Definition for Ring:

• ring, n. a circle: a small hoop, usually of metal, worn on the finger or in the ear as an ornament: a circular area for races, & c.: a circular course, a revolution: a clique organised to control the market: an arena or prize-ring: the commercial measure of staves for casks: ( archit.) a cincture round a column: ( anat.) an annulus: a group or combination of persons.-- v.t. to encircle: to fit with a ring: to surround: to wed with a ring: ( hort.) to cut out a ring of bark from a tree.-- v.i. to move in rings.-- ns. RING'- AR'MATURE, an armature in which the coils of wire are wound round a ring; RING'- ARM'OUR, armour made of metal rings ( see CHAIN-MAIL).-- v.t. RING'- BARK, to strip a ring of bark round a tree to kill it.-- ns. RING'BILL, the ring-necked duck; RING'- BOLT, an iron bolt with a ring through a hole at one end; RING'BONE, in farriery, a bony callus on a horse's pastern-bone, the result of inflammation: the condition caused by this; RING'- BUNT'ING, the reed-bunting; RING'- CARR'IER, a go-between; RING'- D[= I]' AL, a portable sun-dial; RING'- DOG, an iron apparatus for hauling timber; RING'- DOTT'EREL, the ringed plover; RING'DOVE, the cushat or wood-pigeon, so called from a white ring or line on the neck; RING'- DROP'PING, a trick practised by rogues upon simple people.-- adj. RINGED, surrounded as with a ring, annulose, annulate: wearing a wedding-ring.-- ns. RINGED'- CAR'PET, a British geometrid moth; RING'- FENCE, a fence continuously encircling an estate, a limit; RING'- FING'ER, the third finger of the left hand, on which women wear their marriage-ring.-- adj. RING'- FORMED, annular.-- ns. RING'- FRAME, any one of a class of spinning-machines with vertical spindles; RING'- GAUGE, a measure consisting of a ring of fixed size used for measuring spherical objects; RING'LEADER, the head of a riotous body: one who opens a ball; RING'LET, a little ring: a curl, esp. of hair.-- adj. RING'LETED.-- ns. RING'LOCK, a puzzle-lock; RING'- MAIL, chain-armour; RING'MAN, the third finger of the hand: one interested in the prize-ring; RING'- MAS'TER, one who has charge of a circus-ring and the performances in it; RING'- MON'EY, rudely formed rings anciently used for money; RING'- NECK, a kind of ring-plover: the ring-necked duck; RING'- NET, a net for catching butterflies; RING'- OU'SEL, a species of thrush, with a white band on the breast; RING'- PARR'OT, a common Indian parrot; RING'- PERCH, the perch of North America; RING'- PLOV'ER, a ring-necked plover; RING'- ROPE, a rope for hauling the cable in rough weather; RING'- SAW, a scroll-saw with annular web; RING'- SMALL, broken stones of such a size as to pass through a ring two inches in diameter; RING'- SNAKE, the collared snake, a harmless serpent of the United States; RING'STER, a member of a ring; RING'- STOP'PER, a piece of rope by which the ring of an anchor is secured to the cat-head.-- adjs. RING'- STRAKED ( B.), - STREAKED, streaked with rings.-- n. RING'- TAIL ( naut.), a studding-sail set upon the gaff of a fore-and-aft sail: a light sail set abaft and beyond the spanker: the female of the hen-harrier, named from a rust-coloured ring formed by the tips of the tail-feathers when expanded.-- adj. RING'- TAILED, having the tail marked with bars or rings of colour, as a lemur: having a tail curled at the end.-- ns. RING'- THRUSH, the ring-ousel; RING'- TIME ( Shak.), time for marrying; RING'- VALVE, a hollow cylindrical valve; RING'- WORK, a material composed of rings interlinked; RING'WORM, a skin disease in which itchy pimples appear in rings.-- RING THE CHANGES ( see CHANGE).-- RIDE, or TILT, AT THE RING, to practise the sport of riding rapidly, spear in hand, and carrying off with it a ring hung up; THE RING, pugilism and the persons connected with it. [ A.S. hring; Ice. hring-r, Ger., Dan., and Sw. ring.]

Synonyms for Ring:

• n.

