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disky

disky adjective: characteristic of a disk.

Adjective

disky (not comparable)

  1. Characteristic of a disk
    • The bulge exhibits cylindrical rotation consistent with a disky origin which evolved through bar driven secular evolution.2016, Carine Babusiaux, “Correlations between kinematics and metallicity in the Galactic bulge: a review”, in arXiv

Origin of disky

From disk + -y.

Questions about disky

What does disky mean?
Disky means characteristic of a disk.
What part of speech is disky?
Disky is an adjective.

Words near disky in the dictionary

  1. diskpack
  2. diskpacks
  3. disks
  4. disks on key
  5. diskspace
  6. disky
  7. diskzine
  8. diskzines
  9. disleading
  10. disleaf
  11. disleafed

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