discette

English

Etymology

From disc +‎ -ette.

Noun

discette (plural discettes)

  1. Dated form of diskette.
    • 1981, Interface Age, volume 6, page 57:
      We still distribute source, in 'Tiny' Pascal, on each discette sold.
    • 1983, R. C. Holland, Microcomputers for process control, page 180:
      Edit program, if necessary, as described above, re-test and save on discette when finished.
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