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Diss (dictionary definition)

Here are just some examples of the word diss, as used in rap and hip hop slang. The word appears in mainstream media, I actually looked it up after coming upon it in Newsweek. It would be worth adding it in your encyclopedia, but I would leave the definition to you... Iva_Plesingerova@yahoo.com

You might want to check out the entry in Wikitionary http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/diss Wikitionary is a sister project of Wikipedia, focusing on definitions of words. MarcusGraly 19:53, 22 February 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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  1. 2Pac (25150 bytes)
     78: ...t some believe was a low blow when he said in his diss track When We Ride On Our Enemies: 'Nigga you...
  2. Vickies (391 bytes)
     8: can also be used as a diss word short for vickie lous, which are the gang vi...
  3. Eazy-E. (9392 bytes)
     38: ... doggy dogg brought out Fuck with Dre day a track dissing eazy-e Then Eazy brought out a album titled ...
     42: ...up to. After Dre left N.W.A, he made the Eazy-E. diss track "Fuckin With Dre Day". Eazy-E. responded wi...
  4. Brainpower (628 bytes)
     3: ...[beef]] with Extince, judging by his 8 minute diss track Ghostbusters, a reply to Extince's sing...
  5. Nas (10977 bytes)
     18: ...eleasing a number of underground hip-hop singles dissing Nas, Stoute, and Nature, who was Cormega's...
     28: ...album ("I'm'a ball till I fall"). Bleek therefore dissed Nas on the lead single of his The Understandi...
     32: ...entire verse-and-a-half of the song "Takeover" to dissing Nas, claiming that Illmatic was his only d...
  6. Poppin' tags (1025 bytes)
     5: # To steal away an area played out diss, putting your gangs sign over a rival tag.
  7. Jigga (613 bytes)
     5: ...ay-Z together and you get Jigga. "Y'all can never diss Jigga, get nothin for that" -- Jay-Z featurin...
  8. Predicate (690 bytes)
     10: -- Jadakiss (Checkmate (50 cent diss) [2005])
  9. Subliminal (1145 bytes)
     4: Of or describing a lyrical diss whose target or meaning is not explicit. Often u...
     16: Here, The Game is dissing Joe Budden (whose old nickname is "Mouse")...
 10. Block (186 bytes)
     4: ...’ block -- 8-Ball Squad {G-funkstar} (DGG Diss)
 11. Underground G's (2370 bytes)
     18: # Chicago (DJ Quik Diss)
     23: # Bitchass Motherfucker (DJ Quik Diss)
     26: # Dumbass nigga (DJ Quik diss)
     31: # snatch the chain (DJ Quik Diss)
     32: # you suck (DJ Quik Diss)
 12. Eazy-E (9409 bytes)
     40: ... doggy dogg brought out Fuck with Dre day a track dissing eazy-e Then Eazy brought out a album titled ...
     44: ...up to. After Dre left N.W.A, he made the Eazy-E. diss track "Fuckin With Dre Day". Eazy-E. responded wi...
 13. Bushido (2359 bytes)
     25: ...]]: FLERräter (Freetrack mit Eko Fresh)(Fler Diss)
     37: .../dobuschido Bushido-Parodie als Reaktion auf Linz-Dissing]

See dissing. -- ALoan (Talk) 00:37, 23 November 2005 (UTC)[reply]

"Slow food" town?

Diss is a slow food town, isn't it? Or so I've been told by my friend who's just about to move there. See also: [1] (see the very bottom of the page). Richard W.M. Jones 19:52, 10 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]

It is part of the Cittaslow Programme, yes. Mangwanani ^(talk) 20:23, 6 December 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Vandalism Jan/Feb 2009

A lot of recent vandalism, seemingly by a group of IP users working together. Just about every edit needs to be checked as a result - reverts are missing some vandalism as a result. Might be a good idea to double check things; I think the article as of now is reliable -- Blue Square Thing (talk) 10:18, 8 February 2009 (UTC)[reply]

I saw this and removed a lot of the vandalism. Trying to keep everything in-tact that was here before. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 88.109.102.68 (talk) 18:36, 12 February 2009 (UTC)[reply]

You should probably signin and sign your comments then so that your edits can be acknowledged -- Blue Square Thing (talk) 19:03, 12 February 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Diss Mere

It would be nice to include a photo of the mere, as it is a big feature of Diss. 2.101.14.111 (talk) 11:06, 6 April 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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Fair Green and its glacial boulder

There used to be, and might still be, an old webpage which gave a lot of information about the glacial boulder or stone on Fair Green, but I have not been able to find it. It might have been archived at archive dot org. The boulder was left behind when the Scandinavian glaciers retreated during one of the ice-ages. As far as I recall it has been moved around in modern times.

The large metal grey ping-pong table that has been placed on Fair Green is an ugly eyesore that I have never ever ever seen anyone using. It is very out of character for a green area. Would be better in somewhere like Tesco's or Morrison's car parks, or recycled. 92.24.184.199 (talk) 11:45, 10 March 2021 (UTC)[reply]

It should not be confused with the smaller darker stone in Diss park. They are both likely to be Glacial erratics. 92.24.187.169 (talk) 10:59, 23 March 2021 (UTC)[reply]