What does dishing mean?
Dishing means present participle and gerund of dish.
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/ˈdɪʃɪŋ/ · verb
present participle and gerund of dish.
The new musical coatings given to these old forms and fiavourings have ever been the curse of musical progress in this country, and it is high time that such “dishings-up” were turned away from, once and for ever, by the music-loving public.
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Dishing means present participle and gerund of dish.
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The new musical coatings given to these old forms and fiavourings have ever been the curse of musical progress in this country, and it is high time that such “dishings-up” were turned away from, once and for ever, by the music-loving public.
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