tandem
//ˈtændəm//
Noun
tandemSingular
tandemsPlural
1
A bicycle designed for two riders sitting one behind the other.
We rented a tandem and rode along the beach together.
2
An arrangement of two people or things one behind the other.
The two horses were harnessed in tandem to pull the carriage.
3
A carriage drawn by two horses harnessed one behind the other.
The wealthy family arrived at the estate in an elegant tandem.
Adverb
tandemCanonical form
1
One behind another; in a single file arrangement.
The cyclists rode tandem along the narrow path.
2
Together or in conjunction with each other.
The two departments worked tandem to complete the project.
Adjective
tandemCanonical form
1
Having two things arranged one behind the other.
The tandem wheels on the truck help distribute the weight evenly.