dished
Pronunciation: [dɪʃt]
Word
Context: "cooking"
(verb) to serve food onto plates. When someone dished food, they put it from a big bowl onto smaller plates so that people can eat it easily.
Example
She dished up the spaghetti for everyone at the table.
Example
He didn't dish the food, so we had to wait for dinner.
Example
Did you dish the salad for the picnic?
Context: "informal speech"
(verb) to talk about someone in a critical or negative way, often in a playful or teasing manner. This means sharing information that could be gossip or teasing.
Example
We had fun dishing about the new movie star's latest scandal.
Example
It wasn't nice when she dished about her friend's mistakes.
Example
Are you going to dish about what happened at the party?
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