  •
  • panel,
  • police,
  • flash mobbing,
  • flash mob,
  • commission,
  • Support Group.
  •
  • component,
  • facet,
  • factor,
  • property,
  • peculiarity,
  • quality,
  • feature,
  • collar,
  • aspect,
  • bracelet,
  • nature.
  •
  • corner,
  • rise,
  • racket,
  • monopoly,
  • confederacy,
  • swell,
  • combine,
  • pool.
  •
  • square,
  • cameo,
  • clip,
  • costume jewelry,
  • anklet,
  • choker,
  • brooch,
  • bangle,
  • circlet.
  •
  • boxer,
  • bout,
  • bantamweight,
  • count out,
  • box,
  • ding-dong,
  • bare-knuckle,
  • clang,
  • arm-wrestling,
  • cross.
  •
  • bowl,
  • crescent,
  • cone,
  • bubble,
  • balloon,
  • geometry,
  • ball,
  • bulge.
  •
  • eye,
  • straight,
  • engulf,
  • enclose.
  •
  • blare,
  • clack,
  • caterwaul,
  • blast,
  • beep,
  • clash,
  • bang,
  • boom.
  •
  • broiler,
  • beater,
  • barbecue,
  • coffee maker,
  • blender,
  • cooker,
  • Barbie,
  • burner,
  • coffee machine,
  • colander.
  •
  • ringer,
  • chimes.
  •
  • ping.
  •
  • flume,
  • carousel,
  • Ferris Wheel,
  • high wire,
  • big top,
  • clown,
  • bumper car,
  • big wheel,
  • custard pie.
  •
  • blind.
  •
  • busy,
  • answer,
  • busy signal,
  • cut off,
  • caller.
  •
  • murmur,
  • pulsate,
  • rumble,
  • roar,
  • grumble,
  • purr.
  •
  • carve,
  • mark out,
  • mark,
  • engrave,
  • imprint,
  • streak,
  • draw.
  •
  • procession,
  • formation,
  • semicircle,
  • row,
  • rope.
  •affiliation (noun)
  • in-corporation,
  • in-corporations,
  • in corporations,
  • mergings,
  • banding togethers,
  • out fits,
  • out-fit,
  • in corporation,
  • tiein,
  • joinings,
  • out-fits,
  • out fit.
  •anchor ring (noun)
  • anchor ring.
  •annulus (noun)
  • annulus.
  •anulus (noun)
  • anulus.
  •arena (noun)
  • circus,
  • hippodrome,
  • pen,
  • arena,
  • circuit,
  • beat,
  • field,
  • enclosure,
  • area,
  • campus,
  • precinct,
  • domain,
  • colosseum,
  • courtyard,
  • ground,
  • hall,
  • dominion,
  • battle-ground,
  • locale,
  • amphitheater,
  • realm,
  • bailiwick,
  • gallery,
  • battlefield,
  • stage,
  • setting,
  • theater,
  • province,
  • turf,
  • region,
  • auditorium,
  • room.
  •artifact (noun)
  • ring.
  •association (noun)
  • rat packs,
  • tieup,
  • co operatives,
  • co operative.
  •badge (noun)
  • emblem,
  • mantle,
  • ermine,
  • talisman,
  • regalia,
  • scepter,
  • badge,
  • pin,
  • pall,
  • mortarboard,
  • coronet,
  • signet,
  • baton,
  • tiara,
  • insignia,
  • crown,
  • uniform,
  • wand,
  • seal,
  • tartan.
  •band (noun)
  • co pulas,
  • co pula,
  • copulae,
  • co-pulas,
  • co-pula.
  •bloc (noun)
  • allied groups.
  •business (noun)
  • firm.
  •buzz (noun)
  • ringings.
  •call (noun)
  • speak to.
  •call up (noun)
  • call up.
  •cartel (noun)
  • multi nationals,
  • multi national,
  • plunderbunds,
  • holding companies,
  • multi-nationals.
  •chime, bell-like noise (noun)
  • vibration,
  • clangor,
  • reverberation.
  •circle (noun)
  • co lures,
  • re-volution,
  • ecliptics,
  • re-cord,
  • re volution,
  • co lure,
  • camarillas,
  • parallel latitude,
  • in-groups,
  • re-volutions,
  • full turns,
  • re volutions,
  • in sider,
  • ingroups,
  • in-sider,
  • co-lures,
  • zodiacs,
  • re-cords,
  • re cord,
  • zodiac,
  • in groups,
  • co-lure,
  • re cords.
