the old one-two

1. n. a series of two punches delivered quickly, one after another. Tom gave Bill the old one-two, and the argument was ended right there.

2. n. any destructive assault on an idea, thing, or person. I gave his proposal the old one-two. Next time he will be better prepared.

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Anton	AHN-tawn (German), ahn-TON (Russian, Ukrainian), AHN-ton (Finnish)	German, Russian, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Icelandic, Dutch, Bulgarian, Ukrainian, Slovene, Macedo
Iudocus	-	Ancient Celtic (Latinized)
Ronald	RAHN-əld	Scottish, English
Sabryna	sə-BREEN-ə	English (Rare)
Agapetos	-	Ancient Greek
Sanjeet	-	Indian, Hindi