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Circle
Circle
n.
A
plane
figure
,
bounded
by a
single
curve
line
called
its
circumference
,
every
part
of
which
is
equally
distant
from
a
point
within
it,
called
the
center
.
Circle
n.
The
line
that
bounds
such
a
figure
; a
circumference
; a
ring
.
Circle
n.
An
instrument
of
observation
,
the
graduated
limb
of
which
consists
of an
entire
circle
.
Circle
n.
A
round
body
; a
sphere
; an
orb
.
Circle
n.
Compass
;
circuit
;
inclosure
.
Circle
n.
A
company
assembled
, or
conceived
to
assemble
,
about
a
central
point
of
interest
, or
bound
by a
common
tie
; a
class
or
division
of
society
; a
coterie
; a
set
.
Circle
n.
A
circular
group
of
persons
; a
ring
.
Circle
n.
A
series
ending
where
it
begins
,
and
repeating
itself
.
Circle
n.
A
form
of
argument
in
which
two
or
more
unproved
statements
are
used
to
prove
each
other
;
inconclusive
reasoning
.
Circle
n.
Indirect
form
of
words
;
circumlocution
.
Circle
n.
A
territorial
division
or
district
.
Circle
n.
To
move
around
; to
revolve
around
.
Circle
n.
To
encompass
, as by a
circle
; to
surround
; to
inclose
; to
encircle
.
Circle
v. i.
To
move
circularly
; to
form
a
circle
; to
circulate
.
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