| ROWINGBOAT | Shifting two, a boring vessel (6,4) |
| CLOTHESLINE | Shifting two pounds to Chinese laundry seen here |
| SUBURBAN | Boring vessel endlessly refined (8) |
| ATONESBEST | Two's a little too late to be in top form (2,4,4) |
| HELLBENDER | The fellow will bow before the Queen 2-a wet creature (10) |
| FLUTE | Aerophone played by Frederick II; a groove in a column or cloth; a frill in a frock; a tall piece of stemware for champagne; or, a type of baguette (5) |
| DOUBLE | From "two", a quantity twice as much; two of a sort together; or, a duplicate, exact counterpart or twin (6) |
| DUAL | From Greek for "two", a word for a pair of units treated as one, such as a bivalent atom, couple of people, duo of notes or product of two vectors (4) |
| HOTCROSSBUN | "One a penny, two a penny" pastry in a nursery rhyme |
| PAIR | Set of two / a two some |
| NAMES | *Pablo Neruda had two: a pen and a given |
| ONE | ___ a penny two a penny.. |
| WATERBOA | A snake or two a bear tormented (5,3) |
| ONEA | ___ a penny two a penny... (lines from Hot Cross Buns nursery rhyme): 2 wds. |
| DUO | From the Latin for "two", a piece of music composed for a brace, couple, pair or twain of pianists, opera singers, violinists or other performers of the same name (3) |
| CYLINDER | Engine component: a'Black Five'had two, a 'Deltic'18 (8) |
| DUEL | From an old poetic word for "war" and Latin for "two", a single wager of battle or trial by combat; an affaire d'honneur or monomachy; or, any contest or struggle between two (4) |
| BACCARATHANGMAN | Two "A" games |
| COUPLET | "The little two": a clue for you! |
| CHACHA | Tea for Two - a Latin American dance? |
