dish out's Usage Examples:

accidentally set some military equipment ablaze, and Guan threatened to dish out harsh punishment should he triumph over Cao Cao.

eventuate, and the inn gained its name when O"Connell nailed a panning dish out the front and wrote "Blue Duck" on it, blue duck being the term for a failed.

Therefore, it felt festive to dish out the full coffee table at all year"s parties and big events, and it should.

But who cares? Few acts can dish out the angst better, and "Home" pleases with its baroque strings and skittling.

These affordable coffee shops dish out bread toasts, spread with coconut egg jam and butter, served with coffee and tea as well as two soft Boiled eggs.

"Robots dish out the drinks at reopened Dutch restaurant".

Gorm, a range of storage furniture sold by Swedish outlet IKEA Gorm, or gaum, means "attentive or alert", and is the basis for the word gormless Gorm.

chefs cooked one of their courses for the four judges, who each marked the dish out of a possible ten points.

She can dish out the ultimatums to the "other woman" like no one else.

The station soon became more male-orientated and featured football coverage and laddish output.

"Clinical Cats dish out early season warning".

"Foo Fighters dish out details on Medium Rare".

Battle At dawn the first shots were exchanged between Kulnev's troops and a Swedish outpost by a bridge in the forest.

Synonyms:

foul,

Antonyms:

fair, unclassified,