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Round
speaker
Common
noun
•
A
or
or part
.
•
A
or
.
•
A
from a group of people at an
.
•
A
that is
by
of people with each
of people
at a different time.
•
A
of something; a
of
each person in a group.
•
A
or
of
.
•
One
(two
of
with
).
•
In Art:
A long-bristled, circular-headed
used in
and
.
•
A
,
, or any
.
to the
of a
.
and
.
•
In Sports:
One of the
pre-determined
of the
time of a
, such as a
or
, during which
before being
to
.
•
In Sports:
A
, level, set of
in
A
in a
.
In some
, e.g.
or
: one
way around the
.
•
In Video games:
A
, level, set of
in
A
or level of
.
•
In Card games:
A
, level, set of
in
The
after each
.
•
In Engineering:
A
or
at an
,
an
,
for a
and to
.
•
A
of
with a
that
an
,
, or
for
,
, or
.
•
The
of a
.
•
A
,
a
.
•
A
that
and
the
of a
.
•
A
of
or
where it
; a
of like
in
; a
; a
.
•
A
or
by
, or
,
in a
.
•
A
of
or
which must be
, and then
.
•
A
.
•
, as
;
.
•
A
of
by a
of
in which each
once.
•
An
; a group; a
.
•
A brewer's
in which the
is
, the
through the
.
•
A
,
.
•
In Nautical:
A
.
•
A
.
•
In Northern England English & Scottish English:
A
;
.
•
In Northern England English & Scottish English:
;
.
adj
•
Of
:
or
;
a
.
;
like a
;
a
in more than one
.
;
.
.
•
, whole, not
.
•
for
other
to;
,
in a
.
•
In Phonetics:
with the
together;
.
•
;
and
;
; not
.
•
;
; not
or
; said of
or their
.
•
;
; just;
to
.
•
Large in
.
•
Well-written and well-characterized;
and
of a
person.
•
In Architecture:
.
verb
•
To
something into a
.
•
To become
into a
.
•
To
; to
; to
.
•
To
a number,
a
by the
.
•
To
a
.
•
To
and
someone
(used with on).
•
In Baseball:
To
to
.
•
To
,
,
.
•
To
; to
.
•
To
round or
; hence, to
to
,
, or
.
•
In Medicine:
To do
.
•
To
, as a
; to
.
•
or
; to
.
•
In Northern England English & Scottish English:
To
in a
;
;
; take
.
•
In Northern England English & Scottish English:
To
or
in a
,
in a
.
prep
•
form of around
adv
•
form of around
name
•
A
​.
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Lineage
round
English
arrow
ront
Old French (842-ca. 1400)
roun
Middle English (1100-1500)
arrow
run
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
rounen
Middle English (1100-1500)
arrow
runian
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
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