verb
- past tense and past participle of disk; to break up, turn over, or smooth soil using a disk harrow or similar agricultural implement
Usage: agriculture; chiefly North American
Examples
- The farmer disked the field in preparation for planting.
- After harvest, the land was disked to break up the stubble.
- We disked the garden bed to loosen the soil.
- The equipment disked several acres before sunset.