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1. dish rack
noun.
A
rack
for
holding
dishes
as
dishwater
drains
off
of
them.
Synonyms
rack
Antonyms
undercharge
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2. dish
noun.
(ˈdɪʃ)
A
piece
of
dishware
normally
used
as
a
container
for
holding
or
serving
food.
Synonyms
crockery
bowl
coquille
ramequin
watch glass
gravy boat
sauceboat
boat
ramekin
Petri dish
serving dish
dishware
container
butter dish
casserole
sugar bowl
gravy holder
Antonyms
inferior
indispose
dispose
stay
common
Etymology
dish (English)
disc (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
discus (Latin)
δίσκος (Ancient Greek (to 1453))
δικείν (Ancient Greek (to 1453))
3. rack
noun.
(ˈræk)
Framework
for
holding
objects.
Synonyms
towel horse
coat rack
hayrack
plate rack
barbecue
hatrack
dish rack
towel rack
bicycle rack
tie rack
pipe rack
toastrack
coatrack
carrier
barbeque
framework
Antonyms
dry
cool
push
spread
fearfulness
Etymology
rack (English)
rakken (Middle English (1100-1500))
reccan (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
4. dish
noun.
(ˈdɪʃ)
A
particular
item
of
prepared
food.
Synonyms
refried beans
frijoles refritos
tostada
pizza
carbonnade flamande
boiled egg
sandwich plate
soup
tamale
scampi
nutrition
taco
egg roll
pilau
casserole
coddled egg
chili con carne
adobo
veal parmesan
fried egg
scrapple
apple sauce
kebab
shirred egg
chicken and rice
pudding
side dish
coq au vin
stuffed derma
rissole
pilaw
chicken Kiev
risotto
mould
fish and chips
rijsttaffel
boeuf Bourguignonne
shish kebab
rijstafel
hash
frog legs
schnitzel
lutefisk
fixings
barbeque
piece de resistance
stuffed tomato
fondu
Italian rice
barbecued wing
French toast
ramekin
poached egg
escalope de veau Orloff
chicken Marengo
Welsh rabbit
applesauce
stuffed cabbage
stuffed egg
pork and beans
barbecue
fried rice
stuffed grape leaves
deviled egg
sukiyaki
cold stuffed tomato
sauce
jambalaya
beef Wellington
saute
steak tartare
pizza pie
galantine
veal cordon bleu
hot stuffed tomato
succotash
side order
curry
Scotch egg
rarebit
fish stick
chop suey
lobster thermidor
poi
sushi
topping
boiled dinner
Spanish rice
repast
Tetrazzini
entremets
macedoine
steak au poivre
sauerbraten
mold
custard
terrine
kedgeree
beef Bourguignonne
enchilada
frittata
coquilles Saint-Jacques
fish ball
victuals
couscous
croquette
stuffed peppers
falafel
New England boiled dinner
rijstaffel
pheasant under glass
egg en cocotte
bubble and squeak
bitok
roulade
snack food
ingredient
moussaka
timbale
buffalo wing
sauerkraut
nourishment
ramequin
special
chicken paprika
chow mein
salad
Maryland chicken
Swiss steak
spring roll
burrito
stew
gefilte fish
Salisbury steak
pasta
teriyaki
patty
lutfisk
cottage pie
peppered steak
tartar steak
chicken paprikash
osso buco
Scotch woodcock
chili
dolmas
porridge
fish finger
Boston baked beans
souffle
meatloaf
viand
sashimi
cake
kishke
omelet
turnover
aliment
seafood Newburg
cannibal mound
dropped egg
Belgian beef stew
tamale pie
moo goo gai pan
baked egg
biryani
coquille
felafel
scallopini
pilaff
Welsh rarebit
eggs Benedict
spaghetti and meatballs
Chinese fried rice
meatball
omelette
pilaf
spareribs
haggis
tempura
chicken provencale
scrambled eggs
meal
ham and eggs
paella
barbecued spareribs
sustenance
veal parmigiana
fondue
scallopine
mousse
bacon and eggs
potpie
pepper steak
Wiener schnitzel
biriani
nutriment
chicken cordon bleu
kabob
alimentation
filet de boeuf en croute
beef Stroganoff
meat loaf
Antonyms
ordinary
starve
walk
weak
unattractiveness
Etymology
dish (English)
disc (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
discus (Latin)
δίσκος (Ancient Greek (to 1453))
δικείν (Ancient Greek (to 1453))
5. rack
verb.
(ˈræk)
Go
at
a
rack.
Synonyms
single-foot
pace
Antonyms
uncastrated
attend
increased
Etymology
rack (English)
rakken (Middle English (1100-1500))
reccan (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
6. rack
verb.
(ˈræk)
Stretch
to
the
limits.
Synonyms
strain
try
stress
Antonyms
pleasure
be well
be full
uninjured
Etymology
rack (English)
rakken (Middle English (1100-1500))
reccan (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
7. dish
noun.
(ˈdɪʃ)
Directional
antenna
consisting
of
a
parabolic
reflector
for
microwave
or
radio
frequency
radiation.
Synonyms
scanner
radiolocation
dish antenna
radio telescope
radar
radio detection and ranging
microwave radar
saucer
dish aerial
directional antenna
radio reflector
Antonyms
general
nonspecific
unspecialized
secondary
scheduled
Etymology
dish (English)
disc (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
discus (Latin)
δίσκος (Ancient Greek (to 1453))
δικείν (Ancient Greek (to 1453))
8. dish
noun.
(ˈdɪʃ)
An
activity
that
you
like
or
at
which
you
are
superior.
Synonyms
activity
bag
cup of tea
Antonyms
inactivity
hard drug
raw
uglify
Etymology
dish (English)
disc (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
discus (Latin)
δίσκος (Ancient Greek (to 1453))
δικείν (Ancient Greek (to 1453))
9. dish
verb.
(ˈdɪʃ)
Make
concave;
shape
like
a
dish.
Synonyms
form
shape
Antonyms
husband
juvenile
keep quiet
Etymology
dish (English)
disc (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
discus (Latin)
δίσκος (Ancient Greek (to 1453))
δικείν (Ancient Greek (to 1453))
10. dish
noun.
(ˈdɪʃ)
A
very
attractive
or
seductive
looking
woman.
Synonyms
mantrap
knockout
beauty
ravisher
smasher
lulu
stunner
sweetheart
adult female
peach
looker
woman
Antonyms
man
unpleasingness
beautiful
ugliness
ugly
Etymology
dish (English)
disc (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
discus (Latin)
δίσκος (Ancient Greek (to 1453))
δικείν (Ancient Greek (to 1453))
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