dishyadj.
/ˈdɪʃi/, U.S. /ˈdɪʃi/ slang.
Very attractive.
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the mind > attention and judgement > attractiveness > [adjective]
gracious1340
glorious skinnyc1400
drawing1435
gracefulc1449
attrayant1477
well-favoured1539
alluring1567
graceda1586
attracting1589
attractive1592
winning1596
appealing1598
taking1603
allicient1613
enchantinga1616
motive1615
temptinga1616
allurant1631
catchinga1640
gaining1642
canny1643
charmful1656
charming1664
mignon1671
disarminga1718
prepossessing1737
seducing1749
seductive176.
eye-catching1770
sweet1779
catchy1784
attaching1785
engaging1816
cute1834
cunning1843
taky1854
cynosural1855
smart1860
fetching1880
seductious1883
fruity1900
barry1923
hot stuff1928
swoony1934
dishy1961
dolly1964
jiggy1996
aegyo2007
1961 Sunday Tel. 19 Mar. 9/1 He encountered the dishy St. Tropezienne on his holiday plane.
1961 Sunday Express 10 Dec. 19 The manufacturer..dreamed up that dishy little number you're mad for.
1964 J. Gardner Liquidator iii. 50 ‘Mm, is that him?’ said the girl, all velvet. ‘He's dishy.’
1966 G. N. Leech Eng. in Advertising xxii. 198 The dreamiest, dishiest dress fabrics ever.
1970 Evening Standard 17 Mar. 35 (advt.) I like Peter... And his dishy new sports car.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1972; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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