a few timbits short of a dozen

Canadien version of One Donut Short of a Dozen

Oh he's a few timbits short of a dozen

by CanadianGuy428 September 18, 2020

dime a dozen

cheap and easy to attain

cheap to buy, hence the phrase. also "ten-a-penny"

by Man Named Sue October 26, 2003

dime a dozen

cheap, notworth much, easy to come by, not highly valued

you could buy a dozen for a dime.

by BabySlice October 23, 2003

Dirty Third of a Dozen

Used to describe a group of 4 troublemaking guys. First used on Main Street in front of Noel's Jewlery, St. Charles MO in 1998 as a potential name for the shortest lived (3hrs) 4 man gang.

"We could be the 'Dirty Third of a Dozen.'" - Mike B.

by Thanatos February 2, 2005

dime a dozen

Severely misinterpreted exopression... the original was derived from an unfortunate situation in the 1920's, when a tired shop-keeper decided to take a nap while standing behind the counter. A customer came over to him, asking the price of the bisquits...when the shop-keeper wouldn't repond, the man nudged him, and the poor sleepy man mumbled "I'm-a-dozing". Unfortunately the customer heard "dime a dozen" and the shop-keeper lost some goos bisquits that day...mm...bisquits.

by Lara October 25, 2003

dime a dozen

Cheap, can find many alike, easy, notworth anything, unvaluable, untrustworthy

"Boys you are dime a dozen."
-Your so last summer..Taking back sunday

by chelsea January 4, 2004

dime a dozen

It means it's really cheap

by Anonymous October 25, 2003