to diss
- verb
- /dɪs/
- Offensive
- But it's not fair to diss entire musical genres because they are male-dominated.
- get dissed
- publicly dissed
- feel dissed
And then one day someone completely disses my pink leg warmers.
- And then one day someone completely disses my pink leg warmers.
- Like, oh, don't listen to me or or don't diss me because I, I was homeless.
- Even when there was a diss song where he dissed me and Paul, Paul Wall that leaked.
- They could, if they felt, say nothing, say nothing, but don't diss them in that manner.
- Yes, I don't diss what anyone does to find personal fulfillment.
- OK, you're I don't know, because it almost sounds like you're dissing me.
- And the template for dissing the newest, rawest immigrant was first built for them.
- Why would I pick out some guy and start dissing him for if anything, I'd want to give him positivity.
- If you're watching this, the girl who dissed me for having a fat guy dog, you're wrong. Sure wasn't pH Fat
Examples
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Don't diss your old man, son.
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You dissed them in public!
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I thought you were gonna diss me.
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You gotta earn the right to diss somebody on this team.
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Why are you guys always dissing me?
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Don't you ever diss my hood.
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I sound like I'm dissing on my own kind, but I'm not.
Academic text (2005) -
I can't believe you dissed the king of Sweden.
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You dissing me already?
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Don't diss your old man, son.
Synonyms
To say or do something rude to someone
Treating other people in an unkind, harsh way
To speak badly about someone or something to show little respect
To insult someone openly or show no respect
To say rude words to someone or something
Say rude or insulting things to make someone feel bad
To speak rudely to someone
Say or do things that make someone seem less respected
To make someone feel ashamed or lose respect for themselves
Act in a way that shows strong disrespect and insults someone
To behave rudely and arrogantly toward other people
Antonyms
How Insulting
Surface Forms
Etymology
Diss comes from the short form of disrespect, with the dis- part giving the idea 'not' or 'no'. It became common in African American and youth speech, especially in hip-hop, to mean 'to insult', so to diss someone is to treat them with no respect.