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There are 12 of anything in a dozen - you might be thinking of the idiom "a baker's dozen" which is a way of saying 13 items.
13 loaves in a bakers dozen
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In old archaic and casual language a dozen is '12'. It follows that a 'bakers dozen' is '13'. A Score is twenty '20'. A 'pair' is '2'. In the spoken and written English this would be 'twice'; NOT two times. Similarly , three (3) is referred to as 'thrice', NOT three times. In modern casual language a 'ton' is '100'. A 'grand' is '1000' .
A dozen is twelve, half a dozen is 6.