Definitions
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective resembling a disk in shape; circular and having a height considerably smaller than the diameter.
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- adjective   Resembling a disk or some aspect of one.
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- adjective having a flat circular shape
Etymologies
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Examples
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								There is a large component of people who disklike Obama simply because he's black. 
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								The disklike rotation of galaxies indicates the material we see is immersed in a mass distribution. Dark Energy Model Explains 'Hubble Sequence' of Galaxies | Universe Today 2010 
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								They then saw a silverish disklike object near it. Cinnamon Roll 2010 
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								I think some people intensely disklike it when authors anthropomorphize animals period. Being Catty 2007 
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								Many of the people who post here think I'm on the left, and I confess I rarely have dinner at McDonalds, and my kids really disklike McDonalds. The L.A. ban on new fast food restaurants in poor neighborhoods. Ann Althouse 2008 
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								I think sceptics tend to be driven by a disklike of what they see as dishonesty. 
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								I think that the believers tend to be driven by a disklike of corruption, and that their animosity is more driven by moral outrage. 
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								UFOs sometimes assume the shape of structured disklike craft, but behave unlike familiar physical things; they divide and unite, appear and disappear, make right angle turns at incredible velocities, and behave in a manner more thoughtlike than physical. Experiencing the Next World Now Michael Grosso 2004 
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								UFOs sometimes assume the shape of structured disklike craft, but behave unlike familiar physical things; they divide and unite, appear and disappear, make right angle turns at incredible velocities, and behave in a manner more thoughtlike than physical. Experiencing the Next World Now Michael Grosso 2004 
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								UFOs sometimes assume the shape of structured disklike craft, but behave unlike familiar physical things; they divide and unite, appear and disappear, make right angle turns at incredible velocities, and behave in a manner more thoughtlike than physical. Experiencing the Next World Now Michael Grosso 2004 
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