Disc rider

A person without functioning legs, whom has succumbed to life in a wheel chair

Stephen hawking is a disc rider

by Jacked up spider monkey August 27, 2022

Disc golf

A sport played during a mid-life crisis. A semi-athletic activity where grown adults pretend they’re chill but are actually aggressively competing with plastic frisbees in public parks. Often includes cargo shorts, existential dread, and an IPA.

“Brian started playing disc golf after his third breakup and now won’t shut up about wind resistance.”

by Haron1234 May 23, 2025

Nom Disc

A pizza. Called such for its delicious taste and disc shape.

There's a party going on at my place tonight, we're having nom disc and drinks.

by meowlnir August 21, 2018

Piss Disc

A prank, prevalent in college dorm rooms, in which the prankster urinates into a disc (such as a plate or frisbee) and freezes it in his/her refrigerator. After the urine is frozen, the perpetrator carefully removes the frozen disc from the container and slides it underneath a victims door. The piss subsequently melts and leaves a gargantuan mess.

"Dude, I heard Joey egged your car last night!"
"It's okay, I'm going to hit him with a piss disc later."

by Ginger_Asshole February 2, 2014

Collin Disc

An annoying thing that delivers pizza and knocks on your door asking for cats.

"I really hate how that Collin Disc keeps peering in through my balcony window!"

by Gorbont March 7, 2019

aol disc

A round, shiny object. This object contains the required files to get you into Hell. After downloading said files, you will be forced to pay to browse the web at slow speeds. After initial use, these discs become utterly useless due to their abundance. They can be used as weapons, tools, support for chairs, etc.

Guy1: Dude, I just installed AOL. What do I do with the disc?
Guy2: Pull!

Guy1: I just installed AOL, here, take my disc.
Guy2: AOL DISC FIGHT!

by J. Spearin March 21, 2007

slipped disc

Relates to a commonly believed myth that intervertebral discs can "slip" or move out of place.

In truth, discs are much stronger than we give them credit for; they are really strong, adaptable and supported by powerful ligaments that hold them in place.

Discs can be damaged, but they normally repair... naturally!

Disc injuries can be normal across the lifespan (like wrinkles and grey hair). They often do not cause any pain at all.

For painful disc injuries, extended rest is unhelpful and light activity is recommended.

"I though I had a slipped disc, but that actully doesn't happen. Discs are actually really stable and robust."

by Mateo, fisio australiano September 1, 2019