Dice [noun]

There are various ways you can slice and dice the data, most obviously by considering the effects of age and sex.

Add the remaining oil to the empty pot, followed by the onions and the diced vegetables and cook, stirring occasionally, softened slightly, about 4 minutes.

Turn up the heat to medium-high, and toss in the diced pineapple, cooking for two more minutes until the pineapple is heated through and slightly soft.

Unfortunately, finding a clique of 128 dice is a particularly thorny problem.

Because they used a heavier ball, roulette looked about the same as on Earth, and the same went for the dice games.

Anyway, the dice were sure loaded against a certain party he knew.

By a strange mania this prince spends his time sitting before a table, on which are placed six dice and a dice-box.

True the Prophet—on whom be peace—forbids dice; but Allah will be compassionate, and I have some about me.

And Mary, opening her eyes, now saw Zubair and the chief standing by the rock, and shaking the dice in the hollows of their hands.

This game is a poor substitute for lansquenet or dice, but it is not very expensive.