DUO

Perot/Stockdale or Bush/Quayle

• Abbott and Costello, e.g.

• Ark unit

• Ashford & Simpson, e.g.

• Ashford & Simpson, for one

• Astaire and Rogers e.g.

• Barely a team

• Baseball battery, e.g.

• Batman and Robin

• Batman and Robin are a dynamic one

• Batman and Robin e.g.

• Batman and Robin, for one

• Batman and Robin, say

• Beach volleyball team, e.g.

• Ben and Jerry, e.g.

• Bill and Hillary Clinton, e.g.

• Binary

• Bonnie & Clyde, for one

• Brace

• Brandy and Monica, once

• Bret and Jemaine of Flight of the Conchords, e.g.

• Burns and Allen, e.g.

• Burns and Allen, for one

• Captain & Tennille, e.g.

• Close pair

• Comedy team, e.g.

• Comedy team, usually

• Comic skaters Frick and Frack, e.g.

• Compact combo

• Couple

• Decimal starter

• Double header?

• Dynamic ___

• Dynamic ___ (Batman and Robin)

• Dynamic pair

• Dynamic team?

• Electronic act Justice, e.g.

• Everly Brothers, e.g.

• Ferrante and Teicher

• Fred and Ginger, e.g.

• Frick and Frack, e.g.

• Frick and Frack, for example

• Ginger and Fred, once

• Grammy category

• Grammy-winning Gnarls Barkley, e.g.

• Half a quartet

• Hall & Oates, e.g.

• Hall and Oates, e.g.

• Halved quartet

• Husband and wife, e.g.

• Husband and wife, for example

• Husband-and-wife team, e.g.

• Indigo Girls, e.g.

• Indigo Girls, for example

• Inseparable twosome

• It takes two

• Item, perhaps

• Jack and Jill, e.g.

• Jan and Dean e.g.

• Jordan and Pippen, e.g.

• Laurel and Hardy

• Laurel and Hardy, e.g.

• Lewis and Clark, for one

• Luge team

• Many a '50s-'60s pop act

• Matched set

• McCain and Palin or Obama and Biden, e.g.

• Milli Vanilli, e.g.

• Mom and pop, e.g.

• Morning show team, often

• Music's Eurythmics, e.g.

• Music's Tears for Fears, e.g.

• Mutt and Jeff, e.g.

• One and one

• One is dynamic

• One may be an item

• OutKast, e.g.

• Pair

• Pair of people

• Pair of performers

• Pair with an air

• Partnership, often

• Pat and Mike, e.g.

• Peaches & Herb, e.g.

• Penn & Teller, e.g.

• Performing pair

• Peter and Gordon, e.g.

• Peter and Gordon, for one

• Piece for two

• Prefix with tone

• Quartet minus two

• Rap's OutKast, e.g.

• Ren and Stimpy, e.g.

• Ren and Stimpy, for example

• Rock's Broken Bells, e.g.

• Rock's No Age, e.g.

• Rock's They Might Be Giants, e.g.

• Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, e.g.

• Sam & Dave, e.g.

• Schubert's Grand ___

• Simon and Garfunkel, e.g.

• Simon and Garfunkel, for one

• Simon and Garfunkel, once

• Singing twosome

• Small band

• Small musical group

• Small team

• Smallest possible band

• Smallest possible team

• Smallest team

• Sonny & Cher were one

• Sonny & Cher, e.g.

• Sonny & Cher, say

• Sonny and Cher, e.g.

• Sonny and Cher, for example

• Sonny and Cher, once

• Stage twosome

• Stiller and Meara

• Sugarland, e.g.

• Surf and turf e.g.

• Tabloid item

• Tango team

• Team minimum

• Tears for Fears or Savage Garden

• Tears for Fears, e.g.

• The Blues Brothers, e.g.

• The Captain and Tennille, e.g.

• The Captain and Tennille, for one

• The Dynamic ___

• The Eurythmics, e.g.

• The Everly Brothers, e.g.

• The Everlys, e.g.

• The Indigo Girls, e.g.

• The Judds were one

• The Judds, for example

• The Rembrandts, e.g.

• The Righteous Brothers, e.g.

• The Smothers Brothers, e.g.

• The White Stripes, e.g.

• They Might Be Giants, e.g.

• Tim and Eric of Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! e.g.

• Tonto and the Lone Ranger

• Trilling twosome

• Trio less one

• Trio minus one

• Turtledoves of song

• Two

• Two of a kind

• Two of the same kind

• Two performers

• Two-musician ensemble

• Two-piano piece

• Two-piece

• Two, to Cicero

• Twosome

• Wayne and Shuster, e.g.

• What you, me and a mike create

• White Stripes, for one

• You and me, e.g.

• You and me, say

• You, me and a mike

• Two performers or singers who perform together

• A pair who associate with one another

• A musical composition for two performers

• Two items of the same kind