Cube food

noun

1. Die
2. A gambling game played with dice
3. A small cubical piece (as of food)
4. A close contest between two racing-car drivers for position during a race

verb

1. To cut into small cubes

   "diced onions"

2. To ornament with square markings

   "diced leather"

3. To bring by playing dice

   "dice himself into debt"

4. To lose by dicing

   "dice her money away"

5. To play games with dice

   "dice for drinks in the bar"

6. To take a chance

   "the temptation to dice with death"

noun

1. A small cube marked on each face with from one to six spots and used usually in pairs in various games and in gambling by being shaken and thrown to come to rest at random on a flat surface
2. Dado
3. A hollow internally threaded screw-cutting tool used for forming screw threads
4. A mold into which molten metal or other material is forced
5. A perforated block through which metal or plastic is drawn or extruded for shaping

idiom

1. Used to say that something could have either a good result or a bad result

idiom

1. Dice used for cheating

   "He was caught using a pair of loaded dice."

idiom

1. To unfairly make one possible result more likely than another

   "We received information that would load the dice in favor of our arguments."

idiom

1. To divide something into many small parts especially to use the result for one's own purposes

   "You can slice and dice the data any way you want."

verb

1. To impel forward by causing to turn over and over on a surface
2. To cause to revolve by turning over and over on or as if on an axis
3. To cause to move in a circular manner

   "they rolled their eyes at the absurdity"

4. To form into a mass by turning over and over
5. To impel forward with an easy continuous motion
6. To cause to move in a given direction by or as if by turning a crank

   "rolled down the window"

7. To put a wrapping around enfold, envelop
8. To wrap round on itself shape into a ball or roll

   "rolled up the newspaper"

9. To press, spread, or level with a roller} {bcmake smooth, even, or compact

   "hulled and rolled oats"

10. To move on rollers or wheels

    "rolled the patient into the operating room"

11. To cause to begin operating or moving

    "roll the cameras"

12. To sound with a full reverberating tone

    "rolled out the words"

13. To make a continuous beating sound upon sound a roll upon

    "rolled their drums"

14. To utter with a trill

    "rolled his r's"

15. To play (a chord) in arpeggio style
16. To combine so as to comprise one entity
17. To rob (a drunk, sleeping, or unconscious person) usually by going through the pockets
18. Bowl
19. To move along a surface by rotation without sliding
20. To move onward or around as if by completing a revolution elapse, pass

    "the months roll on"

21. To shift the gaze continually

    "eyes rolling in terror"

22. To revolve on an axis
23. To move about roam, wander
24. To go forward in an easy, gentle, or undulating manner

    "the waves rolled in"

25. To flow in a continuous stream pour

    "money was rolling in"

26. To flow as part of a stream of words or sounds

    "the names roll off your tongue"

27. To have an undulating contour

    "rolling prairie"

28. To lie extended stretch
29. To travel in a vehicle

    "rolling north on the highway"

30. To become carried on a stream
31. To move on wheels
32. To make a deep reverberating sound

    "the thunder rolls"

33. Trill
34. To swing from side to side

    "the ship heaved and rolled"

35. To walk with a swinging gait sway
36. To take the form of a cylinder or ball
37. To respond to rolling in a specified way
38. To get underway begin to move or operate
39. To move forward develop and maintain impetus

    "the project finally got rolling"

40. To execute a somersault
41. To run toward one flank usually parallel to the line of scrimmage especially before throwing a pass