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discoid

[dis-koid] / ˈdɪs kɔɪd /






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“The bracelets are made of glass beads, blue to blue-green in color and decorated with light-colored threads, alternating with large series of discoid copper alloy beads,” explained Inrap.

From Fox News

But more significantly, another joke at singer Seal’s expense was not about his race — it was about his FACE, which is scarred by a type of lupus called discoid lupus erythematous.

From New York Times

Researchers used high-speed cameras to study the movement of Blaberus discoidalis, otherwise known as the discoid cockroach, through an artificial obstacle course containing grass-like vertical beams with small spacing.

From Reuters

Friedman mentions a few less-common issues: a skin disease called discoid lupus, or an allergic reaction.

From Time

The tubular flowers compose the disk; and a head which has no ray-flowers is said to be discoid.

From Project Gutenberg