two-waynote
nounUK /ˌtuːˈweɪ nəʊt/
US /ˌtuːˈweɪ noʊt/
A note that can go back and forth between two people.
Mia and Leo passed a two-waynote across the desk to plan their project.
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2. A message that expects an answer from the person who receives it.
She sent a two-waynote asking if he wanted to play at noon.
3. A small book where two friends both write and read.
Their two-waynote was full of jokes and little drawings.
4. A way of talking by writing notes that both sides can see.
The class used a two-waynote to share ideas quietly.