to ring

To be all around a person or thing on every side

Move in a round path around someone or something

To draw a line around something to show it

To form a circle around a person or thing

Move around something or someone in a circle

To surround something on all sides

Completely surround something, often in a round shape like a ball

To cause people and things, like a crowd or fog, to spread over a wide area

To seem familiar and make you remember something

To show too much respect and do what a person in power wants

Keep a wedding ring safely until it is needed in the ceremony

Make someone think there may be a problem

To fill the air with loud happy sounds like singing or laughter

To start a show by lifting the curtain

To say you will run for a position, for example in an election

To make a loud clear sound that people can hear far away

To seem real and believable

To enter items and prices into a cash register when someone buys them

To strongly attract or excite someone

To sound not sincere or true to people

To phone someone

To seem untrue or not honest

Hit a gong to show the start or end of an event

To break up an illegal group that sells drugs, usually by police

A metal band worn to show two people are married

A ring with a stone like a diamond given to someone to show they will marry

A small metal piece worn through the nose for decoration or to control an animal

A small metal ring that holds keys together

A chance to get great success or a big reward

A square area with ropes where boxers fight

A round rubber or plastic ring that seals a joint to stop leaks

A situation with confusion and many things happening at once

A ring worn around the penis base to help keep an erection by reducing blood flow

A small ring that holds a person's napkin at the table

A live show with three rings where many acts happen at once

A ring with a carved seal used to stamp wax to show who owned or approved a document

A children's game where players hold hands, walk in a circle, and fall down while singing

A folder with rings that open to hold loose sheets of paper

A main road that goes around a city to avoid the center

A round object you throw to someone in water to help them float

With a tail that has clear dark and light bands

A ring of mushrooms that grows on grass from fungus under the ground

A small metal or plastic loop that hangs a curtain on a rod

A layer of wood made in one year that appears as a ring in a tree trunk

A young woman who walks into the boxing ring between rounds holding a sign with the next round number

A small ring that babies chew to soothe sore gums

A square platform with ropes where two people try to make each other fall

A small animal from Madagascar with a long tail that has black and white rings

A group of people who secretly run illegal betting, like on sports or card games

The finger between the middle finger and little finger where people often wear wedding rings

A metal ring on a gas stove that makes a flame for cooking

A thin metal band that fits around a piston to stop gas and oil leaking past it

A golden-brown or green ring at the edge of the clear front of the eye seen in Wilson's disease

A ring-shaped mark that appears at the edge of a liquid drop as it dries

A small round ring that keeps a nut from coming loose

A ring of six carbon atoms, each joined to a hydrogen, found in many organic molecules

A square area with ropes where boxers fight

A formal event where students receive a class ring to mark graduation

Vaccinating people who were close to someone who had the disease to stop it spreading

A ring of wood in a tree trunk that shows one year's growth

A children's game where players hold hands, move in a circle and fall down together

A common bird with bright feathers and a white ring on its neck

A round hoop on a wall for hanging a towel

A disease caused by bacteria that makes potato and tomato stems or tubers rot in a ring

A type of flexible armor made of small metal rings linked together

A children's game where players hold hands in a circle, sing, and fall down

A raised circle where sumo wrestlers fight

A European bird often found on rocky hills with dark feathers and a white band on the male's neck

A ring of magnets that keeps charged particles like electrons moving fast in a particle accelerator

A ring people wear to remember a dead person, often with writing or hair

A ring with a carved top you press into wax to make a mark

An illness of plants like tomatoes and potatoes caused by bacteria that makes dark rings in the stem

A ring that you put at the base of the penis to help it stay hard by reducing blood flow

A metal loop with a spring clip for quickly attaching rope or gear

A circular strong wall built under a heavy structure to support its weight

A doughnut-shaped solid with a hole in the middle

A ring with a picture of the cartoon mouse Mickey Mouse

A group of people who form a circle and dance together, often holding hands

A mushroom that grows in a circle on grass

A circular wall around a village or town that protects people from attack

A ring of atoms in a molecule with at least one non-carbon atom

A small circular area of color on the skin around a bite or wound

A ring-shaped cake often made with fruit or nuts and topped with icing

A secure place on a computer that stores passwords and secret codes for apps and the system

An animal like a raccoon that has a long bushy tail with black and white rings

A metal ring on a rotating part that keeps an electric connection to a fixed part

A ring that you put at the base of the penis to slow blood flow and help keep it hard

A European bird whose male has dark feathers and a white band around the neck

Gears that fit together at a right angle to send power between car axles

Having atoms joined together to form a ring

A way to stop disease by giving vaccines to people exposed and their close contacts

Flexible protective clothing made from small metal rings linked together

A black thrush with a white band around its neck that lives on rocky hills

Bacteria that cause a disease making crops like potatoes and tomatoes go soft and brown

A small living thing that makes fruits and vegetables rot, often making dry rings near sweet potato roots

A harmless snake with a bright ring around its neck found in North America or Europe

A low circular wall that keeps soil in place around plants