one or two

English

Determiner

one or two

  1. A small number of.
    Synonyms: a couple of, a few, some
    I have one or two things that I need to do.
    • 1958 February, David Gunston, “Railways on the Screen”, in Railway Magazine, pages 87-88:
      Harold Lloyd had had one or two minor comic brushes with railway trains, but the first man to produce real comedy from locomotives was the great poker-faced clown, Buster Keaton.
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