What is another word for disk?
Pronunciation:
[ dˈɪsk], [ dˈɪsk], [ d_ˈɪ_s_k]
Related words: hard disk, solid state disk, external hard drive, memory card, usb drive, usb stick
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Synonyms for Disk:
n.
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- abductor.
- disk.
- re volutions,
- co lure,
- re-cords,
- co lures,
- re cord,
- re-volution,
- re volution,
- parallel latitude,
- co-lure,
- co-lures,
- ecliptics,
- re-cord,
- full turns,
- zodiac,
- zodiacs,
- re-volutions,
- re cords.
- circle,
- cordon,
- horizons,
- audio recording,
- disc,
- compact disc,
- sound recording,
- trolleys,
- cordons,
- full turn,
- ratchet,
- roller,
- plaque,
- nameplate,
- gyre,
- equators,
- floppy disk,
- shape,
- tire,
- moon,
- casters,
- medal,
- rollers,
- cirques,
- platter,
- round,
- storage device,
- round shape,
- trolley,
- cirque,
- nameplates,
- thing,
- ringlet,
- plate,
- ratchets,
- ecliptic,
- equator,
- DISCS,
- Colure,
- wheel,
- memory device,
- Colures,
- flake,
- globe,
- parallel of latitude,
- caster.
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• creation (verb) • Other relevant words: (verb)Other synonyms:
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- full-motion video,
- pecs,
- soundtrack,
- intercostal muscle,
- videotext,
- title track,
- long-playing record,
- Vocal Cords,
- sphincter,
- flip side,
- DTV,
- platinum,
- Achilles Tendon,
- discography,
- single,
- tendon,
- DVI,
- ABS,
- lp,
- VDR,
- musculature,
- hamstring,
- gristle,
- ligament,
- pelvic floor,
- headcam,
- erector muscle,
- quad,
- six-pack,
- DVD,
- biceps,
- adductor,
- videotape,
- video clip,
- quadriceps,
- cartilage,
- HD DVD,
- VHS,
- liner notes,
- video recorder,
- ciliary muscle,
- personal video recorder,
- sleeve note,
- washer,
- muscle,
- VID,
- suspensory ligament,
- sinew,
- digital visual interface,
- concept album,
- fiber,
- triceps,
- vinyl,
- video cassette,
- cassette,
- video cassette recorder.
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- recording,
- number one,
- album,
- tracking,
- chip.
- loop,
- radius,
- leaf,
- eternal return,
- dish,
- crown,
- wafer,
- plait,
- skin,
- Memory Stick,
- areola,
- coat,
- rasher,
- machinery,
- slab,
- membrane,
- list,
- wreath,
- build,
- peel,
- top,
- whirligig,
- laminated glass,
- aureole,
- Superstratum,
- magic circle,
- facade,
- brake disk,
- foreground,
- periphery,
- orbit,
- coin blank,
- roundabout,
- register,
- vicious circle,
- wax,
- ply,
- dial,
- Whirlabout,
- front,
- check,
- slat,
- criminal record,
- fairy ring,
- fold,
- coronet,
- dish aerial,
- plank,
- lasso,
- frontispiece,
- foil,
- acetate disk,
- cookie,
- proscenium,
- tray,
- extrados,
- closed circle,
- whirler,
- association,
- perimeter,
- film,
- plywood,
- panel,
- carousel,
- coating,
- safety glass,
- track record,
- cylinder,
- slice,
- Rotator,
- puck,
- discus,
- clock face,
- sphere,
- gramophone record,
- flap,
- anteriority,
- record book,
- surface,
- annulus,
- circus,
- superficies,
- discoidal,
- farm machinery,
- account,
- obverse,
- Collop,
- shell,
- covering,
- garland,
- rundle,
- halo,
- diadem,
- rotor,
- annular muscle,
- veneer,
- frontage,
- dish antenna,
- lamina,
- tablet,
- compass,
- transfer,
- noose,
- lap,
- cut,
- forepart,
- sabot,
- cycle,
- outside,
- exterior,
- chronicle,
- data storage device,
- scum,
- Rondelle,
- plating,
- glory,
- facia,
- roundel,
- file,
- merry-go-round,
- patina,
- facet,
- read-only memory,
- HD-DVD,
- fore,
- hoop,
- Exteriority,
- pane,
- book,
- examine,
- rolling stone,
- table,
- circumference,
- face,
- deal,
- corona,
- chaplet,
- diaphragm.
How to use "Disk" in context?
1. disk - a device that stores data on a physical medium
2. disk drive - a component that allows a computer to access data stored on a disk
3. hard disk drive - a more advanced type of disk drive that uses a magnetic stripe to store data
4. optical disk drive - a type of disk drive that uses laser light to read and write data
5. solid state drive - a type of disk drive that uses solid state memory to store data
6. floppy disk - a type of disk drive that uses a floppy disk drive to read and write data
Paraphrases for Disk:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Equivalence
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Cardinal number
disc.
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Adjective
disc.
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Proper noun, plural
DISCS.
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Noun, singular or mass
disc.
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Verb, past tense
disc.
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Verb, 3rd person singular present
disc.
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Cardinal number
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Forward Entailment
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Noun, plural
recordings.
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Noun, plural
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Reverse Entailment
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Noun, plural
diskettes.
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Noun, singular or mass
hard-disk.
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Noun, plural
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Independent
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Foreign word
disco.
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Noun, singular or mass
disco.
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Verb, past tense
DISCS.
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Verb, 3rd person singular present
DISCS.
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Verb, base form
disco.
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Foreign word
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Other Related
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Noun, plural
CDS.
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Noun, singular or mass
cd-rom.
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Noun, plural
Homophones for Disk:
- decease, dash, dago, deck, des, dg, dike, dawes, dead sea, dyadic, dodgy, dec 25, dodge, dika, deice, dais, dog show, DoJC, death wish, deathwatch, dickie, dos, duck, degage, dotage, disk jockey, DTIC, dickey, doze, Dhaka, daishiki, dix, dts, dishy, De Sica, dds, doggy, decius, dagga, daze, disk cache, doge, degas, dj, dkg, DoJ, dace, dicey, duds, doohickey, dec 24, dose, dice, duchess, diaz, dutch, disa, doxy, dockage, Dutch Hoe, decoke, detusk, detox, dis, dekko, dietetics, dukas, degauss, dhak, disc jockey, dioecious, dyaus, daisy, deixis, DECO, duce, disuse, de-ice, doggie, doggo, dough, discus, duck's egg, digs, disque, deutzia, dak, dacca, dogy, dusky, days, deeds, doc, duteous, dixie, 365 days, dietetic, dowse, discase, deck-house, dachau, dig, disc-jockey, disk-jockey, dashiki, disco, desk, death tax, duke, dick, deduce, dicky, disc, deuce, dassie, desex, diss, dosshouse, doss, douse, diazo, DCI, dias, day watch, ds, dusk, dock, discuss, dec, decoy, diathesis, dosage, dacha, 366 days, disguise, diocese, dog house, disease, dish, dyke, duse, dog, ducky, detach, death house, duck sauce, dozy, d.c., disk access, douche, doughy, decay, dogie, dizygous, dehisce, daucus, dead duck, dag, DC, dhegiha, deuce-ace, dizzy, doghouse, Diesis, duchy, dyschezia, dachsie, dug, de-access, ditch, das, detick, do the dishes.
Hyponym for Disk:
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