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dissful

dissful adjective: expressing disrespect; disrespectful.

Adjective

dissful (comparative more dissful, superlative most dissful)

  1. (rare, slang) Expressing disrespect; disrespectful.
    • Dude. . . In the first one, you look like Ricky Martin or something . Not to be dissful or anything, That's just my opinion.2001 July 28, Tifa, “Re: BHRIGGA PIX now up....check the site out”, in alt.disney.disneyland (Usenet)
    • HOWEVER, I am also sure [Brian] Frons has gotten other fans' emails about Sam Page also, and that he's just being rude and dissful.2003 February 25, Seth J. Bookey, “Re: AMC: Brian Frons/Marj Dusay question”, in rec.arts.tv.soaps.abc (Usenet)

Forms of dissful

comparativemore dissful
superlativemost dissful

Origin of dissful

From diss + -ful.

Questions about dissful

What does dissful mean?
Dissful means expressing disrespect; disrespectful.
What part of speech is dissful?
Dissful is an adjective.

Words near dissful in the dictionary

  1. dissevereth
  2. dissevering
  3. disseverment
  4. disseverments
  5. dissevers
  6. dissful
  7. dissheathe
  8. dissheathed
  9. dissheathes
  10. dissheathing
  11. disship

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