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a type of primitive creature that lives inside other animals for most of its existence (lungworms are also a type of roundworm)
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| round |
Synonym for a round Pan-Pac commemorative fifty-dollar coin.
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1. regarding card holdings, having a 4-3-3-3 distribution; 2. during the auction, one turn to call for each player; 3. regarding the play of a suit, which time it is led; 4. regarding a control with a number, which time the suit is played the value will prevent the opponents from winning the trick; 5. in tournament play, a period of time during which players remain at the same table; 6. in tournament play, a unit of simutaneous activities with a common goal, for example the quarterfinal round.
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| round |
Meat from the thick portion of the hind leg, from the rump to the ankle; usually less tender than other cuts.
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Smooth and well-developed flavor, without angularity or rough edges.
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| round | having a circular shape |
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| round | from beginning to end |
| round | an angle of 360 degrees |
| round | an arch formed in a continuous curve |
| round | bones that are round in shape |
| round | an edible American clam |
| round | Atlantic coast round clams with hard shells |
| round | a ballroom dance characterized by revolving movement |
| round | a folk dance |
| round | a ballroom dance characterized by revolving movement |
| round | express as a round number |
| round | a file with a circular cross section |
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