| Dice turns |
| Dice tosses |
| Dicey |
| Actress Jennifer of "Pride and Prejudice |
| They're near appendices |
| Appendices with some studies |
| Activity for debaters or dicers |
| Dice |
| Adjective for traditional dice |
| Dice throw |
| Displaying symptoms of jaundice |
| Dicey G.I. status |
| Dice roller's exhortation |
| Orfeo, e.g., in Gluck's "Orfeo ed Euridice |
| Diced — raised to the third power |
| Like ice or dice |
| Cast the dice again |
| Cause prejudice among Phoenician citizens? |
| Popular dice game |
| Dish of finely diced vegetables |
| People just as prejudiced as reverse racists |
| Orfeo in Gluck's "Orfeo ed Euridice," e.g. |
| Vest or bodice: French. |
| Prejudiced against older persons |
| Dicey predicament |
| Jaundiced |
| Dicey situation |
| Dice Clay told to back off? |
| 'Pride and Prejudice' suitor |
| Dice that weigh 1000 pounds each, in Chicago? |