disk
/dɪsk/Definitions
1. noun
a flat, round plate, typically made of plastic or metal, used for storing or playing back digital data, such as a computer hard drive or a CD.
“The computer’s hard drive is a 1-terabyte disk.”
2. noun
a thin slice of food, especially meat or fish.
“The chef served a delicate disk of salmon as the main course.”
3. verb
to cut or shape something into a flat, round plate or slice.
“The chef began to disk the raw steak for the salad bar.”
4. verb
to throw or scatter something, especially seeds, in a wide area.
“The farmer disked the field to prepare it for planting.”