| Two barbershop quartets | 23 |
| Two bells, in the Navy | 22 |
| Two below par, to Nicklaus | 26 |
| Two bits is 25 of these | 23 |
| Two books after Samuel: Abbr. | 29 |
| Two Byrds and Eagleton | 22 |
| Two Byzantine emperors | 22 |
| Two can sometimes take this | 27 |
| Two can take it, usually | 24 |
| Two can take this, sometimes | 28 |
| Two cents, so they say | 22 |
| Two cents, so to speak | 22 |
| Two cherries on one stem? | 25 |
| Two close for comfort? | 22 |
| Two concerns for Cupid? | 23 |
| Two cups full of milk? | 22 |
| Two dancers and a gourmet | 25 |
| Two days in a Murphy movie | 26 |
| Two diamonds and others | 23 |
| Two difficult alternatives | 26 |
| Two dimensional calculation | 27 |
| Two dollars per pound, say | 26 |
| Two examples of silly talk | 26 |
| Two famous Goya paintings | 25 |
| Two fingers raised, e.g. | 24 |
| Two flowers going steady | 24 |
| Two follow "ooh" | 26 |
| Two following the news | 22 |
| Two for karaoke in Miami? | 25 |
| Two for some hand holders | 25 |
| Two from Column B, perhaps | 26 |
| Two generals and an actress | 27 |
| Two gentlemen of Verona, e.g. | 29 |
| Two gentlemen of Verona, say | 28 |
| Two Gentlemen's city | 24 |
| Two gentlemen's home | 24 |
| Two Gentlemen's milieu | 26 |
| Two gentlemen, in short | 23 |
| Two good N.F.L. plays? | 22 |
| Two Greek philosophers | 22 |
| Two guys out to dinner, say | 27 |
| Two halves of Congress | 22 |
| Two hours before lunch, maybe | 29 |
| Two hours before midnight | 25 |
| Two hrs. earlier than N.Y. | 26 |
| Two hundred milligrams | 22 |
| Two Icelandic literary works | 28 |
| Two images on one television | 28 |
| Two in a Dickens title | 22 |
| Two innings after the stretch | 29 |
| Two innings past the stretch | 28 |
| Two lines may make one | 22 |
| Two liters, e.g.: Abbr. | 23 |
| Two long parts of the body | 26 |
| Two long syllables in poetry | 28 |
| Two make a Latin dance | 22 |
| Two may make a diameter | 23 |
| Two memorable maestros | 22 |
| Two minutes at the track? | 25 |
| Two more baseball teams | 23 |
| Two movie stars dating, e.g. | 28 |
| Two nuts hold them in place? | 28 |
| Two of Three Little Words | 28 |
| Two of a 60's quartet | 25 |
| Two of a well-known threesome | 29 |
| Two of Caesar's trio | 24 |
| Two of five in basketball | 25 |
| Two of four, e.g.: Abbr. | 24 |
| Two of Henry VIII's six | 27 |
| Two of Henry VIII's wives | 29 |
| Two of Henry's six | 22 |
| Two of Mae's words | 22 |
| Two of racing's Unsers | 26 |
| Two of Santa's features | 27 |
| Two of the racing Unsers | 24 |
| Two of them make a rave | 23 |
| Two of them make a sawbuck | 26 |
| Two of these a prison make | 26 |
| Two of these are better | 23 |
| Two of these equal 200 yrs. | 27 |
| Two of these make a Jackson | 27 |
| Two of these make a qt. | 23 |
| Two of ___ (poker holding) | 26 |
| Two on a date, for short | 24 |
| Two or more draft animals | 25 |
| Two or more eras (Var.) | 23 |
| Two or more eras, in geology | 28 |
| Two or more geological eras | 27 |
| Two or three in a row, say | 26 |
| Two or three, but not one | 25 |
| Two orgs. involving homes | 25 |
| Two pairs that beat king-high | 29 |
| Two patriots and a historian | 28 |
| Two percent alternative | 23 |
| Two periods, essentially | 24 |
| Two plus one, as always | 23 |
| Two plus one, in Turin | 22 |
| Two points for any eleven | 25 |
| Two pounds, and then some | 25 |
| Two prepositions in one | 23 |