Frisbee in Latin
Frisbee in Latin is discus volans — Frisbee means a flat, disc-shaped plastic toy that is thrown and caught, originally a trademarked brand name.
Frisbee in Latin
discus volans
A disk-shaped gliding toy, sold under the brand name Frisbee.
What does "Frisbee" mean?
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noun A flat, disc-shaped plastic toy that is thrown and caught, originally a trademarked brand name.
"The kids played frisbee on the beach all afternoon."
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verb To throw an object with a flat, spinning motion like a frisbee.
"He frisbeed the paper plate across the yard."
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Frisbee in a sentence
- The kids played frisbee on the beach all afternoon.
- He frisbeed the paper plate across the yard.
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What is "Frisbee" in Latin?
"Frisbee" in Latin is discus volans. Frisbee means: A flat, disc-shaped plastic toy that is thrown and caught, originally a trademarked brand name.
How do you use "Frisbee" in a sentence?
Example: "The kids played frisbee on the beach all afternoon." In Latin, "Frisbee" is discus volans.
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