The phrase 'no dice' originated from gambling contexts, where it was used when dice rolls were unsatisfactory, and has since evolved into a common everyday expression meaning 'no' or 'not possible'; additionally, 'die' is the singular form while 'dice' is the plural, though people commonly use 'dice' even when referring to a single die in casual conversation.
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Lindsay, where does this phrase come from? Well, it was originally about gambling. We looked into it a little bit. So, in dice games, if the roll wasn't what you wanted, you could say, "No dice." Right?
But then, of course, it expanded to be a common everyday saying. I love thinking about etymology of words, Michelle.
>> Yeah, it's really, really interesting.
Yeah, so I mean, dice, of course, we all know dice, they're the with the What's Lindsay, is dice plural or singular?
>> so. I think die is the singular, isn't that right? Am I wrong? Okay, good. Yes, no, you're As far as I know, it's die and dice.
But I don't like when you're playing a If you're playing a game, and do you ever say like, "Give me the die?" Like if you ask her Not really. Everyone just kind of says dice. I mean >> Everyone kind of says It sounds a little It sounds like a little like hoity-toity, like, "Ooh, can I have the die?" Right. It's >> No. Yeah. [laughter]
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