CD-RW

CD-RW Definition

CD-RW (sē′dē′är′dub′əl yo̵o′)

noun

a compact disc, blank when purchased, designed to be recorded on repeatedly by the consumer

Etymology: CD + r(e)w(ritable)

CD-RW Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

drive: All scanner PCs are logged onto in the normal way, and are equipped with large monitors and CD-RW drives.
disk: CD-RW disks allow for data, commonly music, to be repeatedly recorded onto the disk.
medium: CD-RW media can be very useful for troubleshooting possible problems with your set up before committing the final back up to a CD-R disk.

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