dozenth

American  

[duhz-uhnth] / ˈdʌz ənθ /

adjective

1. twelfth.

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Etymology

Origin of dozenth

First recorded in 1700–10; dozen ¹ + -th ²

Example Sentences

He confirmed, for the dozenth time, that they were.

From Slate

Having to hold down multiple shoulder buttons to fire missiles at a goopy alien darting around the screen is not exactly fun, especially when you also have to memorize their movements and dash away so that you don’t die for a dozenth time in a row.

From The Verge

The presence of oversized monsters is a fun challenge, but even they become rote after you slay your dozenth beast.

From The Verge

It’s a frustrating way to slow your progress, and there were times — particularly one egregiously long battle toward the end of the game — where I almost gave up on Control because I didn’t want to replay the same fight for the dozenth time.

From The Verge

After enjoying the opening hours for probably the dozenth time, I found it hard to keep playing for the game’s lengthy runtime, and eventually stopped.

From The Verge