Turn Two
Turn Two has 2 meanings
To record a double play
Example
They just barely turn two to get out of the bases loaded jam and win by 1 run
Double play recorded during a baseball game
Related Slang
| Double play | Two outs on the same play |
| Twin killing | Two outs on the same play |
| Around the horn | Double play from third to second to first base |
| DP | Double play |
| GIDP | Ground into double play |
| Triple play | Three outs on the same play |
Categories
To work hard on a job
Turn two is a slang term for when a person starts working hard on a job. The increase in effort may be to make up work or respond to an emergency situation.
The phrase is typically used around manual labor jobs, such as a construction site or power plant. It is often said to workers that are being lazy and need to speed up their production.
Example
We need to turn two in order to get these shipments out!
These guys definitely know how to turn two
Related Slang
| B2W | Back to work |
| GB2W | Get back to work |
| KUTGW | Keep up the good work |
| OTW | Off to work |
| WMAO | Working my a** off |
| AWLTP | Avoiding work like the plague |
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A baseball phrase that refers to achieving a double play, which is when two outs are recorded on the same play; commonly used by fielders letting each other know to go for the double play if possible; may also appear as "turning two."