

• Employing two hands. See dactylology. (adjective)

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• "As for the new NFL kickoff rule that places the ball on the 35 and is intended to cut down on injuries, D.A. writes, "With all the protections now legislated, professional football is well on the way to becoming two-hand touch with personal seat licenses.""
• "As a matter of fact, changeable tip fly lines for two-hand rods have changed the sport of fly fishing for steelhead as much as the adoption of the two-hand rods themselves."
• "Orlando ran off nine straight points, capped by a two-hand dunk by Howard on a fast-break pass zipped down the middle from Anthony Johnson."