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dish the dirt (exp.) -
To share juicy gossip or scandalous secrets, like a flamenco dancer revealing the shocking truth about who spilled sangria on the mayor's wife at the fiesta.
In a flamenco gossip circle: When a group of dancers gather after a performance to spill all the juicy details about who missed their cue, who tripped on their own skirt, and who might be secretly dating the guitarist.
In a paella competition: Revealing to the judges that your rival's secret ingredient is actually store-bought stock instead of homemade broth, leading to their disqualification and public humiliation.
In a tapas bar: Overhearing a scandalous conversation at the next table and immediately relaying it to your friends, adding a few embellishments for dramatic effect.
In a siesta championship: Spreading rumors that your opponent is using illegal sleep aids, such as lavender-scented eye masks and recordings of bullfighting commentary.
At a family reunion: Unveiling long-held secrets about embarrassing childhood incidents, questionable fashion choices, and failed romances, all while maintaining a perfectly innocent smile.
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