minced

As verbs the difference between diced and minced

is that diced is (dice) while minced is (mince).

As an adjective minced is

finely chopped.

As verbs the difference between minced and flaked

is that minced is (mince) while flaked is (flake).

As an adjective minced

is finely chopped.

As verbs the difference between minced and flacked

is that minced is (mince) while flacked is (flack).

As an adjective minced

is finely chopped.

As verbs the difference between minced and grated

is that minced is past tense of mince while grated is past tense of grate.

As adjectives the difference between minced and grated

is that minced is finely chopped while grated is produced by grating.

As verbs the difference between minced and flitted

is that minced is (mince) while flitted is (flit).

As an adjective minced

is finely chopped.

As verbs the difference between minced and chopped

is that minced is past tense of mince while chopped is past tense of chop.

As adjectives the difference between minced and chopped

is that minced is finely chopped while chopped is cut or diced into small pieces.

As verbs the difference between shredded and minced

is that shredded is past tense of shred while minced is past tense of mince.

As adjectives the difference between shredded and minced

is that shredded is cut or torn into narrow pieces while minced is finely chopped.

As verbs the difference between shred and minced

is that shred is to cut or tear into narrow and long pieces or strips while minced is past tense of mince.

As a noun shred

is a long, narrow piece cut or torn off; a strip.

As an adjective minced is

finely chopped.

As a verb minced

is (mince).

As an adjective minced

is finely chopped.

As an abbreviation raw is

(games) the rules as written: the actual rules appearing in the rulebook, as opposed to house rules, or as opposed to the rules that might have been intended (in the event of a mistake in the rulebook).