I. dis /dɪs/ verb [transitive]
another spelling of diss

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II. diss , dis /dɪs/ verb [transitive] informal
to say unkind things about someone you know

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dis- /dɪs/ prefix
[Language: Old French; Origin: des-, from Latin dis-, from dis 'apart']

1. shows an opposite or negative:
I disapprove (=do not approve)
dishonesty (=lack of honesty)

2. [in verbs] shows the stopping or removing of a condition:
Disconnect the machine.
Disinfect the wound.

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Dis.
Discount

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