disc or (esp N American) disk /disk/

1. Any flat thin circular body or structure
2. A gramophone record
3. (usu as disk) a magnetic disc or a disk file (see entry at disk; computing)
4. A compact disc
5. A videodisc
6. A quoit thrown by ancient Greek athletes
7. A circular figure, such as that presented by the sun, moon and planets
8. The enlarged torus of a flower
9. The inner part of a capitulum in composite plants
10. A layer of fibrocartilage between vertebrae, the slipping of which (slipped disc) causes pressure on spinal nerves and hence pain

To work with a disc harrow

discˈal adjective

Relating to, or of the nature of, a disc

discec'tomy noun

Surgical removal of a part of a vertebral disc

discogˈrapher noun

discogˈraphy noun

1. Collection or description, etc, of musical recordings
2. The history or description of musical recording
3. A list of recordings by one composer or performer

discˈoid or discoidˈal adjective

1. In the form of a disc
2. (of a capitulum) without ray-flowers (botany)

discˈophile /-ō-fīl/ noun

Someone who makes a study of and collects musical recordings

disc brake noun

A brake in which the friction is obtained by pads hydraulically forced against a disc on the wheel

disc camera noun

An obsolete camera in which the images are made on a disc instead of a roll of film

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