dices (Meaning)
dices
of no avail, to ornament with square markings, to lose by dicing, a gambling game played with dice, die entry 2 sense 1, no entry 1 sense 3, to bring by playing dice, a close contest between two racing-car drivers for position during a race, die sense 1, to take a chance, a small cubical piece (as of food), to cut into small cubes, to play games with dice
Synonyms & Antonyms of dices
dices Sentence Examples
- The gambler feverishly rolled the dices, hoping for a lucky outcome.
- The dice fell with a clatter, revealing a pair of sixes.
- The team's strategy depended heavily on the roll of the dices.
- The children loved playing dice games, imagining themselves as adventurous pirates.
- The detective meticulously examined the dices, searching for any sign of tampering.
- The psychic claimed to be able to predict the outcome of dice rolls.
- The dice signified the unpredictable nature of fate and destiny.
- The tabletop game featured a intricate dicing system that determined the actions of the characters.
- The casino offered various dice games, including craps, roulette, and Sic Bo.
- The magician's act involved making dices disappear and reappear with ease.
FAQs About the word dices
of no avail, to ornament with square markings, to lose by dicing, a gambling game played with dice, die entry 2 sense 1, no entry 1 sense 3, to bring by playing
chops, slices,minces, chips, hashes, purees, purées, kibbles, carves,grates
No antonyms found.
The gambler feverishly rolled the dices, hoping for a lucky outcome.
The dice fell with a clatter, revealing a pair of sixes.
The team's strategy depended heavily on the roll of the dices.
The children loved playing dice games, imagining themselves as adventurous pirates.
