rang

Pronunciation: US [rɪŋ] UK [rɪŋ]

n.Ring; ring rings; "style" rings
v.Ring; rocker (Bell), Bell [Bell] (persons) ... Ring phone
WebSurrounded the Bell; Ming

Definitions in English

n.	1. a durable circular band of something, especially a small band made of a particular material or for some special use 2. a band, usually made of precious metal and often engraved or mounted with gemstones, worn as an ornament, especially around a finger 3. an outline, mark, or figure in the shape of a circle 4. a circular arrangement of people or objects 5. a movement of steps, especially by people skipping or dancing, that goes around in a continuous circle 6. an organized group of people who work together in a dishonest or unethical way 7. a round stage or piece of ground, usually surrounded by seating, on which a spectator event such as a circus or a theatrical performance takes place 8. a raised square roped platform on which a boxing or wrestling match takes place 9. the sport of boxing 10. a competition or contest, especially a political one
np.	1. a pair of metal rings that are suspended from a ceiling and used to perform gymnastic routines
v.	1. to form a circle, or move in a circle, around something 2. to throw a ring or horseshoe so that it encircles a peg or stake 3. to make a metallic sound when struck or played, or cause something such as a bell to make this sound 4. to produce a continuous or regular high- pitched sound to alert somebody, or make something produce such a sound 5. to be full of a loud, high- pitched, or reverberating sound, especially laughter or applause 6. to call for somebody or something by sounding a bell or buzzer 7. to make a particular impression on somebody 8. to make a telephone call to somebody 9. to have a sensation of a repeated or continuous high- pitched sound 10. to draw or mark a circle round something such as a word or number