sice

SaySYS/ˈsaɪs/

Verbsices, sicing, siced

3 meanings of sice

1
noun
Alternative spelling of sais. Both spellings name a servant who looks after horses.
The sice led the horses back to the stable each evening.
Every morning the sice brushed down the master's horse.
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2
nounobsolete
The number six when you roll dice in a game.
Like getting a six (the top number) when you roll a die.
He needed a sice to win, but the die showed only a two.
She threw a sice and moved her piece six spaces ahead.
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3
verbslangtransitive
To make someone excited and full of energy.
Like loud music that makes everyone want to get up and move.
That song always sices the whole party.
My friends sice me every time we plan a trip.
Similarhype, excite, energize
Oppositecalm
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Origin

This came from an old French word meaning "six." It is related to the word "six."