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circle

1 circle /ˈsɚkəl/ noun
plural circles
1 circle
/ˈsɚkəl/
noun
plural circles
Britannica Dictionary definition of CIRCLE
[count]
: a perfectly round shape : a line that is curved so that its ends meet and every point on the line is the same distance from the center see picture at geometry
: a path that goes around a central point often used figuratively
see also full circle, traffic circle, vicious circle, winner's circle
: an arrangement of people or things that forms a circle
: something that is shaped like part of a circle
: a group of people who do something together, are friends, belong to the same profession, etc.
see also charmed circle, inner circle
chiefly British : a balcony or upper level of seats in a theater
2 circle /ˈsɚkəl/ verb
circles; circled; circling
2 circle
/ˈsɚkəl/
verb
circles; circled; circling
Britannica Dictionary definition of CIRCLE
: to form a circle around (something)
[+ object]
[no object]
[+ object] : to draw a circle around (something)
: to move or go around (someone or something) in a circle
[+ object]
[no object]

circle the/your wagons

see wagon