" disc "

[Noun]  | "disc" 

1: the seemingly flat figure of a celestial body

2: discus

3: any of various rounded and flattened animal anatomical structures; especially : intervertebral disc

[Noun]  | "disk" | \ ˈdisk \

1: the seemingly flat figure of a celestial body

2: discus

3: any of various rounded and flattened animal anatomical structures; especially : intervertebral disc

Origin: 1664 ;

 Borrowed from Latin discus "discus, kind of plate, gong" borrowed from Greek dískos "discus," in Late Greek also "dish, round mirror, the sun's disk, gong" {mat|discus|};

[Noun]  | "disc brake" 

1: a brake that operates by the action of a frictional material pressed against the sides of a rotating disc by a caliper

Origin: 1865 ;

[Noun]  | "disc golf" 

1: a game in which players attempt to toss a plastic disc into each of a succession of basketlike receptacles stationed along a course with the object being to reach each target in as few attempts as possible —called also Frisbee golf

Origin: 1974 ;

[Noun]  | "disc jockey" 

1: a person who introduces and plays recorded music (especially popular music) on a show (such as a radio program) —called also deejay, DJ

2: an entertainer who plays and often manipulates recorded music (as by combining tracks or adding effects) for dancing at a night club or party; also : someone who makes music (as through turntablism, sampling, etc.) that is often sung or rapped over —called also deejay, DJ

Origin: 1940 ;

[Noun]  | "com*pact disc" | \ ˈkäm-ˌpakt- \

1: cd

Origin: 1979 ;

[Abbreviation]  | "disc" 

1: discount

[Combining form]  | "disc-" 

1: disk

2: phonograph record

Origin: 

 Latin, from Greek disk-, disko-, from diskos;

[Verb]  | "disk" 

1: to cultivate with an implement (such as a harrow or plow) that turns and loosens the soil with a series of discs

Origin: circa 1884 ;

 Derivative of {see: |disk:1|disk:1};

[Verb]  | "disc jockey" | \ ˈdisk-ˈjä-kē \

1: to perform the role of a disc jockey : to act as a disc jockey for

Origin: 1941 ;

[Noun]  | "disk" 

[Noun]  | "disc jockey" 

[Noun]  | "disc jockeys" 

[Noun]  | "laser disc"