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Definition of disk
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Disk (n.) In owls, the space
around
the
eyes..
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Orbitolites
::
Orbitolites
(n.) A genus of
living
Foraminifera,
forming
broad,
thin,
circular
disks,
containing
numerous
small
chambers..
Disk
::
Disk (n.) A flat,
circular
plate;
as, a disk of metal or
paper..
Discoid
::
Discoid
(a.)
Having
the form of a disk, as those
univalve
shells
which have the
whorls
in one
plane,
so as to form a disk, as the
pearly
nautilus..
Sugary
::
Sugarplum
(n.) A kind of candy or
sweetneat
made up in small balls or
disks.
Full-orbed
::
Full-orbed
(a.)
Having
the orb or disk
complete
or fully
illuminated;
like the full moon.
Shield
::
Shield
(n.) In
lichens,
a
Hardened
cup or disk
surrounded
by a rim and
containing
the
fructification,
or
asci..
Transit
::
Transit
(v. t.) To pass over the disk of (a
heavenly
body).
Radiate
::
Radiate
(a.)
Having
in a
capitulum
large ray
florets
which are
unlike
the disk
florets,
as in the
aster,
daisy,
etc..
Planchet
::
Planchet
(n.) A flat piece of
metal;
especially,
a disk of metal ready to be
stamped
as a
coin..
Wabble
::
Wabble
(v. i.) To move
staggeringly
or
unsteadily
from one side to the
other;
to
vacillate;
to move the
manner
of a
rotating
disk when the axis of
rotation
is
inclined
to that of the disk; -- said of a
turning
or
whirling
body; as, a top
wabbles;
a buzz saw
wabbles..
Chaffy
::
Chaffy
(a.)
Bearing
or
covered
with dry
scales,
as the under
surface
of
certain
ferns,
or the disk of some
composite
flowers..
Bezant
::
Bezant
(n.) A
decoration
of a flat
surface,
as of a band or belt,
representing
circular
disks
lapping
one upon
another..
Disk
::
Disk (n.) The
anterior
surface
or oral area of
coelenterate
animals,
as of sea
anemones..
Disk
::
Disk (n.) A
discus;
a
quoit.
Disk
::
Disk (n.) A part of the
receptacle
enlarged
or
expanded
under,
or
around,
or even on top of, the
pistil..
Wheel
::
Wheel (n.) A
circular
frame
turning
about an axis; a
rotating
disk,
whether
solid,
or a frame
composed
of an outer rim,
spokes
or
radii,
and a
central
hub or nave, in which is
inserted
the axle, -- used for
supporting
and
conveying
vehicles,
in
machinery,
and for
various
purposes;
as, the wheel of a
wagon,
of a
locomotive,
of a mill, of a
watch,
etc..
Anorthoscope
::
Anorthoscope
(n.) An
optical
toy for
producing
amusing
figures
or
pictures
by means of two
revolving
disks,
on one of which
distorted
figures
are
painted..
Meniscus
::
Meniscus
(n.) An
interarticular
synovial
cartilage
or
membrane;
esp., one of the
intervertebral
synovial
disks in some parts of the
vertebral
column
of
birds..
Photodrome
::
Photodrome
(n.) An
apparatus
consisting
of a large wheel with
spokes,
which when
turning
very
rapidly
is
illuminated
by
momentary
flashes
of light
passing
through
slits in a
rotating
disk. By
properly
timing
the
succession
of
flashes
the wheel is made to
appear
to be
motionless,
or to
rotate
more or less
slowly
in
either
direction..
Peritricha
::
Peritricha
(n. pl.) A
division
of
ciliated
Infusoria
having
a
circle
of cilia
around
the oral disk and
sometimes
another
around
the body. It
includes
the
vorticellas.
See
Vorticella.
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