twofer
/ˈtuːfər/
noun
- A promotion or offer where you get two items for the price of one.
- The store is running a twofer on all paperback books this weekend.
- I bought a twofer at the cinema: two tickets for the price of one.
- She loves twofer deals because they save her money on groceries.
- Something that serves two purposes or provides two benefits at once.
- This app is a twofer: it tracks your steps and monitors your sleep.
- The meeting was a twofer — we discussed the budget and planned the event.
- Buying a hybrid car is a twofer: you save on gas and help the environment.