| And she's still dissing a woman who stays at home as not having a real job. |
| On stage four young men are rapping, dancing, dissing each other and playing the fool. |
| Unless, of course, they had been dissing me, in which case they got their just deserts. |
| So dissing your sis, poking fun of her or re-hashing your fights to everyone at the pool will most definitely backfire. |
| People should make an effort to learn more about it before they go dissing it, because there's lots of different kinds of feminism. |
| 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. |
