Cirque Definition

sûrk
noun
A circular space or arrangement.
Webster's New World
A circle; ring.
Webster's New World
A steep, hollow excavation high on a mountainside, made by glacial erosion; natural amphitheater.
Webster's New World
A circus.
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Other Word Forms of Cirque

Noun

Singular:
cirque
Plural:
cirques

Origin of Cirque

  • Borrowing from French cirque, from Latin circus (“ring, circle”), from Proto-Indo-European *(s)ker- (“to turn, to bend”) .

    From Wiktionary

  • French from Latin circus circle circle

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Cirque Sentence Examples

  • You'll find family-friendly entertainment in Las Vegas, also, with shows featuring such entertainers as the illusionist David Copperfield and the universally popular Cirque de Soleil.

  • Again, there is a magnificent glacier cirque at the valley head.

  • In 2004, Celebrity Cruises partnered with Cirque du Soleil to present some of the most spectacular entertainment available at sea with innovative interactive performances.

  • Cirque Lodge is where Lindsay Lohan completely her most recent rehab stint, where Mary-Kate Olsen lived while getting treatment for her eating disorders and where Eva Mendes is currently residing.

  • Hence, this exotic and bold mixture of lace ruffles and leopard combined with a plunging neckline throws the terms "daring", "sexy", and "Cirque de Soleil" into a single swimwear model.

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Words Starting With

CCICIR

Words Ending With

EUEQUE

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