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noun. A disk, typically wooden, plastic, or rubber with a metal rim, that is thrown for distance in athletic competitions.

noun. A track-and-field event in which a discus is thrown.

noun. Any of several small colorful South American freshwater fish of the genus Symphysodon that have a disk-shaped body and are popular in home aquariums.

noun. Something resembling a flat circular plate; a disk.

noun. In classical antiquity, a circular piece of stone or plate of metal, about 12 inches in diameter, pitched from a fixed point to the greatest possible distance, as a gymnastic exercise and as an athletic contest.

noun. In anatomy, physical, zoology, and botany, a disk of any kind.

noun. [capitalized] In zoöl.: A genus of mollusks, A genus of acalephs.

noun. A genus of scombroid fishes.

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noun. A quoit; a circular plate of some heavy material intended to be pitched or hurled as a trial of strength and skill.

noun. The exercise with the discus.

noun. A disk. See Disk.

noun. A round plate-like object that is thrown for sport.

noun. The athletics sport of discus throwing.

noun. A discus fish.

noun. A chakram.

noun. a disk used in throwing competitions

noun. an athletic competition in which a disk-shaped object is thrown as far as possible

"The 2007 USA champion in discus is also a six-time USA runner-up (1997, 2000-03 and"

discus blastodermicus  discus proligerus  

disc  disk  field event  sports equipment  

fiscus  viscous  

broadsword  caber  conch  conclu  conver  

O  annular muscle  annulus  areola  aureole  

disci  disk