Green’s Dictionary of Slang

two-timer n.

[two-time v.]

(orig. US) a cheat, a double-crosser.

[US]Bessie Smith ‘Devil’s Gonna Git You’ 🎵 Dirty two-timer, dirty two-timer, / Dirty two-timer, you ain’t coming clean.
[US]R. Chandler ‘Blackmailers Don’t Shoot’ in Red Wind (1946) 101: I think we’ll give it to you right here, two-timer.
[WI]C. Thompson These My People 21: He had [...] never heard of Liza Ann being a two-timer.
[US]T. Thursday ‘The Big Squawk’ in Smashing Detective Mag. 15 Apr. 🌐 So you’re not only a two-timer, you admit you are a three-timer.
[US]Baker et al. CUSS 215: Two timer A person who always fools around.
D.D. Harrison Black Pearls 123: [W]e hear [in a song] a wronged woman who [...] ushers the mistreating two-timer out of her house and out of her life.
[UK]N. Barlay Hooky Gear 183: Now I feel like a 2-timer cos I’m just provin to Monica wha I’m like.