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n. (context countable English) A set of twenty-four.
Usage examples of "double dozen".
But, in addition to a double dozen of minor satirical slants, the two major things which I am attacking are the two biggest, fattest sacred cows of all, the two that every writer is supposed to give at least lip service to: the implicit assumptions of our Western culture concerning religion and concerning sex.
Those of the blood laid down the trade routes long ago that other vessels might follow, the seas of a double dozen worlds in every captain's head.
Gallons, barrels, troughs of Chocolate Mint Madness, Peanut-Butter-and-Chocolate Fantasy, Maple Walnut Delight, and a double dozen other flavors seemed to turn back her biological clock as the waters of a thousand fountains had failed to turn back that of Ponce de Leon.
Much of his earlier wariness was wiped away and he looked younger than his double dozen plus years.
King Troven had established a double dozen of new lords at one bestowal.
When they reached the top of the next rise, half a mile on, they could see that the Jokonan column had dispatched a squad of a double dozen riders out ahead, galloping with the clear intent of overtaking Ista's party.