Circles is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CIRCLES in dictionary:

VERB:
• CIRCLE, to revolve around
• move all the way around (someone or something), especially more than once
• form a ring around
• draw a line around
• move in a wide loop back towards one's starting point
NOUN:
• a round plane figure whose boundary (the circumference) consists of points equidistant from a fixed point (the centre)
• something in the shape of a circle
• a dark circular mark below each eye caused by illness or tiredness
• a curved upper tier of seats in a theatre or cinema
• a group of people with a shared profession, interests, or acquaintances
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to move or revolve around

Words related to CIRCLES

circle10 circled12 circling13

Words that contain CIRCLES

encircles13 recircles13 semicircles17 circumcircles23

How to use CIRCLES in a sentence

• Few outside government circles realise in the present police anything but tyranny and corruption.
• Raise the arm vertically to its full extent and describe horizontal circles.
• The wind tossed the great flakes up and across and whirled them in circles, as if loath to let them go at all to the ground.
• It consisted of a grand circle, containing two minor circles.
• Her long, dark lashes cast shadow circles under her eyes.
• Shut up in their own little corner, they imagine themselves more select than Sydney and Melbourne circles, because they are necessarily smaller.
• It was common knowledge in inside circles that the bottom was going out.
• Not a soul to be seen, only our bumping cart and, now and then, against the burning sky those little curling circles of smoke.
• What they really thought of each other was known only to themselves and to their immediate domestic circles.
• Make tiny high eyebrows of this black paint and paint round black circles on cheek bones.
• Clifford gave Conrad encouragement privately and talked him up in literary circles, but the majority of English critics remained unaware of him.
• On the pools of the limpid stream the trout left wrinkles and circles at midday now, as they rose to feed upon the insects swarming in the warmth of the oncoming sun.
• Now and then it described strange circles, but mostly it came towards them as swift and as true as an arrow shot from a bow.
• The other two circles will conform to the shape of the crown and will be found to be a little further apart at the front and back than at the sides.
• The appointment was a good deal discussed at the time, and it was said in some circles that it was scarcely judicious, the fact being that Mr.
• It practically controlled the banks and monetary circles.
• The common kinds look well in masses, and a good form of planting them is in a series of raised circles, so as for the whole to form a round bed.
• Baughman has probably acquainted you with the general sentiment in cattle circles regarding what should be done.
• Then it left its wide circles over the town, and flew northward, straight as an arrow.
• The experiments with such tests by which single mental functions are measured approximately in short quick examinations, has been much discussed in psychological circles.
• The diameter of the circles varies from 22 to 33 feet.

Similar words containing CIRCLE without suffix s

circle10 circled12 circler11 circlet11 circlers12 circlets12 encircle12 recircle12 encircled14 encircles13 recircled14 recircles13 semicircle16 semicircled18 semicircles17 circumcircle22 encirclement18 circumcircles23 encirclements19

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