dicing

Synonyms for dicing

verb chop up

"to cut into cubes," late 14c., from dice (n.). Meaning "to play at dice" is from early 15c. Related: Diced; dicing.

He is no longer for drinking or kissing, for dicing or fighting.

War, as a means of deciding our luck, is no more scientific than dicing for it.

Two things Lord Welter was very fond of—brawling and dicing.

The other Viscount have been horse-racing, and dicing, and carrying on all his life.

Not to suffer swearing, dicing, card-playing, or other vain talk.

And it won't encourage you to be dicing and drinking at McNab's.

He was at that moment drinking and dicing with Robin's money.

In the dicing machines, they were soon reduced to inch-cubes.

Dare was dicing with Fitzgerald; someone was playing faro with Jack behind me.

Wine and dicing and women: fine snares the devil sets with these.