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go around
verb
Definition of GO AROUND
intransitive verb
1
a : to pass from place to place : go here and there b : to have currency : circulate <an amusing story is going around>
2
: to satisfy demand : fill the need <not enough jobs to go around>
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First Known Use of GO AROUND
circa 1520
Rhymes with GO AROUND
aboveground, Afghan hound, all-around, battleground, been around, belowground, bottom round, breeding ground, bring around, cast around, common ground, decompound, dumping ground, end around, fool around, get around, hang around, horse around, in the round, jerk around, kick around, mess around, middle ground, muscle-bound, Norton Sound, off the ground, on background, on the ground, outward-bound, paperbound, perfect-bound, proving ground, push around, quarter-bound, runaround, screw around, shootaround, sleep around, spiral-bound, staging ground, stand one's ground, steamship round, stick around, stomping ground, surround sound, turnaround, turn around, ultrasound, underground, weather-bound, work-around, wraparound
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