- n.Ring; the ring group; round
- v.Surround; ring; surround; ring ringtone
- WebRing ring ring
v. | 1. 2. 3. 4. to surround someone or something, especially in order to protect them or to prevent them from escaping; to draw a circle around something, especially to show that you have chosen it or to make it easy to notice; to put a metal ring with a special number on it around the leg of a bird so that you can recognize it again later. The usual American word is tag. |
n. | 1. 3. |
- On his little finger gleamed the heavy signet ring.
Source: E. Langley - The Church is very..handsome, and hath a Ring of eight very good Bells.
Source: T. Hearne - Their footsteps rang on the marble floor.
Source: P. D. James - Lift your left hand slightly after each chord so that the second string rings clearly.
Source: Guitar Player - I will..ring these fingers with thy household worms.
Source: King John,Shakespeare