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doz.

American  

abbreviation

  1. dozen; dozens.


doz. British  

abbreviation

  1. dozen

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Example Sentences

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Eggs were 80 cents a doz. and up.

From Seattle Times

There are also a range of attractions in Rancho Quemado and Doz Brazos, which are former gold mining villages.

From Seattle Times

The painfully literal definition of the term “woke” and snooze-worthy answers like caffeine, melatonin, and the alertness aid capsule “No Doz,” crushed any hopes of addressing social justice issues.

From Salon

Among the three pilots I am allocated the first break, and I choose to take it in a comfortable seat in the cabin downstairs, rather than in the cockpit bunk, because I’ve never had the experience of doz­ing in the entirely untenanted volume of a 747’s passenger cabin.

From Slate

Forty-five tonnes of the peanut-based Plumpy'Doz will be distributed in the north of the country, with 515 tents.

From BBC