to dish

To give food or drink to someone, usually during a meal

To give something to people in a group

To give food or drink to people

To give out things to several people, often food or advice

To give medicine or other things to people at a pharmacy

To serve food onto plates for people to eat

To put food into a bowl to serve it

Refuse to give something someone wants or needs

To give out things to several people, often food or advice

To serve food onto plates for people to eat

To tell private or bad things about someone to other people

To make food taste or look better by adding a small extra ingredient

To add small food items, like herbs or lemon peel, to a dish to make it look nicer

A small food served with the main dish to add flavor

A meal you enjoy more than any other

A cloth used to dry dishes after they are washed

A dish a chef or restaurant is best known for

A shallow round dish with a loose lid used to grow bacteria

A metal pan on a small heater used to cook or keep food hot at the table

A dish used to hold food for people to share at the table

A small tray that holds a bar of soap

A small dish with a lid for keeping and serving butter at the table

A rack that holds dishes after washing so the water drains off them

A food people in an area cook and eat for a long time

A curved metal dish that directs radio or satellite signals to a single point

Traditional food from a certain place that people often eat there

A pie with a deep layer of fruit filling and a top crust

A curved metal dish that sends and receives signals from satellites

A person who always washes the dishes at parties or family meals as a joke

A shallow dish that people pass around during a religious service to collect money

A cooked food made in a new way to try out ideas

A large curved mirror that focuses sunlight to one point to make high heat for energy or experiments

A common food people in a region eat often as a main part of meals