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discous

discous adjective: like a disk/disc.

Adjective

discous (comparative more discous, superlative most discous)

  1. Like a disk/disc
  2. discoid.

Forms of discous

comparativemore discous
superlativemost discous

Origin of discous

From Latin discus (“disk”). See disk.

Questions about discous

What does discous mean?
Discous means like a disk/disc.
What part of speech is discous?
Discous is an adjective.

Words near discous in the dictionary

  1. discourteous
  2. discourteously
  3. discourteousness
  4. discourtesies
  5. discourtesy
  6. discous
  7. discovenant
  8. discovenanted
  9. discovenanting
  10. discovenants
  11. discover

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