circle
noun(cir-cle)
ring, halo
circle
noun(cir-cle)
a closed plane curve every point of which is equidistant from a fixed point within the curve
circle
noun(cir-cle)
the plane surface bounded by such a curve
circle
verb(cir-cle)
to enclose in or as if in a circle
circle
verb(cir-cle)
to move or revolve around
circle
verb(cir-cle)
to move in or as if in a circle
circle
noun(cir-cle)
a rotary machine
circle
noun(cir-cle)
a road junction formed around a central circle about which traffic moves in one direction only —called also circle, traffic circle
circle
noun(cir-cle)
pie chart
circle
idiom(cir-cle)
to return
circle
idiom(cir-cle)
to gather a group of people together in order to protect them from being attacked —usually used figuratively
circle
noun(cir-cle)
the parallel of latitude that is approximately 661/2 degrees south of the equator and that circumscribes the southern frigid zone
circle
noun(cir-cle)
the parallel of latitude that is approximately 661/2 degrees north of the equator and that circumscribes the northern frigid zone
circle
noun(cir-cle)
a group marked by exclusiveness
circle
noun(cir-cle)
a geometric and especially a circular pattern of flattened stalks in a field of grain now usually attributed to natural phenomena or to the work of hoaxers trying to create the impression of a visit by extraterrestrial beings