Dicer

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1909 · p. 73
One who plays at dice; a gambler; a gamester. Dice's Head, in Maine, a point at the entrance of Castine Harbor. It has a fixed light, 116 feet above the sea-level; Lat. 44° 21′ N., Lon. 68° 45′ 30′′ W. Dich, a. A Shakspearean corruption from dit for do it, or may it do. "Much good dich thy good heart, Apemantus."-Shaks. Dichas'tas is, n. [Gr. dichazo , to cleave asunder.] Subdivision by spontaneity. Dichas'tic, a. Susceptible of spontaneous subdivision.
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