a journey round a circle or closed route

revolution, track, boundary

(the region near) an imaginary line around the Earth, or drawn on maps, at an equal distance from the north and south poles

globe, ball; semi-circular area

to move round in circles or spirals

revolve

revolution; turning

revolution

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

circuit around something

to go round in a circle; to think about all sides of (a problem etc)

turn, circle

(to cause something) to move round a central point; (to cause something) to take place in succession

go around in circle

of spin

go around, make go around

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 place where a road turns, especially where one road branches off from another

revolve, curve

a quick circular motion; (to cause a person, thing) to turn round and round quickly; (to cause hair etc) to curl

turn around circularly

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