Numbers

3. A half-dozen, like the quantity of eggs in a small carton.
4. A quartet or the number of legs on a chair.
5. Typically considered an unlucky number in some cultures.
8. The smallest even number, and a pair of things.
11. Double the value of seven, or the number of days in two weeks.
12. One less than ten and the number of players in a baseball team.
13. A number that has two ones next to each other.
14. A decade, double-five, and the usual number of fingers and toes on a human being.

1. Twice the value of four, resembles the shape of an hourglass.
2. A number that's three times the value of five or a mid-point between ten and twenty.
6. A dozen, often associated with a number of items in a package or the months in a year.
7. A trio, like in a group of friends or a set of items.
9. It is the first whole number, and it is also a single unit.
10. A lucky number in some cultures and the days in a week.
11. A quintet, refers to the total fingers in a hand.