twofer

twofer

slang Something that one is able to get for free upon purchasing another; a two-for-one item. A colloquial shortening of "two for." This store always has a bunch of twofers on really good brands. Here, do you want this? They were selling twofers the other day.
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

twofer

(ˈtufɚ)
n. an item that is selling two for the price of one. Here’s a good deal—a twofer—only $7.98. Everything in this store is a twofer. I only want one of these. Do I have to bring a friend who wants one, too?
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See also:
  • (one, two, three) strikes against (someone or something)
  • chalk and cheese
  • cling together
  • come together
  • battle of the giants
  • Box and Cox
  • between two fires
  • one-two punch
  • the old one-two (punch)
  • at each other's throats
References in periodicals archive
The NAStar patented TwoFer Shelf Tags are back-to-back shelf tags without a liner that use an alternating adhesive and release coated pattern.
Actually, it's more than a twofer: The headline on Sullivan's blast was "Defunding Democrats." Unions in Texas support some Republicans but are lopsided in favor of the Democrats.
The bit scored a twofer: It leveled a comedic take-that at North Korea, while making some viewers cringe at its borderline racism.
Bundled meal offers and twofer promotions are also effective for new hot food programs.
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The best solution is to make the trip a "twofer," or in this case, a "threefer."
And doing so would have been a twofer: These are all projects that employ workers now and contribute to higher economic growth in the future.
This is a twofer. A curved shower curtain rod is an affordable luxury that makes you feel a lot less claustrophobic taking a shower.
Los Angeles, CA, May 07, 2013 --(PR.com)-- Online media and interactive web TV network company, Mingle Media TV (MMTVN) announced today that CEO and Executive Producer, Stephanie Piche and Academy Award winning screenwriter, Pamela Wallace, are producing a new (twofer) digital web series and feature film entitled “The Big O,” a sexually focused, psychological drama aimed at the adult female market with an emphasis on the coveted 18-34 year-old demographic.
Cinco de Mayo: The first Sunday of May this year brings a "twofer"--Greek Orthodox Easter and Cinco de Mayo!
With each expansion of services--from the Great Society programs of the 1960s and 1970s to efforts to expand home- and community-based services for seniors and people with disabilities at the turn of the twenty-first century--policy makers have framed home care as a twofer. They could move women off welfare by putting them to work caring for the "deserving poor"--frail elders and people with disabilities--and they could reduce the dependence of both groups on the state.
The Twofer - when a woman holds her clutch with both hands across her front - indicates shyness, or defensiveness.
A Middle East Twofer Earlier Friedmometers: American Jews Come Around to Israel's Failings
Meeting a greater number of the American Heart Association's seven ideal cardiovascular health components is a twofer: It is associated not only with a reduced incidence of cardiovascular disease, but with a lower incidence of several major types of cancer as well.
Meeting a greater number of the American Heart Association's seven ideal cardiovascular health components is a twofer: Not only is it associated with a reduced incidence of cardiovascular disease, it's also linked with a lower incidence of several major types of cancer.