Dishes [noun]

But strangest of all the dishes at the Tagal's feast was one prepared from a kind of beetle.

Look at those long rows of pewter dishes and platters that grace the shelves.

Then he looked with cold insolence from the dishes set before Garnache to those which were being set for himself.

The dishes troubled her, they were so thick and nicked in so many places, that it was difficult to find one which was whole.

She had looked into the kitchen and saw the dishes in the sink and the gaping stove hearth, and shook her head.

But never did a little boy hand dishes to his sister so carefully as Benny did.

The children could hardly wait to arrange the shining new dishes on the shelf.

The table was pretty good, too, with the exception of a few Dutch dishes, and a superfluity of onions.

All the dishes, with the exception of the curry, are prepared after the English fashion, although the cooks are Chinese.

Cotgrave has: 'Entremets, certain choice dishes served in between the courses at a feast.'