The Collaborative International Dictionary
Two-foot \Two"-foot`\, a. Measuring two feet; two feet long, thick, or wide; as, a two-foot rule.
Usage examples of "two-foot".
West Point, Indiana, Virginia Emerick carefully mowed around it until it was two-feet wide and weighed 40 pounds.
This was a mark of respect, but it did mean that a two-foot, sharp, pointy thing was being aimed at them.
They were shieldless but armed with two-foot, hand-span-width cut-and-thrust swords and half-armored in plate.
In another picture the judge was standing in an airboat holding a two-foot alligator in each hand, by the tail.
After all this macho stuff they were getting ordered about by a two-foot midget barking at their kneecaps.
I had was a two-foot short sword and a chain that held me by one wrist to a postyes, I suppose you could call it unfair.
He set to screwing a two-foot long telephoto zoom lens to the body of his camera.
Wanita-Wanita, a funky black mistress complete with stacks and a two-foot afro, is dancing to the northern funkiness of it all.
Blade had seen the creatures once, seen their giant stalklike bodies, their double-jointed eight-foot arms, their lobster claws, their pairs of two-foot tentacles, the snaillike pulsing suction disks upon which they glided with a stomach-turning sucking noise.
Selecting a curl of spicewood from one of the baskets, the elderly two-foot cupped it in one forepaw and struck a sliver of skystuff against a stone.
A company of two-foots pressed back the jostling crowd, using long, straight staves tipped with glinting skystuff.
Green-plumed two-foots armed with skewers, not staves, escorted their green-clad leader and her companions along the rising path.
The two-foot ruler eyed the young stallion suspiciously, but at a cautious nod from him, his purple-plumes fell back, staves still at the ready.
In the place of that priceless weapon, his baldric held a hybrid of his own designan old cinquedea two-foot dagger blade rehilted with the quillions, pommel, and pierced-steel hand-guard from a Spanish broadsword captured at the Battle of Bloody Rye.
Growling guttural German curses, his big, hairy hand grasping the hilt of a cinquedea daggerits two-foot blade so wide as to be reminiscent of a Roman short swordthe Reichsherzog started forward, but Arthur's arm barred his path.