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nineteen to the dozen
nineteen to the dozen
Prov. very rapidly or energetically. Whenever I get together with my cousins, we always gossip away nineteen to the dozen. While Alan got the other ingredients, Jane was chopping up potatoes nineteen to the dozen.
nineteen/ten to the dozen
(British & Australian informal) if someone is talking nineteen to the dozen, they are talking very fast, without stopping Gaby was chatting away nineteen to the dozen behind me and I couldn't concentrate.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Cass | | KAS | English |
| Aulay | | - | Scottish |
| Bajer | | ['baiər] | |
| Wendi | | WEN-dee | English |
| Theia | | - | Greek Mythology |
| Violetta | | vyo-LET-tah (Italian), vee-ah-LYE-tah (Russian) | Italian, Russian |