diskedadj.
/dɪskt/ rare.
Having or showing a disc. (Chiefly in combination).
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disked1864
1864 J. R. Lowell Fireside Trav. 85 Spectacles..rising full-disked upon the beholder like..two moons at once.
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adj.1864- to set one's hand against
- to set one's hand to
- to set one's hand to the door
- to set one's hand to the plough
- to set one's hand(s on
- to set one's heart (in
- to set one's heart on
- to set one's house in order
- to set one's main to
- to set one's mind at ease
- to set one's mind on
- to set one's mind to
- to set one's or the face
- to set one's or the face countenance
- to set one's own house in order
- to set one's rest
- to set one's sails
- to set one's seal
- to set one's shoulder against
- to set one's teeth
- to set oneself at gaze
- to set oneself down
- to set oneself in flight
- to set oneself out to the life
- to set open