Dicers [noun]

If there’s a special way that they want to think about how we slice and dice our business priorities, we will use that.

Reduce the heat to medium, then add the diced onion and the cabbage to the pot.

The board doubles as a storage case with locking closure that’s perfect for holding the six sets of wooden armies, 44 Risk cards, and five dice.

Duties include peeling, dicing, portioning, sorting, bagging and labeling.

If two dice have the exact same colors, they represent tiles that are in the exact same position in space.

But jest before they left the house, I happened to look inside of the old boy's hat—he had a stiff dicer.

He leaned forward, white and eager, waiting for the truth like a dicer for the final throw.

At this moment a loud peal of laughter greeted the second dicer.

With the sandbox tilted in the air, like a dicer about to make his throw, he looked at the lad.

I'd be lost in a place like that—me in a sack suit and round-top dicer!