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Meaning dis meaning

What does dis mean?
Definitions in simple English

dis Verb

— If you dis somebody, you insult them.

Dis

— noun god of the underworld; counterpart of Greek Pluto

Synonyms dis synonyms

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Conjugation dis conjugation

How do you conjugate dis?

dis · verb

Examples dis examples

How do I use dis in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

I need to disengage and disentangle from dis family.
It follows at a discreet dis.
In case any of you dis-remember.
Dis-cipline.
Out! Dis-en-jeep.
Hi, Walter. - Hey, Dis.
For a bachelor, old Dis must be quite a catch.
For instance, if it's Monday and 7:30 comes up, you have to dis- adapt from your domestic surroundings and re-adapt yourself to an entirely different environment.
Final Dis-Solution in champagne!
He wanted you to like him more than anybody else. But you had to dis him.
He says he was near Daddy because they were together when his soul was dis. Dis.
He was trying to help me because Daddy was helping him when his soul dis, dis.
Hold-a dis.
Now, look, you sign-a dis treaty first. Then I remove my troops after.
He's so dis.dis.so dis.elegant.
Dis donc!
Dis. missed.
KLINK: Dis. missed!
Dis. missed!
That's enough complaining. Dis. missed.
Schultz, dis.missed!
Dis. missed, Hogan!
Okay, but, Paula, what have I been saying? I need to disengage and disentangle from dis family.
Now, look, you sign-a dis treaty first. Then I remove my troops after. Why are we arguing?
Dis.?
Que dis-tu!
But the re cent dis cov eries of medicine will assist the unfortunate victims of this terrible calamity.
Thanks to a monke y, Dr. Terran has dis cov ered that dreams strengthen the memory.
I want him to dis cov er lov e.
Company dis.missed!
Yes, Chet, dis-em-boweling them before taking the knife to herself in some kind of unusual suicide rite.
Hansen's dis.?
Dis way.

News and current affairs

With such vicious cycles of crime, punishment and dis-investment in poor communities it is no surprise that the prison population has expanded to such an extent.
But this direct link between higher household saving and a lower dollar will only be forged if higher household saving is not outweighed by a rise in government dis-saving, i.e., by a larger government deficit.
Or a British exit from the EU may trigger European dis-integration, with the additional risks posed by the fact that some countries (the UK, Spain, and Belgium) are at risk of breaking up themselves.
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