Nineteen to the dozen is an English expression. It means to do something at breakneck speed, to do something very fast. Example; We hadn't seen each other for years and were were gossiping nineteen to the dozen.
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Baker's dozen - 13 itemsCheaper by the dozen - costing less when bought in quantityDaily dozen - a short set of physical exercises, usually done in sets of 12By the dozen - in large quantities, not necessarily in units of 12The dozens - a game of spoken words between two contestants who insult one another until one gives upTalking nineteen to the dozen - to talk endlessly or at great speed
The number 12 can be expressed as one dozen or a dozen. I need a dozen eggs from the store. I bought a package of 3-dozen bows for Christmas packages. Many items are sold by the dozen.
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24 eggs
a baker's dozen
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13 is a baker's dozen meaning 1+12 = 13
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it means that the rate of speed, as in speech, is much faster than the average person. Derived from a variety of applications. For example, packing a crate of eggs at normal pace would fill twelve eggs to a cartoon. However, if you complete the task in a faster pace, then you'd fill nineteen eggs in the same amount of time.Therefore, more quickly than the average person. thus, the saying nineteen to the dozen. Uusally refers to speech but could also refer to speed as in vehicular.
Baker's dozen - 13 itemsCheaper by the dozen - costing less when bought in quantityDaily dozen - a short set of physical exercises, usually done in sets of 12By the dozen - in large quantities, not necessarily in units of 12The dozens - a game of spoken words between two contestants who insult one another until one gives upTalking nineteen to the dozen - to talk endlessly or at great speed
dirty dozen
There are a Dozen, meaning 12 stamps. A dozen of anything is 12.
The number 12 can be expressed as one dozen or a dozen. I need a dozen eggs from the store. I bought a package of 3-dozen bows for Christmas packages. Many items are sold by the dozen.
A dozen is twelve, or an unspecified number, so acouple (of) dozen is (about) two dozens, i.e. approximately twenty four, but not necessarily exactly that number. The expression 'a couple dozen', with the 'of' omitted, is considered sloppy grammar. The usual expression is 'a couple of dozen.' Example sentences:* "We have received a couple of dozen applications for that new job." * "Pentane ... contains only five carbon atoms while others may have a couple of dozen carbons joined in a chain." (The Gazette (Montreal), Aug 30, 2009)For more information, see Related links below.