Two can play at that game

Related to word: two

Idiom

Definition

  1. This idiom is used to indicate a plan to retaliate against someone by using the same harmful tactics or actions they have used against you.

    • If you've decided not to share your resources with me, don't be surprised if I decide that 'two can play at that game.'

    • He started spreading rumors about me, and I thought, 'Two can play at that game.'

    • If they plan to exclude me at work, then I can also say, 'two can play at that game.'