dished
verb (past tense)UK /dɪʃt/
US /dɪʃt/
Served food onto plates for people to eat.
She dished out the soup into four bowls.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Put food into a dish or dishes.
He dished the potatoes and passed them around.
3. Told people news or gossip, often in a lively way.
She dished the latest gossip at lunch.
4. Made a dish-shaped or hollow curve, like a wheel bending inward.
The old bicycle wheel was dished from years of use.
5. Defeated or ruined someone's chances, in informal British use.
That mistake really dished his plans.