Converse of object

• square: The secret will be squaring a few circles rather than walking around the truth.

• turn: Make sure you use it in a large field as the turning circle is pretty wide, i'd guess about 70 meters.

• draw: She draws a big circle around the second item on her list, Paper Towels.

• intersect: The statement is given in terms of intersecting great circles on a sphere.

Adjective modifier

• vicious: Water bosses fear farmers could be trapped in a ' vicious circle ' to save crops from drought.

• virtuous: A virtuous circle that frees you to do the crucial bit - convert the traffic into sales.

• concentric: The altitude of the sun above the horizon is read on the various concentric circles, from 0 to 90 degrees.

• inner: Judas had been part of Jesus most inner circle of friends for three years.

• outer: The dual mesh is cut in a round patch along the outer circle.

• magic: In fact, the 'everyone ' often includes only the magic circle of current members visitors simply go away frustrated.

Noun used with modifier

• stone: The trees around the stone circle are open on the Eastern side, allowing a view to the horizon.

• crop: Crop circles have even been made under the noses of investigators.

• hut: It was enclosed by a stone perimeter wall with a south facing entrance and contains the remains of 24 hut circles.

• semi: Local Members were on hand with their cars arranged in a semi circle for the photo call on the lawn.

• timber: In and around the timber circle were six contemporary cyst burials.

Preposition: of

• radius: We model this as an inner zone circle of radius 3km, and an outer zone donut with an outer radius of 5km.

• friend: I think I know about 100 people in my circle of friends who could do a better job than him on TV.

• hell: In " Inferno " , the main character went to the inner circle of hell and back.

Preposition: like

• vulture: The whole formation continued to circle like angry vultures.