Definitions of die
-
To
cease
to
live,
or
expire;
to
forfeit
or
give
up
life;
to
perish;
to
sink
or
faint;
to
langnish
with
affection,
pleasure,
or
longing;
to
become
more
and
more
faint;
to
wither;
to
become
vapid;
to
become
indifferent,
and
as
good
as
dead;
to
perish
eternally.
-
To
mold,
stamp,
or
cut (
a
design)
in
metal.
-
To
suffer
death;
to
lose
life.
-
To
perish
in
any
manner;
to
cease;
to
become
lost
or
extinct;
to
be
extinguished.
-
To
sink;
to
faint;
to
pine;
to
languish,
with
weakness,
discouragement,
love,
etc.
-
To
become
indifferent;
to
cease
to
be
subject;
as,
to
die
to
pleasure
or
to
sin.
-
To
disappear
gradually
in
another
surface,
as
where
moldings
are
lost
in
a
sloped
or
curved
face.
-
To
become
vapid,
flat,
or
spiritless,
as
liquor.
-
To
recede
and
grow
fainter;
to
become
imperceptible;
to
vanish; -
often
with
out
or
away.
-
To
cease
to
live;
expire;
perish;
wither;
become
extinct
gradually;
faint.
-
To
lose
life:
to
perish:
to
wither:
to
languish:
to
become
insensible:-
pr.
p.
dying;
pa.
t.
and
pa.
p.
died (
did).
-
To
lose
life;
perish.
-
To
suffer
death;
decease;
expire.
-
pass
from
physical
life
and
lose
all
all
bodily
attributes
and
functions
necessary
to
sustain
life; "
She
died
from
cancer"; "
They
children
perished
in
the
fire"; "
The
patient
went
peacefully"
-
suffer
spiritual
death;
be
damned (
in
the
religious
sense); "
Whosoever..
believes
in
me
shall
never
die"
-
disappear
or
come
to
an
end; "
Their
anger
died"; "
My
secret
will
die
with
me!"
-
to
be
on
base
at
the
end
of
an
inning,
of
a
baseball
player
-
be
brought
to
or
as
if
to
the
point
of
death
by
an
intense
emotion
such
as
embarrassment,
amusement,
or
shame; "
I
was
dying
with
embarrassment
when
my
little
lie
was
discovered"; "
We
almost
died
laughing
during
the
show"
-
feel
indifferent
towards; "
She
died
to
worldly
things
and
eventually
entered
a
monastery"
-
cut
or
shape
with
a
die; "
Die
out
leather
for
belts"
-
To
cease
to
live;
to
expire;
to
perish;
to
lose
life;
to
languish,
as
from
weakness,
discouragement,
or
love;
to
cease
or
become
less
distinct,
as
sound;
to
vanish.
-
Dying.
-
Small
cubes
used
in
play.
-
a
device
used
for
shaping
metal
-
a
cutting
tool
that
is
fitted
into
a
diestock
and
used
for
cutting
male (
external)
screw
threads
on
screws
or
bolts
or
pipes
or
rods
-
lose
sparkle
or
bouquet; "
wine
and
beer
can
pall"
-
to
be
on
base
at
the
end
of
an
inning,
of
a
player
-
languish
as
with
love
or
desire; "
She
dying
for
a
cigarette"; "
I
was
dying
to
leave"
-
To
pass
from
an
animate
to
a
lifeless
state;
to
cease
to
live;
to
suffer
a
total
and
irreparable
loss
of
action
of
the
vital
functions;
to
become
dead;
to
expire;
to
perish; --
said
of
animals
and
vegetables;
often
with
of,
by,
with,
from,
and
rarely
for,
before
the
cause
or
occasion
of
death;
as,
to
die
of
disease
or
hardships;
to
die
by
fire
or
the
sword;
to
die
with
horror
at
the
thought.
-
Any
small
cubical
or
square
body.
-
That
which
is,
or
might
be,
determined,
by
a
throw
of
the
die;
hazard;
chance.
-
That
part
of
a
pedestal
included
between
base
and
cornice;
the
dado.
-
A
metal
or
plate (
often
one
of
a
pair)
so
cut
or
shaped
as
to
give
a
certain
desired
form
to,
or
impress
any
desired
device
on,
an
object
or
surface,
by
pressure
or
by
a
blow;
used
in
forging
metals,
coining,
striking
up
sheet
metal,
etc.
-
A
perforated
block,
commonly
of
hardened
steel
used
in
connection
with
a
punch,
for
punching
holes,
as
through
plates,
or
blanks
from
plates,
or
for
forming
cups
or
capsules,
as
from
sheet
metal,
by
drawing.
-
A
hollow
internally
threaded
screw-
cutting
tool,
made
in
one
piece
or
composed
of
several
parts,
for
forming
screw
threads
on
bolts,
etc.;
one
of
the
separate
parts
which
make
up
such
a
tool.
-
A
small
cube (
pl.
dice);
a
stamp
used
for
coining
money,
medals,
etc.;
a
tool
used
in
cutting
the
threads
of
screws
or
bolts,
etc.;
a
kind
of
knife
used
by
envelope
makers,
and
in
shoe
factories.
-
A
small
cube
used
in
gaming
by
being
thrown
from
a
box:
any
small
cubical
body:
hazard:-
pl.
DICE,
dis.
-
A
stamp
for
impressing
coin,
etc:
the
cubical
part
of
a
pedestal
pl.
DIES,
diz.
-
Small
cube
used
in
gaming.
-
A
small
figured
cube (
see
DICE);
a
cast,
as
in
dice
playing;
stake.
-
A
hard
metal
device
for
stamping
or
cutting
out
some
object,
as
a
coin.
-
A
small
cube
with
marks
from
1
to
6
on
the
faces,
used
in
gaming,
by
being
shaken
in
a
box
and
then
thrown
from
it;
chance;
hazard.
-
Died.
-
Dice;
a
small
cube,
marked
on
its
faces
with
numbers
from
one
to
six,
used
in
gaming,
by
being
thrown
from
a
box;
any
cubic
body;
a
flat
tablet;
hazard
or
chance;
the
cubical
part
of
a
pedestal,
between
its
base
and
cornice.
-
Dies;
a
stamp
used
for
coining
money,
or
impressing
a
device
upon
a
piece
of
metal.
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