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dishing
(to dish) serving food: Come to the table, I'm dishing the food now.
Contributor's comments: I regulalry hear the term "to dish up" used in Adelaide SA.
Editor's comments: Actually to "dish up" and to "dish out" are standard around Australia. What we are interested in is when the verb "to dish" is used WITHOUT the "up/out" attached. Can anyone help with this one?
Contributor's comments: I have used and have heard dishing or to dish someone which was used as "grass" ie/ informant and another meaning was gossiping about your friends to another group.