dishy

Full of rumors

Dishy is British slang for physically attractive, especially in an appealing or charming way: Have you seen her new boyfriend? Very dishy.

The word suggests someone worth looking at—like a dish you'd want to sample.

It's somewhat dated and playful, more likely heard from older speakers or used with light irony.

attractive

gorgeous

Strikingly beautiful

beautiful · hot · sexy · cute · striking · lovely · fetching · appealing · dreamy · hunky

gossipy

juicy

Full of moisture

revealing · spicy · salacious · tabloid · scoop · rumor · whisper · buzz · insider · tell-all

charming

charismatic

Compellingly attractive to others

affable · suave · debonair · likeable · adorable · sweet · delightful · personable · agreeable · pleasant

alluring

seductive

Powerfully attractive, tempting

sultry · provocative · desirable · sensual · tempting · irresistible · magnetic · mesmerizing · tantalizing · smoldering

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Opposites
physical attractiveness

dishyugly

Displeasing to look at

unattractive · hideous · homely · plain · repulsive

tone/register of speech

dishyformal

Following strict protocol

elevated · dignified · stately · ceremonious · solemn

discretion

dishydiscreet

Careful to avoid notice

private · tight-lipped · secretive · circumspect · reserved

Phrases
Family

dish, dishes, dished, dishwasher, dishing, dishcloth, dishwater, dishware, dishwashers

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Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G