Is there a word for numbers between 10 and 99?

Question

I'd like to find such a word instead of saying "greater than 10 but less than 100".

Answer 1

Assuming you mean 10-99 inclusive, the phrase you want is "two-digit number".

Answer 2

Numbers from 10 to 99 inclusive are often referred to as double figures in the UK.

For example, from yesterday's (British) news:

The death toll during the recent cold snap has hit double figures - as forecasters predicted up to another foot of snow is on the way.

Answer 3

Not an exact answer, but I find it convenient in common parlance to talk about dozens of things. I hear this used more frequently than 10s when describing a rough quantity. For example:

There were dozens of teenagers at the prom.

It tends to describe > 10 but with a fuzzier upper bound--an upper bound small enough that "hundreds" won't do.

Answer 4

Commonly used would be "two digit" or "double digit".

• "Please enter a two digit number"

If you REALLY want to exclude 10 you could say

"Please enter a 2 digit number greater than 10"

Answer 5

There isn't any context in the question, but if the context is something like

The number of people at the meeting was between 10 and 100

then the phrase to use is in double figures:

The number of people at the meeting was in double figures.