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Dishy
What does it mean?
Attractive or good-looking (usually used for men).
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Is it positive or negative?
Positive.
When do you use it?
A slightly old-fashioned but still common way to describe someone handsome or attractive.
Examples
Example 1: That new doctor is quite dishy, isn't he? All the nurses seem to think so.
Example 2: He was a very dishy young man back in the day, with his leather jacket and motorbike.
Question for you
Which celebrity do you think is particularly dishy?
Try saying your answer aloud, using the expression.
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