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 shakes his head and bites his bottom lip, rereading his notes on the drafting paper for the dozenth time, not realizing I’m still looking at him.

From Literature

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