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dis(s)dis(s) tv. to belittle someone; to show disrespect forsomeone. (From disrespect.) Please stop dissing my littlesister. She didn’t do any of those things.dis(s) (on so) [“dIs...] in. to belittle [someone]; to showdisrespect [for someone]. (From disrespect.) Gary issuch a complainer. All he does is diss.divot [“dIv@t] n. a toupee; a partial toupee. His divotslipped, but no one laughed.do a bean count tv. to stare at female breasts, lookingfor hard nipples. (A play on bean-counter.) He thinksthat early spring is a great time for a bean count. No jacketsand cool breezes!do a fade tv. to leave; to sneak away. It’s time for me todo a fade.do a number on so and do a job on so (From do anumber on sth.) tv. to harm or deceive someone. Theprof did a number on me because of my term paper. My local friendly plumber did a job on me cleaning outmy drain.do a number on sth 1. tv. to urinate or defecate on something. Billy did a number on the bathroom floor. 2. tv.to damage or ruin something; to destroy something. The truck really did a number on my car.do some fine coin tv. to make a large sum of money. When I get my big break, I’m going to do some fine coin.do the drink thing tv. to drink alcohol heavily. He’sbeen doing the drink thing quite a lot lately.60