circle
A large and diverse group of friends or contacts.
A small group of people who are very intimate.
A group with few members.
The community of scholars and researchers.
A small and limited group of friends or contacts.
A small group of the most powerful, wealthy, or talented people.
A group of people who are lucky, successful, or privileged.
Often used metaphorically, e.g., 'come full circle'.
Used to describe a full, unbroken circle.
The geographical line of latitude in the Northern Hemisphere.
A semicircle.
The geographical line of latitude in the Southern Hemisphere.
A circle with a small diameter or radius.
A general term for the Arctic or Antarctic Circle.
Circles that share the same center.
A circle that is growing larger, like ripples in water.
Circles that are partially on top of each other.
The first level of seats above the ground floor in a theatre.
A level of seats in a theatre above the dress circle.
To move in a circle in the sky above.
To move in a circle at a low speed.
The middle point of a circle.
The central area of a circle.
A mathematical term for the space inside a circle.
A mathematical term for the distance around a circle.
A mathematical term for a straight line passing through the center of a circle.
A mathematical term for the distance from the center to the circumference of a circle.
To draw a circle around something using a specific color.
Indicates arrangement or movement in a circular form.
Used to describe something that is shaped like a circle, e.g., 'a circle of stones'.
To socialize with a particular group of people.
To increase the number of people in one's social group.
To increase the number of people in one's social group.
To create a circle with a pen, pencil, etc.
To come together to create the shape of a circle.
To create the shape of a circle.
To move in a circle, often implying a lack of progress.
To move in a circle, often implying a lack of progress.
To draw a circle by copying an existing shape or line.
To remove a circular shape from a material like paper or fabric.
To move in a circular path.
To move in a path that surrounds something.
To move in a path that surrounds something.
To move in a circle at a higher position than something.