Meanings of two-syllable in English

She shook her head slowly with a kind of low-pitched two-syllable chuckle.

Or maybe we're supposed to hear a second, brutal two-syllable word immediately afterwards.

Mario savored the wealth of enthusiasm in that two-syllable answer.

The boy smiled and said an easy two-syllable name, Nawin.

With the addition of a sturdy two-syllable prefix, it was a name designed to resonate.

Lindsey wanted a two-syllable name - easier to call across a large park or stretch of beach.

As a teenager she would say "Go away!" and once chanted a two-syllable obscenity in response.

The two-syllable beat thudded through Anne.

The newborn is given a two-syllable name that is mainly used later on by teachers, employers, and during formal occasions.

That little two-syllable word.

Bonnie let loose with one of those dry two-syllable chuckles which live on the opposite side of the solar system from honest laughter.

Shoot, after spending six agonizing months with no-words-above-two-syllables Jeff, she would thoroughly enjoy carrying on a decent conversation with a man.

"What," she said with another of her two-syllable chuckles.