dozens

IPA: dˈʌzʌnz

(usually with "the", African-American Vernacular) A verbal game in which two or more people exchange witty insults.

Examples of "dozens" in Sentences

I 'spect you have dozens and _dozens_ of little girls to play with.
Olivia had said the name dozens of times, and it still sounded foreign.
The President has uttered the phrase dozens of times over the past year.
I played along too perfectly conscious of the fact that playing the dozens is an African America tradition.
The Washington Post in particular beat up Allen with macaca for the next month, using the term dozens of times.
I've seed him save dozens, ay _dozens_, of lives -- men, women, and children, -- in lifeboats, an 'in luggers, an' swimmin '.
Playing the dozens is a uniquely and explicitly African American tradition, and we obviously have an African American candidate favored in the race for the first time ever, and yet it hasn't come up.
But when she tells him the world-class director helming his work and the famous producer overseeing it all believe the use of the word dozens of times in that one scene is off-putting and should be toned down, Danny reacts with righteous anger about how it's authentic and real and must remain or the entire work is devalued.