Similar words: wishy-washy, fishy, squishy, dish, dishes, radish, modish, dish out. Meaning: ['dɪʃɪ] 
adj. (informal British) good-looking.
adj. (informal British) good-looking. 
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1. That tall actor is a dishy man.
2. What a dishy guy.
3. Dishy meals Whether you want inspiration for a light lunch or an impressive supper, we can provide it.
4. Hyacinth thought Anne Heseltine was very dishy and wondered where she had her hair done.
5. You shall have fishy In a little dishy.
6. She's just married this dishy man.
7. And take that look off your face ... the dishy smile that the planners don't like.
8. Judging by the photograph on the back, the author's really dishy,(Sentencedict.com ) too.
9. Still, while it may not be definitive, it certainly is delightfully dishy.
10. A good example is a Venezuelan telenovela about a schoolgirl obsessed with a dishy musician.
11. Veronica : Not half . We got to dance with some really dishy guys.
12. What happened was a real life drama of power, greed and sex that is in everyway as dishy as Dallas, and better.
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