two-formed

adjective
UK /ˈtuːfɔːmd/
US /ˈtuːfɔːrmd/

Having two shapes or two parts.

The two-formed cloud looked like a rabbit and a boat at the same time.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Existing in two different versions or varieties.

The story has a two-formed ending, one happy and one sad.

3. Made of two joined sections or halves.

The two-formed shell fit together like a puzzle.

4. Showing two distinct sides or aspects.

His two-formed answer was both funny and serious.