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dish D0268500 (dĭsh)n.1. a. An open, generally shallow concave container for holding, cooking, or serving food.b. dishes The containers and often the utensils used when eating: took out the dishes and silverware; washed the dishes.c. A shallow concave container used for purposes other than eating: an evaporating dish.2. The amount that a dish can hold.3. a. The food served or contained in a dish: a dish of ice cream.b. A particular variety or preparation of food: Sushi is a Japanese dish.4. a. A depression similar to that in a shallow concave container for food.b. The degree of concavity in such a depression.5. Electronics A dish antenna.6. Slang A good-looking person, especially an attractive woman.7. Informal Idle talk; gossip: "plenty of dish about her tattoos, her plastic surgeries, and her ever-younger inamorati" (Louise Kennedy).v. dished, dish·ing, dish·es v.tr.1. To serve (food) in or as if in a dish: dished up the stew.2. To present: dished up an excellent entertainment.3. To hollow out; make concave.4. Informal To gossip about.5. Chiefly British Slang To ruin, foil, or defeat.v.intr. Informal To talk idly, especially to gossip.Phrasal Verb: dish out To dispense freely: likes to dish out advice.Idiom: dish it out Slang To deal out criticism or abuse.
[Middle English, from Old English disc, from Latin discus; see disk.]IdiomsSeedishdishing
dishing[′dish·iŋ] (engineering) In metal-forming or plastics-molding operations, producing a shallow concave surface. dishingThe grading of the surface of the ground or pavement, usually to promote drainage.MedicalSeeDISH |