a journey round a circle or closed route

revolution, track, boundary

a part (of a card, paper etc) that is folded

double thickness

revolution; turning

revolution

a front part of a coat or jacket that is folded back and forms part of the collar

fold

fold

fold

a ballet dancer's fast turn on the front end of the foot

circuit around something

the act of rotating or being rotated; one complete turn; the regular coming round of things or events in succession

turn

irregular fold or crease (especially in cloth)

fold

a small table on wheels, used for serving food

circle, revolution

(to cause something) to move round a point; (to cause something) to change in nature, quality, condition, shape etc; to reach and pass (the age, time etc mentioned)

revolution, curving

a circular object that turns (as on carts, cars, bicycles etc and machines); to push or pull (something) (a vehicle with wheels); to turn in a curve or circle

circle, revolution

(to cause a person, thing) to move quickly round and round

spin, revolution