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Definition of round
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of round is as below...
Round (n.) A short vocal
piece,
resembling
a catch in which three or four
voices
follow
each other round in a
species
of canon in the
unison..
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Enlacement
::
Enlacement
(n.) The act of
enlacing,
or state of being
enlaced;
a
surrounding
as with a
lace..
Platiniridium
::
Platiniridium
(n.) A
natural
alloy of
platinum
and
iridium
occurring
in
grayish
metallic
rounded
or
cubical
grains
with
platinum.
Herring
::
Herring
(n.) One of
various
species
of
fishes
of the genus
Clupea,
and
allied
genera,
esp. the
common
round or
English
herring
(C.
harengus)
of the North
Atlantic.
Herrings
move in vast
schools,
coming
in
spring
to the
shores
of
Europe
and
America,
where they are
salted
and
smoked
in great
quantities..
Ingirt
::
Ingirt
(a.)
Surrounded;
encircled.
Countersink
::
Countersink
(v. t.) To
chamfer
or form a
depression
around
the top of (a hole in wood,
metal,
etc.) for the
reception
of the head of a screw or bolt below the
surface,
either
wholly
or in part; as, to
countersink
a hole for a
screw..
Intrench
::
Intrench
(v. t.) To
surround
with a
trench
or with
intrenchments,
as in
fortification;
to
fortify
with a ditch and
parapet;
as, the army
intrenched
their camp, or
intrenched
itself..
Homodromous
::
Homodromous
(a.)
Running
in the same
direction;
-- said of stems
twining
round a
support,
or of the
spiral
succession
of
leaves
on stems and their
branches..
Swell
::
Swell (n.) A
gradual
ascent,
or
rounded
elevation,
of land; as, an
extensive
plain
abounding
with
little
swells..
Sewer
::
Sewer (n.) A drain or
passage
to carry off water and filth under
ground;
a
subterraneous
channel,
particularly
in
cities..
Outflank
::
Outflank
(v. t.) To go
beyond,
or be
superior
to, on the
flank;
to pass
around
or turn the flank or
flanks
of..
Xanthidium
::
Xanthidium
(n.) A genus of
minute
unicellular
algae of the
desmids.
These algae have a
rounded
shape and are armed with
glochidiate
or
branched
aculei.
Several
species
occur in
ditches,
and
others
are found
fossil
in flint or
hornstone..
Knob
::
Knob (n.) A
rounded
hill or
mountain;
as, the Pilot
Knob..
Gill
::
Gill (n.) Malt
liquor
medicated
with
ground
ivy.
Bright
::
Bright
(a.)
Sparkling
with wit;
lively;
vivacious;
shedding
cheerfulness
and joy
around;
cheerful;
cheery.
Tice
::
Tice (n.) A ball
bowled
to
strike
the
ground
about a bat's
length
in front of the
wicket.
Cache
::
Cache (n.) A hole in the
ground,
or
hiding
place,
for
concealing
and
preserving
provisions
which it is
inconvenient
to
carry..
Ancipitous
::
Ancipitous
(a.)
Two-edged
instead
of
round;
-- said of
certain
flattened
stems,
as those of blue
grass,
and
rarely
also of
leaves..
Build
::
Build (v. i.) To rest or
depend,
as on a
foundation;
to
ground
one's self or one's hopes or
opinions
upon
something
deemed
reliable;
to rely; as, to build on the
opinions
or
advice
of
others..
Around
::
Around
(adv.)
In a
circuit;
here and there
within
the
surrounding
space;
all
about;
as, to
travel
around
from town to
town..
Belay
::
Belay (v. t.) To make fast, as a rope, by
taking
several
turns with it round a pin,
cleat,
or
kevel..
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