dishy
/ˈdɪʃi
/adjective (dishier, dishiest) informal
1chiefly British (Of a man) sexually attractive.But since I noticed that by the second commercial break the only person whose name I knew was Jamie, the dishy doctor our nurses swoon over, I'll leave you to work it out for yourselves....
- Revolving around the romantic misadventures of four dishy Manhattan lasses, the show poses the great questions of our time: ‘Are there certain things one should never say in an intimate relationship?’
- At the head of my bed next to the window was a drawing of a rather dishy young man with orange lips (an earlier Howard who died young).
2North American Scandalous or gossipy: she’s the perfect candidate for a dishy biography...
- And I have to say Kyra you have been disappointing us because all of us who love those dishy gossip stories every now and then that we usually don't admit to, you guys never give us anything.
- There is a rich, dishy history to these library openings.
- By contrast, the chef, who is mentioned, does not serve up dishy quotes.
Rhymes
- green toad
- green tree ant
- green turtle
- green-veined
- green-veined butterfly
- green-veined orchid
- green-veined white
- Greenville
- green vitriol
- greenware
- greenwash
- greenwashing
- green water
- green wax
- greenway
- green weenie
- Greenwell
- Greenwell's glory
- green welly brigade
- green whey
- Greenwich
- Greenwich Mean Time
- Greenwich meridian
- Greenwich star
- Greenwich time