Definition
Definition of deep-dish - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
pizzaUS having a thick crust and deep fillingUS
- We ordered a deep-dish pizza for dinner.
2.
foodUS baked in a dish with high sidesUS
- She ordered a deep-dish pizza for dinner.
Expressions with deep-dish
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pizza baked in a deep pan
We ordered a deep-dish pizza for dinner.
pie with a thick crust and abundant filling
She served a delicious deep-dish pie filled with apples and cinnamon.
Origin of deep-dish
English, deep (profound) + dish (vessel)
Terms with deep-dish included in their meaning
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cooking
deep dish for cooking and serving food
deep-dish
pizza with a very thick fluffy base
cuisine
Japanese dish of deep-fried battered seafood or vegetables
food
deep-fried cornmeal ball served as a side dish
cooking dish
deep dish used for casseroles or pâtés
cooking
large deep dish with a lid for serving soup
food
deep-dish apple dessert with a rich crust
cooking
deep round dish used for making desserts
Examples of deep-dish in a sentence
The restaurant is famous for its deep-dish specialties. He baked a deep-dish pie for dessert. The restaurant is famous for its deep-dish quiches.
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- French:à pâte épaisse, ...
- German:Pizza mit dickem Boden, deep-dish, ...
- Italian:con crosta spessa, a bordo alto, ...
- Spanish:de masa gruesa, de molde, ...
- Portuguese:de massa grossa, ...
- Chinese:厚底, 深盘的, ...
- Japanese:ディープディッシュ, 深皿の, ...
- Arabic:سَمِيكُ القِشْرَة, عميق, ...
- Hebrew:עֲבַת תַּחְתִּית, עָמֹק, ...
- Russian:с толстым тестом, глубокий, ...
- Ukrainian:з товстою скоринкою, глибокий, ...
- Hindi:डीप-डिश, गहरे बर्तन का, ...
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