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Meanings of diss in English

Portuguese
ofender
Catalan
insultar
Spanish
insultar

To put someone down, or show disrespect by the use of insulting language or dismissive behaviour.

ofender
Russian
дисс
Portuguese
diss
Spanish
diss song

A song primarily intended to disrespect people.

дисс

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Usage of diss in English
1
Immediately after hearing the diss, Lil Wayne posted a message on Twitter.
Ebony
2
It does not do to diss the women's game on Planet Tennis.
The Guardian
3
You may as well diss the wind for blowing in any particular direction.
The Irish Times
4
Haters diss him for being a mere Web designer, not a true coder.
Wired
5
Quesnel, in his edition of the works of St. Leo, t. 2, diss.
The Lives of the Fathers, Martyrs, and Other Principal Saints. J...
6
Tristan felt embarrassed by the end of the Finals diss moment and just unloaded.
Ebony
7
CHEEKY Katy Perry has put Miley Cyrus in her place after a Twitter diss.
News.com.au
8
As for his Drake diss, he maintains that it's personal.
Ebony
9
Don't diss me in front of my crew, oil man.
Acts of nature
10
Peep the diss track, along with reaction from Twitter below.
Ebony
11
Reason's approach was not the greatest but did it warrant a diss record from Flex?
The South African
12
I might be allowed to diss my fellow physicists, but that doesn't mean you can.'
Dating the rebel tycoon
13
That is not to diss We Summon the Darkness.
The Irish Times
14
The same guy who gave Eminem a cheeky response to his diss just a month ago.
The South African
15
People diss payment plans, but for some they can be a viable alternative to paying out-of-pocket.
Ebony
16
Then he's got another way to diss me.
Children of dust: a memoir of pakistan
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Translations for diss
Russian
дисс
Diss through the time