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Meanings of dis in English
Usage of dis in English
1
The dis ray can reach its target only in a straight line.
2
I was born in dis berry village somewhere about seventy years ago.
3
Come on over here... camptown ladies sing dis song... all doo-dah day.
4
More dan dat, de niggers in dis part ob country eat mans.
5
I gwi' name you en your tribulations in my prayers dis night.
6
José said to me, You better not go to captain dis day.
7
We used dis wid cracklings and meat scraps to make our soap.
8
I shall determine den more perfectly dis vexing subject of your sanity.
9
Well, sar, you guess when Sam heard dis he in fine taking.
10
They've been taught that the seed of dis-Order is in all females.
11
Den take dis stick and prop yer mouf opun fur half hour.
12
Dere will be death in the camp mos' bery quick-p'rapsdis night.
13
I never noticed it till dis evenin' about an hour by sun.
14
He whipped 16 soldiers at Old Boston wid dis gun one time.
15
You is de bes' marster any nigger ever had in dis worl'.
16
You shall ze as I shall be so grateful for dis 'onar.
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Dis through the time
Dis across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common