Disco

What do we mean by disco?

A discotheque. noun

Popular dance music, popularized in the late 1970s, characterized by strong repetitive bass rhythms. noun

A style of dancing usually done to disco music. noun

To dance to disco music. intransitive verb

A short form of discotheque, a place for dancing. noun

A type of music popular in discotheques. noun

To dance disco-style dances. verb

To go to discotheques. verb

A public dance hall for dancing to recorded popular music noun

Popular dance music (especially in the late 1970s); melodic with a regular bass beat; intended mainly for dancing at discotheques noun

Dance to disco music verb

A genre of dance music that was popular in the 1970s, characterized by elements of soul music with a strong Latin-American beat and often accompanied by pulsating lights.

Words that are spelled similarly to disco:
disco, disc, cisco, pisco, discs, visco, disko, dismo, bisco, dico, misco, disci, disto, dispo, disch, isco, sisco, fisco, wisco, diso, kisco, desco, diaco, risco, tisco, gisco, disc-, dieco, adisco, dasco, disc4, dsco, xisco, zisco.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word disco:
volante, inferno, biscuits, funk, chic, electro, boogie, techno, diva, motown, donna, fever, groove, nightclub, dance, reggae, beats, remix, polo, dancing, soul, punk, dancer, genres, demolition, pop, medley, hits, bee, genre, hop, charts, mix, rap, influences, madonna, euro, hip, chart, hit, classics, compilation, balls, duck, heaven, electronic, tune, duo, song, sounds, peaked, drum, music, singles, beat, rhythm, sound, billboard, rock, songs, label, era, wave, feel, album, lyrics, ball, singer, theme, records, saturday, chorus, hot, tracks, mainstream, popularity, love, soundtrack, vocalist, styles, track, scene, night, single, rick, artists, disc, band.

Words that rhyme with disco:
cisco, francisco, nabisco, sisko, san francisco, briscoe, sysco, risko, kisco, misko, lisko, chriscoe, comdisco, genisco, krisko, lisco, risk o, san-francisco, siscoe, this co, transcisco.

Adjectives that are often used to describe disco:
gay, popular, local, new, night, first, best, small, lively, large, only, largest, big, jecklin, mobile, noisy, style, biggest, hottest, american, dark, nearby, huge, trendy, loud, famous, modern, crowded, private, occasional, hot, outdoor, late, underground, chic, tech, level, exclusive, western, cavernous, german, regular, clinical, fashionable, top, newest, weekly, wild, classic, nightly, chinese, pure, favorite, nearest, self, typical, latin, funky, straight, contemporary, well, cheap, elegant, downtown, inch, smart, italian, legendary, observed, posh, intimate, west, liveliest, queer, easy.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective disco:
ordination, dancing, bar, dance, vision, gastrula, discourse, cellulars, music, files, beat, island, polo, land, fever, ordinate, ball, hit, pub, pleasurediscourse, hopping, era, eery, bhajans.

Consonant match to disco:
dusky, disco-, das k, desk a, desk he, desk her, desk who, disc a, disc he, disk a, disk e, disk he, dusk a, dusk he.

Words that sound like disco:
disco, disko, desco, dusky, disc, disk, tesco, discs, disks, discos, dico, diso, deso, disque, discoed, disked, tasco, tosco, desk, dusk, desks, deco, dusks, dekko, dussault, dusked, dusseault, desked, decay, discuss, discus, dicky, disa, dickie, dickey, descry, do so, diskette, desu, discase, diskin, dask, doco, dissa, deseo, discon, deca-, duco, disg, dsky, tusky, teska, doso, disi, doko, deschaine, dansko, dicho, dayco, descale, disci, disto, desio, diko, discoid, daco, dissi, tuska, dasso, discous, disking, diaco, hesco, discoure, dassow, dacko, discom, cisco, tisk, sisko, wisco, tosca, sysco, risko, tasca, tisc, hoosgow, tyska, decoy, deca, decca, deka, desa, desking, demski, denko, deskin, demko, deka-, demsky.