dis
Insult someone casually
Dis is slang for disrespect, used as both noun and verb: Don't dis me like that, That was a serious dis.
The word emerged from hip-hop culture in the 1980s and spread into mainstream speech.
To dis someone is to insult, criticize, or show contempt for them.
Also spelled diss.
Insult, in slang
- disrespectLack of regard
- disparageExpress low opinion of
- dismissSend away or reject
- demeanLower in standing
belittle · mock · ridicule · roast · burn · shade · snub · slight
Separate into parts
- disintegrateBreak into fragments
- disengageBreak free from attachment
- disuniteCause to separate
- disaffiliateEnd formal membership
dissociate · dismember · disperse · dislodge · disrupt · distort · dismantle · disable
Reverse a prior action
invalidate · annul · counteract · neutralize · oppose · reject · refuse · deny
diss
Insult, in slang
- disrespectLack of regard
- disparageExpress low opinion of
- dismissSend away or reject
demean · belittle · mock · ridicule · roast · burn · shade · snub · slight · putdown
disassemble
Separate into parts
- disintegrateBreak into fragments
- disengageBreak free from attachment
- disuniteCause to separate
disaffiliate · dissociate · dismember · disperse · dislodge · disrupt · distort · dismantle · disable · disarm
undo
Reverse a prior action
cancel · invalidate · annul · counteract · neutralize · oppose · reject · refuse · deny · decline
- 90s Slangall that, as if, da bomb, the bomb, dope
- disparagementdefame, denigrate, disparage, malign, slander
- Informal Spellingsgonna, wanna, gotta, oughta, shoulda
- mockerymockery, ridiculing, jeers, jeering, jibes
- slang verbsyeet, slay, vibe, flex, diss
- tauntstaunts, taunt, taunting, neener neener, insults
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- heart diseaseMalfunction of blood-pumping organ
- disaster areaPlace of widespread destruction
- mining disasterFatal underground excavation accident
- disaster planningReadiness for emergencies
- disaster reliefAssistance following catastrophic events
disease, disaster, disband, disconnect, disdain, displace, dislocate, disjoint