close circle; community; (esp.) the show business milieu
to draw a circle; cliques; circles
staking a claim to territory; enclosure
circle; ring; (social) circle
to mark a text with dots and circles; to punctuate
annotations made in a book; (fig.) remarks and comments; to have an opinion on everything
aperture; diaphragm; halo; aureole
to muck out; to clean muck from a cowshed, pigsty etc
commercial district; business district
washer (on bolt); toilet seat
vicious circle; (abnormal) phenomenon
government circle; political circle
(planet) atmosphere; (medical) air ring; air cushion
the earth's ocean; the hydrosphere (geology)
rim of the eye; eye socket
line of latitude; parallel
solenoid (electrical engineering); coil
line of longitude; meridian (geography)
to rotate; to twirl; to run around; to encircle; rotation; (coll.) to speak indirectly; to beat about the bush
jumping through hoops (as acrobatic show)
ring around the moon; lunar halo; solar halo
to encircle; to go around; to circle; to beat about the bush
to overstep the norm; to go out of bounds
great circle (in spherical geometry)
lithosphere (in geology, the rigid crust of the earth)
life buoy; life belt; (jocularly) flab; spare tire
sphere of cultural influence
line of latitude; parallel
solenoid (electrical engineering); coil
to go around one time; to do a circuit
to go around in circles; to make a detour; (fig.) to beat about the bush
a quarrel in which third parties get involved
to scam; to set a trap; to set up a scheme to defraud people
dark circles (under one's eyes); black eye
remarkable (performance, achievement etc); worthy of praise
to be on the verge of tears
to bow around with hands joined (to people on all sides)
rushing to stake one's claim in new markets
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