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dish the dirt Sl. to spread gossip; to gossip. Let's sit down, have a drink, and dish the dirt. David goes down to the tavern to dish the dirt. dish the dirt (informal) to tell people unpleasant or shocking personal information about someone (often + on ) Shauna agreed to dish the dirt on her millionaire ex-lover for a fee of £5,000. Some journalists just enjoy dishing the dirt. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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That book will have to wait until there is a greater distance between the car and its creators before anyone feels safe enough to dish the dirt. They'll sip champagne at Althorp House, childhood home of Princess Diana; visit Highgrove, Prince Charles' home, plus castles and palaces; dine with earls and countesses; dish the dirt with the British nobility, a celebrity writer and Britain's most famous astrologer; and shop at boutiques frequented by royalty and movie stars. Oppenheimer claims that he has interviewed EVERYONE on Walters's life--more than 400 friends, colleagues, acquaintances, and enemies--but if you want to dish the dirt it's not all here. |
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