A dime a dozen
Anything that is widely available, cheap, easy to obtain, and found everywhere.
Very inexpensive or worthless, there are plenty of them to be had.
Meaning of dime and dozen from the English-Bulgarian dictionary:
Dime [daim]
1. Am. (abbr. d) a coin worth 10 cents.
2. a small sum of money.
Cheap, low-quality.
Dime novel – a pulp novel.
Dozen ['dʌzn]
A dozen
Long / great / baker's DOZEN – thirteen.
Dozens of – tens, many, lots.
An idiom is a phrase whose meaning differs from the meaning of the individual words it contains, considered separately and on their own.
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