dozen¹ /duzˈn/

1. A set of twelve
2. Also used, esp in pl, for a less exact number

dozˈenth adjective and noun

baker's, devil's or long dozen

Thirteen

daily dozen see under daily

halfˈ-a-dozˈen

1. Six
2. Approximately six

round dozen

A full dozen

doze /dōz/

1. To sleep lightly, or to be half-asleep
2. (with off) to fall into a light sleep
3. To be in a dull or stupefied state

To spend in drowsiness (with away)

A short light sleep

dozed adjective

Drowsy

dōˈzen transitive verb (Scot)

To stupefy

To become stupefied

dōˈzer noun

dōˈziness noun

dōˈzing noun

dōˈzy adjective

1. Drowsy
2. Not alert, stupid (informal)
3. Beginning to decay

• uncounted
• uncouple
• uncoupled
• uncouples
• uncoupling
• uncourteous
• uncourtliness
• uncourtlinesses
• uncourtly
• uncouth
• uncouther
• uncouthest
• uncouthly
• uncouthness
• uncouthnesses
• uncovenanted
• uncover
• uncovered
• uncovering
• uncovers
• uncowl
• uncowled
• uncowling
• uncowls
• uncoyned