dis
/dɪs
/(also diss) informal
verb (disses, dissing, dissed) [with object]
Speak disrespectfully to or criticize: I don’t like her dissing my friends a campaign of forum postings and emails dissing the company maybe you should stop dissing psychics and discover that part of yourself...
- At first, she won't speak to him, mad that he dissed her in front of their captain.
- The last thing I want to do is start dissing the judge.
- It's bad enough that he's forced to preside over four days of the Queen's jubilee coverage, but then he's attacked by BBC viewers for dissing Her Majesty.
noun [mass noun]
Disrespectful talk.
Origin
1980s: abbreviation of disrespect.