dished
/dɪʃt/
adjective
- Shaped like a dish; concave.
- The dished surface of the old frying pan made it perfect for frying eggs.
- The dished shape of the satellite antenna helps focus the signal.
- The car's hood had a dished dent from the hailstorm.
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verb
- Served food onto plates.
- He dished the stew into bowls and passed them around the table.
- She dished the pasta onto four plates for the family dinner.
- The cafeteria worker dished out generous portions of mashed potatoes.
- Provided or distributed something, especially information or criticism.
- He dished compliments to everyone at the party to make them feel welcome.
- During the debate, the candidate dished out sharp criticism of her opponent.
- The reporter dished the latest news about the election.
- Shaped like a dish; made concave.
- The metal had been dished by the heavy impact of the hammer.
- The potter dished the clay to form a shallow bowl.
- The old wooden seat was dished from years of use.
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