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DISH

(dish),

dish

(dish),
A shallow container, usually of concave form.
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DISH

Abbreviation for diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis.
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Soapy dishwater covered every surface in the vicinity of the sink, while the man stared askance at the shattered plate that apparently "flew" out of his hands and landed dangerously next to his feet.
Each apartment will include wall-to-wall carpeting, dishwater, and an emergency call system.
o ``Nearly new dishwater, pounds 75'' - small ad in the Stourbridge Express and Star.
Ironically, comic books became dull as dishwater because of the more ghoulish fare published by EC comics--as distinct from DC--which triggered a mini-culture war.
Some forgo toilet paper and drink their dishwater in an effort to Leave No Trace.
United Airlines served me some dishwater when my companion ordered hot tea - though I did warn him.
I think it would be elitist to dump this trial overseas (which is already going on with other HIV vaccines that are probably the scientific equivalent of dishwater).
While still kindled in me, they're now composed solely of secondhand light not unlike the moon's: silvery-grey, damning as faint praise, insipid as dishwater. I have even less to offer than I did years ago, when you disappeared.
As I raked pine needles at our family cabin on California's Stanislaus National Forest last Labor Day, somebody sponged the blue sky with dishwater. A wash of wispy gray.
It involves such work as the installation of a dishwater and new drains.
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