0 a letter, usually of demands or complaints, that is signed by many people
1 a competition in which all the players play against each other at least once
2 a competition in which everyone competes at least once against each other competitor:
a round-robin tennis tournament
I say this because of the "round robin" which was circulated.
I understand that a round robin letter has gone out.
The campaign round robin says, correctly, that they were exempted from income tax last year.
It suggested organisation, a round robin, and so on.
I hope that it is not just a generalised round robin.
There is not a nom de plume on it, and it is not a round robin.
If this sort of thing happens and one society transfers assets or cash to another, there might be a complete round robin.
A round robin was sent to me asking me to get him something.
