videodisk
- noun
- /ˈvaɪdiəʊˌdɪsk/
- Archaic
- You can watch the latest movie on the videodisk using your DVD player.
Examples
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The technology may take a variety of forms such as telecommunications, interactive television, distance learning programs, videodisks, and videotapes.
Academic text (1996) -
IntelliPath, however, includes a laser videodisk storing 5,000 photomicrographs.
Academic text (1991) -
He borrowed the educational videodisk from the library to learn about space.
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We enjoyed a classic film on videodisk at our movie night last weekend.
Synonyms
A flat round disc that holds movies, music and other data for playing on a disc player or computer
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Videodisk begins with video, an old root meaning 'to see', and ends with disk, a word for a flat, round 'plate' like a CD or DVD. So, a videodisk is a round disk that holds moving pictures you can watch.