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Definition of Disc-jockey
1. Verb. Comment on music to be played. "He has a job disk-jockeying on the weekend"
Lexicographical Neighbors of Disc-jockey
Literary usage of Disc-jockey
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. SANGUINE FLUID: Evolution Of Death by James Spade (2006)
"Male disc jockey: “And that was ‘All Alone' by the late great Phyllis Hyman on
98.9 KISS ... Female disc jockey: “It sure was. I grew up on Phyllis Hyman. ..."
2. Community-based Interventions For Smokers: The Commit Field Experience by Beti Thompson, David M. Burns, William R. Lynn, Donald Shopland (2004)
"Several radio commercials were developed with the collaboration of a local disc
jockey who donated his time. The commercials urged listeners who were ..."
3. Challenges in U.S.-Asian Policy: Hearing Before the Committee on by Nancy Lubin (1999)
"... a truck until their death and other people mimicking it in New York in a parade
or even a disc-jockey in Washington, DC seeking to get a cheap laugh. ..."
4. Practical Ideas for Teaching Writing As a Process by Carol B. Olson (1996)
"(As she enters, the disc jockey starts playing the song by the group Queen, "Sheer
Heart Attack.") She makes her way to the ring dancing, taking off bits ..."
5. Celebrate Life!: A Guide for Planning All Night Alcohol edited by Sharon Murphy (1994)
"Any suggestions on what you would like to see next year? 7. Did you like the Disc
Jockey that played? Would you have preferred a band? ..."
6. Gayellow Pages: The National Edition 2005-2006 USA and Canada by Frances Green (2005)
"... DISC JOCKEY ENTERTAINMENT FOR ALL OCCASIONS For all your insurance needs now
and for the future. ..."
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