Dicing [verb]

At his place gathered all the great of his day, spending hours dicing and drinking punch.

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

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

At the foot of the inn signpost beggars squatted—here a leper whining monotonously, there lustier vagrants dicing for supper.

But Lavinia, it appeared, was going to watch the dicing at Richard's table: she vowed she should bring him monstrous good luck.

How often have I roared dicing fools, and card-playing asses, out of the stakes when they had fairly won 'em?

But there still remained five, asleep until their turn for watching and dicing came.

But Dante's "Disdain" is not confined to the winners in the cosmic dicing match.

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.