What is another word for two-suiters?
Pronunciation: [tˈuːsˈuːtəz] (IPA) 
"Two-suiters" is a term used in bridge to describe a player's hand containing only two suits. A similar term is "two-suited," which also describes a hand with two suits. However, in some bridge systems, a two-suited hand refers specifically to a hand with two long suits, while "two-suiters" may refer to any hand with only two suits, regardless of the length of the suits. Other synonyms for "two-suiters" include "bicolor" or "bicolored," which refers to a hand with two different suits of at least four and five cards, respectively. Additionally, some players may refer to two-suiters as having a "range," in reference to the wide range of possible bid options available.
