discus
//ˈdɪskəs//
Noun
discusSingular
discusesPlural
1
A heavy disk, typically made of wood with a metal rim, that is thrown for distance as an athletic sport in track and field competitions
The athlete threw the discus over 60 meters in the competition.
2
The athletic event or sport in which such a disk is thrown
She won a gold medal in the discus at the Olympics.
3
Any of various brightly colored freshwater fish of the genus Symphysodon, native to the Amazon basin, having a disk-shaped body
The discus is one of the most popular aquarium fish due to its beautiful colors.