disc

A small plastic disc on which digital information, especially music, is stored.

Refers to a Digital Versatile Disc, often used for video.

A common, non-medical term for a herniated or prolapsed disc.

A medical condition affecting the spine in which a tear in the outer, fibrous ring of an intervertebral disc allows the soft, central portion to bulge out.

An analogue sound storage medium, a phonograph record.

A term for a herniated disc, where the disc bulges out from between the vertebrae.

Used to indicate that information or media is stored on a disc.

To cause a disc to produce sound or images.

To put a disc into a player or drive.

To write data onto a recordable disc (like a CD-R or DVD-R).

To force a disc to come out of a player or drive.

To watch the video content of a disc (e.g., a DVD).

To put a disc into a player or drive so that it is ready to be used.

To actively pay attention to the audio content of a disc.

To suffer an injury where a spinal disc moves out of its proper position.

To capture sound or data onto a disc.

To make a disc available for the public to buy.

To manufacture or create a disc for distribution.

To suggest a particular disc to someone as being good.

To listen to the audio content of a disc.

Used to describe the contents of a disc.