0 to spin like a wheel --
1 If there is enough of something to go round, there is enough for everyone in a group of people: --
Are there enough pencils to go round?
2 to spend your time behaving in the stated way: --
[ + -ing verb ] You can't go round being rude to people.
3 to visit someone in their home: --
I'll go round later and see how he is.
I'm just going round to Martha's for half an hour.
We're going round to Ian's for dinner next Friday.
We often go round on a Saturday night.
We are going round for dinner on Saturday.
She was just about to go round to the neighbours when the phone rang.
We go round every Wednesday afternoon.
You can't go round ignoring people when they speak to you.
She went round looking moody.
He was going round looking for a fight.
NYA ORD
European
May 10, 2021
DAGENS ORD
Shimmer
go round
