The word 'dishy' is a valid word in written English.
It is an adjective that means attractive or good-looking. Example: "The new intern at work is quite dishy, with his charming smile and sharp wit."
I've got a crush on Obama," sang a dishy brunette in a bit of bubblegum pop that would make any politician blush.
MILLIONS of Indians watch Bollywood movies for the broken hearts, lost fortunes, dishy actors and catchy tunes.
Earlier this year he branded the PM "out of touch" over a proposed ban on showing same-sex kisses on pre-watershed TV. 8 (new entry) Charlie Condou Actor... and it's a Corrie double in the top 10, thanks to the dishy thesp who plays Cotton's on-screen boyfriend, Marcus.
The boys are archetypally dishy or disgusting, while the other gal in the group is ditzier than Zooey Deschanel.
But it's when Henry moves in with his much younger gay work colleagues, including the dishy Freddie, played by Freddie Fox, that the drama really takes off.
I'm not expecting scenes from The Aviator – all dishy pilots and vanity cases – but the transition from the friendly plane to queuing in the vast passport control hall rather jolts.
On the front it reads: "You shall have a fishy on a little dishy…" and on the back: "When the boat comes in".
Partly a love story (the dishy Alex alone will sell this to young female readers) and partly a quest, Hunting Lila also has a tense shoot out at the end.
In the case of The Deep, its five-part action thriller, you might even say it has a blockbuster on its hands: it's got James Nesbitt as engineer Clem Donnelly and that dishy Euro-doctor from ER, Goran Visnjic as marine biologist Samson Ungliss.
Wartime womanly derring-do, dishy surgeons, stern matrons: The Crimson Field had me written all over it.
There was Rona Jaffe's dishy potboiler "The Best of Everything," from 1958; Wendy Wasserstein's plays of the seventies and eighties (a sweeter vintage); and Mary Gaitskill's collection of kinky short stories, "Bad Behavior," from 1988.
