circumvolve
/ˌsərkəmˈvôlv
/verb rare
1Rotate; revolve.Their minds are, that is, circumvolved about them like soap-bubbles reflecting sundry patches of the macrocosmos....
- You can circumvolve the panorama by clicking the mouse on it.
- It scans the workpiece surface when it stops circumvolving, then the fluorescent light image of the workpiece surface are collected to the computer.
1.1Wind, fold, or twist around; enwrap.Within the outer sleeve, a first sealing race and a second sealing race circumvolve the bore.
- hear! hear!
- hearing
- hearing aid
- hearing dog
- hearing-impaired
- hearing loop
- hearken
- hear Mass
- hearsay
- hear say (or tell) of (or that)
- hearse
- Hearst, Patty
- Hearst, William Randolph
- heart
- heartache
- heart-aching
- heart and soul
- heart attack
- heart attack on a plate
- heart-balm
- heart-bearer
- heartbeat
- heart-bleeding
- heart block
- heart-blood