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All answers to “Name something that comes in twelves”
The complete list: 68 answers, 55 of them longer than one word, with the alternative spellings that also count. Rarity stays hidden.
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- 12 Monkeys
A
- Apostlesalso Disciples
B
- Baker's dozen
C
- Calling birds
- Chinese zodiac animalsalso Chinese zodiac
D
- Days of Christmasalso Twelve Days of Christmas
- Dirty Dozen
- Dodecahedron
- Dodecapolis
- Dodekatheon
- Doughnutsalso Dozen doughnuts
- Dozen
- Drummers drumming
- Duodecimal
- Duodecimal systemalso Base twelve
E
- Eggsalso Dozen eggs
F
- French hens
G
- Geese a-laying
- Gold rings
- Great gross
- Gross
H
- Hours on a clockalso Clock hours
I
- Inches in a footalso Inches
J
- Jurorsalso Jury
K
- Knights of the Round Table
L
- Labours of Herculesalso Twelve Labours
- Ladies dancing
- Lords a-leaping
M
- Maids a-milking
- Months
N
- Notes of the chromatic scalealso Chromatic scale
O
- Ocean's Twelve
- Olympian godsalso Olympians
P
- Partridge
- Pennies in a shillingalso Pence in a shilling
- Pipers piping
R
- Rosesalso Dozen roses
S
- Stars on the EU flagalso EU flag stars
- Swans a-swimming
T
- Tribes of Israelalso Twelve Tribes
- Turtle doves
- Twelfth Night
- Twelve Adityasalso Adityas
- Twelve Alvarsalso Alvars
- Twelve Angry Men
- Twelve Branchesalso Earthly Branches
- Twelve Caesars
- Twelve Cities of Etruriaalso Etruscan League
- Twelve Cities of Ioniaalso Ionian League
- Twelve Gods
- Twelve Houses of the zodiacalso Astrological houses
- Twelve Imams
- Twelve Jyotirlingasalso Jyotirlingas
- Twelve Knights
- Twelve Months of Hijri calendar
- Twelve Pairs of France
- Twelve Paladins
- Twelve Peers
- Twelve Peers of France
- Twelve Prophetsalso Minor Prophets
- Twelve Tables
- Twelve Titans
- Twelve Tone Techniquealso Twelve-tone row, Tone row
- Twelve-bar bluesalso 12-bar blues
- Twelve-hour clockalso 12-hour clock
- Twelve-sided diealso d12
- Twelve-step programmealso Twelve Steps
Z
- Zodiac signsalso Signs of the zodiac
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