bipack
/ˈbaɪpæk/
noun
- A package containing two items that are sold together, often at a discount.
- She grabbed a bipack of socks from the shelf for her trip.
- The store is offering a bipack of movie tickets for the price of one.
- I bought a bipack of toothpaste because it was cheaper than buying two separate tubes.
- A set of two film reels or cartridges packaged together, especially for cameras or projectors.
- The old projector used a special bipack to show double-exposure effects.
- For the school project, we needed a bipack of slide film.
- The photographer loaded a bipack of film into the vintage camera.