circuit

An electrical fault where the current follows a shorter, unintended path.

A set of electronic circuits on one small flat piece of semiconductor material.

A circuit composed of individual electronic components, such as resistors, transistors, capacitors.

A path in which electrons from a voltage or current source flow.

A circuit made by printing conductive tracks onto a non-conductive board.

A complete electrical circuit through which current can flow.

A series of events or venues located in multiple countries.

A series of events or venues taking place around the globe.

The annual series of professional tennis tournaments.

A series of competitions or events for professional participants.

A series of festivals, especially for film or music, that a work is shown at.

The network of clubs and theaters where comedians perform.

A series of appearances as a guest on various television or radio talk shows.

A series of venues where a person gives talks or lectures.

A series of competitions or events for non-professional participants.

A full lap or route around a particular area.

The network of venues where cabaret performances are regularly held.

A graphical representation of an electrical circuit.

Participating in or being part of a series of events or venues.

Indicates a route or lap around something.

To put too much electrical current through a circuit.

To close a circuit so that current can flow.

To interrupt the flow of current in a circuit.

To construct an electrical or electronic circuit.

To travel and perform at a series of venues.

To be employed or perform regularly within a particular circuit of venues.

To perform regularly at a series of venues.

To move from place to place as part of a series of events.

To begin participating in a series of events or venues.

To complete a route or lap, often for exercise.

To complete a route or lap.