dish the dirt

VERB

wag one's tongue; speak about others and reveal secrets or intimacies
She won't dish the dirt

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How To Use dish the dirt In A Sentence

She loves to dish the dirt on her sisters.
She agreed to dish the dirt on her ex-husband for a fee of fifty thousand pounds.
She agreed to dish the dirt on her ex-husband for a fee of fifty thousand pounds.
They confide in each other, they mutually admire, bitch, dish the dirt and reminisce in such a delightful way that the audience is gulled into believing this is a comedy of manners, albeit manners of New Yorkers.
She won't dish the dirt
This made Fearnley very defensive about his own business, and usually happy to dish the dirt about his aggressive competitor.
This made Fearnley very defensive about his own business, and usually happy to dish the dirt about his aggressive competitor.
On eviction you will also be required to visit the diary room to vent your spleen and dish the dirt as you see fit.
This made Fearnley very defensive about his own business, and usually happy to dish the dirt about his aggressive competitor.
This made Fearnley very defensive about his own business, and usually happy to dish the dirt about his aggressive competitor.