double figures 
plural noun chiefly British
A number or amount between 10 and 99: inflation was in double figures...
- However, revenue growth will remain in double figures, he predicted.
- None of the remaining batsmen got into double figures, leaving Gambhir to wage a lone battle against the West bowlers.
- There is a good head of mirror and common carp averaging double figures in the first two lakes.
- rattlesnake plantain
- rattlesnake root
- rattlesnake's master
- rattlesnake weed
- rattlesome
- rattle someone's cage (or chain)
- rattle something off
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- rattle-watch
- rattleweed
- rattlewort
- rattling
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- raucity