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/dɪs/
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/dɪs/
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diss
noun
disses
pl
UK
/dɪs/
US
/dɪs/
insulte
He took the comment as a diss and decided to confront his friend about it.
Il a pris le commentaire comme une insulte et a décidé d'en parler à son ami.
dissertation
Abréviation familière.
I have to finish my diss before the end of the semester.
Je dois finir ma dissertation avant la fin du semestre.
Synonyms
insult
disrespect
snub
affront
slight
diss
verb
dissed
Past Simple
dissed
Past Participle
dissing
Gerund
UK
/dɪs/
US
/dɪs/
insulter
He didn't appreciate being dissed in front of his friends.
Il n'a pas apprécié d'être insulté devant ses amis.
Additional translations
rabaisser
Familier.
Synonyms
ridicule
deride
scorn
mock
denigrate
slight
belittle
disparage
diss
adjective
more diss
Comp.
most diss
Super.
Used attributively before nouns (e.g., “diss track”) to denote insulting or disrespectful content.
insultant
The rapper dropped a diss track aimed at his rivals.
Le rappeur a sorti un morceau insultant destiné à ses rivaux.
Additional translations
irrespectueux
Synonyms
contemptuous
disparaging
derogatory
insulting
disrespectful
pejorative
insolent
snide
belittling
demeaning
scornful
rude
Definitions
diss
noun
A disrespectful or insulting remark or action.
He took the comment as a diss and decided to confront his friend about it.
Informal abbreviation of “dissertation” (a long academic essay written for a university degree).
I have to finish my diss before the end of the semester.
diss
verb
To speak disrespectfully or criticize someone.
He didn't appreciate being dissed in front of his friends.
diss
adjective
Insulting or disrespectful in tone or content.
The rapper dropped a diss track aimed at his rivals.
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