Flying disk toy

A flying disk toy adapted to spray a stored liquid into the air as the toy traverses a flight pattern after having been vigorously thrown with a spinning motion imparted thereto, said toy comprising:

• A. a relatively flat, circular, disk shaped body member having opposite faces,
• B. an axially curved annulus surrounding said body member and defining a peripheral space therewith,
• C. means defining a reservoir for holding a quantity of liquid, said reservoir having a peripheral boundary substantially smaller than said body member and being disposed centrally on the face of said body member surrounded by said annulus,
• D. a plurality of outlet means disposed in spaced relationship substantially continuously around said curved annulus and extending through said annulus for permitting liquid to pass through said curved annulus in response to centrifugal force imposed on the liquid in said reservoir defining means from the spinning motion of said body member, and
• E. conduit means disposed on said face of said body member and defining a liquid distribution system for permitting liquid to flow unimpeded from said reservoir defining means to said outlet means in response to said centrifugal force generated by rotation of the disk toy, thereby distributing liquid stored in said reservoir defining means to said outlet means,
• whereby liquid is expelled from said outlet means in a circular pattern while the disk toy traverses the flight pattern.