discus
/ˈdɪskəs/
noun
- A heavy, flat, circular object thrown in athletic competitions as a test of strength and skill.
- The athlete spun around and released the discus with great force.
- The coach taught the team how to hold and throw the discus properly.
- She won a gold medal in the discus at the Olympic Games.
- The sport or event in which athletes throw a discus.
- Many track and field athletes compete in both shot put and discus.
- He has been training for the discus since high school.
- Discus requires a combination of strength, balance, and technique.