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Round-robin

Round-robin, a circle divided from the centre, like King Arthur's Round

Having a round back or shoulders round shouldered

The quality or state of being round in shape as the roundness of the globe of the

round lot : the standard unit of trading in a security

In a round form or manner

Having the shoulders stooping or projecting round backed

Round or nearly round becoming round roundish

A round building especially one that is round both on the outside

axis as distinguished from the progressive motion of a revolving round another body or a distant point thus the daily turning

Whirligig, or 'merry-go-round,' or 'round-about.' If it be driven by steam power, bye-laws for the prevention of danger from it...