Around

A•round [ə-ˈrau̇nd]
Adverb
Similar to: Round
== Origin ==
#English: A-on’(in)
#English: Raund
#Then: Around
== Meanings ==
#In or to many places throughout a locality.
#So as to reach a new place or position, typically by moving from one side of something to the other.
#In a circle or in circumference.
#In, along, or through a circuit.
##On all or various sides; in every or any direction.
##Here and there : from one place to another.
#Used with some verbs to indicate repeated or continued action.
##From beginning to end; Through.
##In order.
##To a particular place.
== Examples ==
#Word got around that he was on the verge of retirement.
#He made his way around to the back of the building.
#The wheel goes around.
#A tree five feet around.
#The road goes around by the lake.
#There was nothing for miles around.
#Papers laying around.
#We had to wait around awhile.
#He's always joking around when he should be serious.
#You should come around for dinner.
#Don't play around with your food.
#The weather is mild the year around.
#It costs around $5.
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