DVD
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an optical disk that can store a very large amount of digital data, as text, music, or images.
Origin of DVD
1990–95; orig. d(igital) v(ideo) d(isk); then d(igital) v(ersatile) d(isk); now an abbreviation only
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Contemporary Examples of dvd
And hey, in six months time, they will be on DVD and they are just going to run together anyway.
The DVD was accompanied by a personalized basketball jersey and a piece of polished amber.
Meditation Rugs, Swords, and Horse Head Fiddles: The Strangest Gifts Given to Government BigwigsBen Jacobs
November 11, 2014
A police officer sent a DVD copy to the league five months ago.
And most of the movies shown on the televisions in the yard were rentals of whatever Hollywood released on DVD that week.
I used to sneak the DVD up to my room at night and watch it with headphones in the dark.
A Love Letter to ‘The Notebook,’ a Melodrama That Commits to Its SentimentalityTeo Bugbee
June 26, 2014
Historical Examples of dvd
I set up the laptop on a dry bit of rock and booted it from the DVD with her watching.
Little BrotherCory Doctorow
DVD
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Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2010 Douglas Harper
DVD
[dē′vē-dē′]
The American Heritage® Science Dictionary
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The New Dictionary of Cultural Literacy, Third Edition
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