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dish something up Definition


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dish
noun dishes
    1. A shallow container in which food is served or cooked.
      Thesaurus: plate, platter, bowl, vessel.
    2. Its contents, or the amount it can hold.
    3. Anything shaped like this.
    4. A particular kind of food, especially food prepared for eating.
      Thesaurus: meal, food, course, entree, recipe, fare.
    5. The used plates and other utensils after the end of a meal.
      Example: do the dishes
      Form: dishes
    6. A dish aerial.
    7. colloq
      A physically attractive person.
verb dishes, dished, dishing
    1. To put (food) into a dish for serving at table.
    2. colloq
      To ruin (especially chances or hopes).
Etymology: Anglo-Saxon disc plate, bowl, table.

Phrasal Verb: dish something out
    To distribute it.To give it out.To give out punishment.
Phrasal Verb: dish something up
    To serve (food).To offer or present (eg information), especially if not for the first time.


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