adj

diced

dyst

Diced (adj) means Cut into small cubes, usually about a quarter to half an inch across. Example: “The soup recipe called for diced carrots and celery.”

adj

Cut into small cubes, usually about a quarter to half an inch across.

"The soup recipe called for diced carrots and celery."

How to use diced

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishChopped into small, even cubes, especially describing vegetables or fruit.

Common pairings

diced tomatoes diced onion finely diced

Word forms

more diced comparative, most diced superlative

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Rhymes for diced

iced sliced spiced voiced priced juiced enticed rejoiced unnoticed practiced overpriced prejudiced

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Frequently asked questions

What does “diced” mean?

The word “diced” means cut into small cubes, usually about a quarter to half an inch across. In plain terms, chopped into small, even cubes, especially describing vegetables or fruit.

How do you pronounce “diced”?

“Diced” is pronounced dyst (/daɪst/ in IPA).

How do you use “diced” in a sentence?

Here is “diced” used in a sentence: “The soup recipe called for diced carrots and celery.”

What part of speech is “diced”?

“Diced” is an adjective.