noun

disc

disc, disk, record

He put the disc into the player.

He put the disc into the player.

She has a slipped disc in her back.

She has a slipped disc in her back.

The sun was a bright yellow disc.

The sun was a bright yellow disc.

a disc of (sth.) a flat, circular object made of something The sun was a bright yellow disc.

Synonyms: circle, plate, record

From Latin 'discus', meaning 'quoit' or 'platter'.

Think of a frisbee, a CD, or a vinyl record – all are discs. 'Disc' is more common in British English, 'disk' in American English (especially for computers).

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