die
Metal shaping tool
Die is two separate words.
The verb die means to pass from life or from active or useful existence (my uncle died, the bill died on the House floor).
Figuratively and informally, die is used to communicate intense feelings (die laughing, dying to meet him).
The noun die is less frequent and is either the unusual singular of dice, or a noun denoting a device for precise cutting or molding: The die-cut medallion.
State of eventual death
passing · departure · succumb · deceased · lifeless · terminal · fatality · corpse
Form-giving container
- stampMark-making device
- punchStrike with fist
- pressApply force downward
- castingShaping through liquid form
forging · extrusion · tool · cutting · threading · embossing · coining · blanking
Casino dice wagering
- rollList of names
- snake eyesPair of ones rolled
- boxcarsHighest dice throw
- shooterOne who fires weapons
sevens · loaded · casino · wager · bet · odds · probability · chance
Predetermined course of events
- doomUnavoidable grim fate
- kismetPreordained future outcome
- predeterminedEstablished beforehand
- inevitableCertain to occur
prophecy · oracle · omen · karma · fortune · lot · fateful · sealed
mortality
State of eventual death
decease · passing · departure · succumb · deceased · lifeless · terminal · fatality · corpse · obituary
mold
Form-giving container
casting · forging · extrusion · tool · cutting · threading · embossing · coining · blanking · metalwork
craps
Casino dice wagering
- rollList of names
- snake eyesPair of ones rolled
- boxcarsHighest dice throw
shooter · sevens · loaded · casino · wager · bet · odds · probability · chance · luck
destiny
Predetermined course of events
- doomUnavoidable grim fate
- kismetPreordained future outcome
- predeterminedEstablished beforehand
inevitable · prophecy · oracle · omen · karma · fortune · lot · fateful · sealed · written
six-sided
Having six faces
polyhedral · d20 · d6 · icosahedron · random · tumbling · rolling · weighted · fair · numbered
hard
Firm or demanding
- laughingMaking sounds of amusement
- boredLacking interest or engagement
- embarrassmentSelf-conscious unease
shame · craving · eager · desperate · anticipation · longing · yearning
- intransitivesarrive, come, depart, disappear, emerge
- long i soundI, by, my, why, cry
- malfunction signscrash, freeze, stall, glitch, bug
- battery actionscharge, recharge, drain, discharge, deplete
- patterns & templatestemplate, blueprint, prototype, dress pattern, sewing pattern
- numismaticscoin collecting, coin, coinage, coin collections, rare coins