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disklike

disklike

4.6
Having a flat, round shape like a coin
  • adjective
  • /ˈdɪsklaɪk/
  • US
translation icon : en forma de disco
  • The pizza was perfectly round and disklike, making it easy to serve to guests.

Examples

  • The frisbee is a perfect example of a disklike object, flying smoothly through the air.

  • The dish whirred, was reabsorbed by the antenna, and the whole thing was withdrawn into the robo-spy's flat, disklike body.

    Fiction book (1991)
  • The old vinyl records have a disklike shape that makes them unique compared to modern digital music.

Synonyms

circular
vsdisklike
84 2.8

Having the shape of a circle

adds the requirement of flatness to the basic round shape
disk-shaped
vsdisklike
  • US
1 3.8

Having a flat, round shape like a coin

expresses the same flat round shape using a different form
pancake-like
vsdisklike
1 3.4

Flat and round like a pancake

is the literal geometric flat round shape rather than a simile
discoidal
vsdisklike
8.2

Having a round, flat shape like a disc

has the same meaning but is a different word form
discoid
vsdisklike
7.5

A flat, circular shape like a coin or small plate

means the same flat round shape in a different expression
disciform
vsdisklike
  • Specialized
9.9

Shaped like a flat round or oval disc

focuses specifically on a flat, perfectly round disk shape
wheel-like
vsdisklike
3.8

Round and flat like a circle

is the simple flat round shape without mechanical association
orbicular
vsdisklike
9.2

A shape that is round like a disk

narrows this to a specifically flat and round disk shape

How Round

disklike
  • US
4.6
oval
38 1.0
irregular
16 3.3

Surface Forms

disklike positive

Morphology

disklike = disk (transparent) = disk + like

Formed by the productive suffix '-like' attached to the noun 'disk', meaning 'having the form or appearance of a disk', which is directly inferable by learners.

Etymology

The word disklike breaks into disk and -like, where disk means 'a flat, round shape', like a coin or a CD, and -like means 'similar to'. So, disklike means 'similar to a disk' or 'having the shape of a flat, round disk'.