Definition of One-and-one

1. Noun. A foul shot that must be made in order to earn the right to a second foul shot.


Lexicographical Neighbors of One-and-one

ondulatory
one
one's
one's bark is worse than one's bite
one's blood runs cold
one's days are numbered
one's got to do what one's got to do
one's heart is in the right place
one's jig is up
one's marbles
one's self
one's socks off
one's word is law
one(a)
one-and-done
one-and-one (current term)
one-armed
one-armed bandit
one-armed router
one-banana problem
one-banana problems
one-billionth
one-carbon fragment
one-carbon group transferases
one-celled
one-child policy
one-day cricket
one-day international
one-day internationals
one-day match

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