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Definition of disk
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Disk (n.) A part of the
receptacle
enlarged
or
expanded
under,
or
around,
or even on top of, the
pistil..
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Foot
::
Foot (n.) The
muscular
locomotive
organ of a
mollusk.
It is a
median
organ
arising
from the
ventral
region
of body, often in the form of a flat disk, as in
snails.
See
Illust.
of
Buccinum..
Phase
::
Phase (n.) A
particular
appearance
or state in a
regularly
recurring
cycle of
changes
with
respect
to
quantity
of
illumination
or form of
enlightened
disk; as, the
phases
of the moon or
planets.
See
Illust.
under
Moon..
Lindia
::
Lindia
(n.) A
peculiar
genus of
rotifers,
remarkable
for the
absence
of
ciliated
disks.
By some
zoologists
it is
thought
to be like the
ancestral
form of the
Arthropoda..
Skittles
::
Skittles
(v. t.) An
English
game
resembling
ninepins,
but
played
by
throwing
wooden
disks,
instead
of
rolling
balls,
at the
pins..
Digit
::
Digit (n.) One
twelfth
part of the
diameter
of the sun or moon; -- a term used to
express
the
quantity
of an
eclipse;
as, an
eclipse
of eight
digits
is one which hides two
thirds
of the
diameter
of the
disk..
Disk
::
Disk (n.) A flat,
circular
plate;
as, a disk of metal or
paper..
Tethys
::
Tethys
(n.) A genus of a large naked
mollusks
having
a very
large,
broad,
fringed
cephalic
disk, and
branched
dorsal
gills.
Some of the
species
become
a foot long and are
brilliantly
colored..
Truck
::
Truck (v. i.) A small piece of wood,
usually
cylindrical
or
disk-shaped,
used for
various
purposes..
Shield
::
Shield
(n.) In
lichens,
a
Hardened
cup or disk
surrounded
by a rim and
containing
the
fructification,
or
asci..
Dichotomize
::
Dichotomize
(v. t.) To
exhibit
as a half disk. See
Dichotomy,
3..
Starfish
::
Starfish
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
echinoderms
belonging
to the class
Asterioidea,
in which the body is
star-shaped
and
usually
has five rays,
though
the
number
of rays
varies
from five to forty or more. The rays are often long, but are
sometimes
so short as to
appear
only as
angles
to the
disklike
body.
Called
also sea star,
five-finger,
and
stellerid..
Planchet
::
Planchet
(n.) A flat piece of
metal;
especially,
a disk of metal ready to be
stamped
as a
coin..
Wafer
::
Wafer (n.) An
adhesive
disk of dried
paste,
made of
flour,
gelatin,
isinglass,
or the like, and
coloring
matter,
-- used in
sealing
letters
and other
documents..
Epiclinal
::
Epiclinal
(a.)
Situated
on the
receptacle
or disk of a
flower.
Drummond Light
::
Drummond
light () A very
intense
light,
produced
by
turning
two
streams
of gas, one
oxygen
and the other
hydrogen,
or coal gas, in a state of
ignition,
upon a ball of lime; or a
stream
of
oxygen
gas
through
a flame of
alcohol
upon a ball or disk of lime; --
called
also
oxycalcium
light,
or lime
light..
Diskindness
::
Diskindness
(n.)
Unkindness;
disservice.
Disk
::
Disk (n.) In owls, the space
around
the
eyes..
Disk
::
Disk (n.) A
discus;
a
quoit.
Floscularian
::
Floscularian
(n.) One of a group of
stalked
rotifers,
having
ciliated
tentacles
around
the lobed
disk..
Limb
::
Limb (n.) The
border
or edge of the disk of a
heavenly
body,
especially
of the sun and
moon..
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