n. 1 any container normally used for holding or serving food; 2 a particular item of prepared food; v. provide usually but not necessarily food
Put the dish in the sink.
Put the dish in the sink.
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My Hungarian grandfather's favorite dish was goulash.
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What dish did the family have on Christmas Eve?
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We write every restaurant menu with gluten free options and provide a common allergy listing for each dish.
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Texture is very important in the dish and temperature adds a different dimension to the dish.
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He used a habanero to add some zip to the dish.
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We had cole slaw as a side dish.
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That dish is very weathered. OR She weathered the storm.
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I keep track of the dessert sale report and pull out the one not selling right away and replace with new dish.
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What special dish did Aubrey make for Thanksgiving dinner?
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The dish was in an inconvenient spot.
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Mom made a delicious baked ziti dish.
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His visit was inconvenient. OR The dish was in an inconvenient spot.
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Anna's favorite pasta dish is spaghetti and meatballs.
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What did Mom dish out as she sang loudly along?
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bowl; crockery; container
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1 syllables
dish
bisch
bish
blish
disch
fisch
fish
frisch
gish
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kisch
kish
klish
krisch
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misch
mish
risch
rish
swish
tisch
tish
trish
wisch
wish
wisz
commish
demisch
lamcclish
mclish
mcnish
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