Cubed [verb]

Chop me up into ice cubes and let me float in a vodka tonic.

Unaware of this work, Domokos wrote a proof which pointed to cubes as the answer.

He disappears for a few minutes after a meal or around tea time to slice them into perfect half-moons or cubes so that we can share.

The realism is reminiscent of Nintendo Switch’s HD rumble demo about ice cubes.

Arrange the bread cubes on a large, rimmed baking sheet in a single layer.

Allen recorded the echoes of bat calls bouncing off a real dumbbell or cube from different angles.

Each region made up one-sixth of the cube, so all together they represented half the cube, as shown below.

Philip then steered the Coronet eastward across Washington, through the town of Cashmere in the foothills of the Cascades, where they stopped at a diner for cube steak, cottage cheese, and pie that James noted as “wonderful” in his datebook.

It keeps things nice and cool if I throw in a few trays of ice cubes while we pack.

This haphazard process could have created cosmic strings as cracks in space-time, like the cracks that you can see inside ice cubes.