game that two can play

Fig. a manner of competing that two competitors can use; a strategy that competing sides can both use. (Said when about to use the same ploy that an opponent has used.) The mayor shouted at the city council, "Politics is a game that two can play." "Flattery is a game that two can play," said John as he returned Mary's compliment.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Kallisto	-	Greek Mythology, Ancient Greek
Alvey	['ælvi]
KreŠImira	-	Croatian
Cedric	['sedrik]
Nader	-	Arabic
&Thorn;ÓRarinn	-	Ancient Scandinavian