discostate
/ˌdɪskəˈsteɪt/Definitions
1. noun
a disc-shaped or flat, usually rounded, body, part, or formation, especially one that is set or fixed in a particular position.
“The astronomer studied the discostate of the galaxy.”
2. noun
a disc-shaped or flat, usually rounded, mass or cluster of cells or organisms, especially one that is formed in a particular position or attached to a surface.
“The biologist examined the discostate of the algae colony.”