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dish The transverse departure of the concave surface of the strip from a straight line from edge to edge.
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dish A pass (often refers to an assist.)
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dish A piece of sadware 11 to 18 inches (280 to 460 mm) in diameter.
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dish The parabolic antenna used for transmitting and receiving signals from communication satellites.
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dish A parabolic antenna used to receive satellite transmissions at home. The older "C band" dishes measure 7-12 feet in diameter, while the newer "Ku band" dishes used to receive high-powered DBS services can be as small as 18 inches in diameter.
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