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An expression used to describe something or someone as generic or easy to find. "Jobs at fast food restaurants are a dime a dozen these days."
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adj: something so common that its value is little or nothing. Rappers like Ja Rule, Chingy, and Benzino are a dime a dozen.
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easy to come by, next to worthless She said, "Don't let it go to your head. Boys like you are a dime a dozen."
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cheap, easily replaced, not valuable Guys like that are a dime a dozen.
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Anything that is plentiful with little value. Possibly this phrase originated in the early 1900's as a sale discount for candies that cost a penny. Opinions are a dime a dozen.
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So cheap you can buy twelve for ten cents. "Expired donuts are a dime a dozen!"
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to be had for next to nothing; common enough to be worthless Bad teachers are a dime a dozen in most high schools in Los Angeles.
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