  •circle; circular object (noun)
  • hoop,
  • rink,
  • halo,
  • brim.
  •closed-chain (noun)
  • closed-chain.
  •coalition (noun)
  • meldings,
  • mergences,
  • coadunations,
  • anschlusses.
  •coil (noun)
  • in-volution,
  • in-volutions,
  • in volutions,
  • in volution.
  •conference (noun)
  • athletic unions.
  •contraceptive (noun)
  • Barrier Method,
  • rubbers,
  • preventive medicine,
  • Planned Parenthood,
  • diaphragm,
  • Diaphragms,
  • spermicidal cream,
  • IUDs,
  • hormone,
  • prophylactics,
  • rhythm method,
  • Hormones,
  • vaginal suppository.
  •corporation (noun)
  • megacorps,
  • corporate bodies,
  • legal entities.
  •council (noun)
  • directorate,
  • senates,
  • directorates,
  • senate,
  • groupthink,
  • official family,
  • governing body.
  •cycle (noun)
  • isochronisms.
  •doughnut (noun)
  • doughnut.
  •edge (noun)
  • extremity,
  • margin,
  • fringe,
  • outline,
  • boundary,
  • coast,
  • periphery,
  • precipice,
  • curb,
  • brink,
  • side,
  • fence,
  • border,
  • frontier limit,
  • sharpness,
  • tip,
  • perimeter.
  •faction (noun)
  • de-sign,
  • de-signs,
  • de signs,
  • de sign.
  •federation (noun)
  • syndications,
  • federacies.
  •group participating together (noun)
  • cabal,
  • knot,
  • mafia,
  • push,
  • camp,
  • crowd,
  • junto,
  • cell,
  • coterie,
  • junta,
  • crew,
  • bunch,
  • troupe,
  • outfit.
  •gymnasium (noun)
  • recreation centers,
  • athletic clubs,
  • exercise rooms.
  •jewelry (noun)
  • gem,
  • locket,
  • tie pin,
  • trinket,
  • pendant,
  • Bijoux,
  • solitaire,
  • sparklers,
  • pendants,
  • Cameos,
  • gold,
  • bijou,
  • lockets,
  • earrings,
  • stickpin,
  • earring,
  • stickpins,
  • sparkler,
  • lavaliere,
  • glass,
  • chokers,
  • GOLDS,
  • silvers,
  • necklace.
  •link (noun)
  • inter faces,
  • inter connections,
  • inter connection,
  • inter sections,
  • inter face,
  • inter-faces,
  • inter-section,
  • inter section,
  • inter-sections,
  • inter-face.
  •noise (noun)
  • dis quiets,
  • out-cry,
  • uproariousnesses,
  • dis quietude,
  • stridencies,
  • up-roar,
  • out-cries,
  • bewailings,
  • ex plosion,
  • dis-quietude,
  • ex plosions,
  • be wailing,
  • out cries,
  • ex-plosion,
  • be-wailing,
  • dis-quiet,
  • dis cords,
  • boisterousnesses,
  • hoo ha,
  • dis-quiets,
  • dis cord,
  • dis quietudes,
  • dis-cords,
  • dis-quietudes,
  • caterwaulings,
  • dis quiet,
  • dis-cord,
  • sonances,
  • up-roars.
  •orb (noun)
  • rondures.
  •pack (noun)
  • pack.
  •partnership (noun)
  • co operation,
  • co operations.
  •phone call (noun)
  • toll-free call,
  • long-distance call,
  • trunk call.
  •pugilism (noun)
  • sport,
  • boxing,
  • fighting.
  •pulley (noun)
  • Sheaves,
  • Sheave.
  •rabble (noun)
  • rank file.
  •racetrack (noun)
  • paddocks,
  • paddock,
  • ovals.
  •riffraff (noun)
  • undesirables,
  • one-percenters.
  •rim (noun)
  • out-line,
  • out-lines,
  • out lines,
  • out line.
  •ring (noun)
  • tintinnabulation.
  •round (noun)
  • Curvation.
  •roundabout (noun)
  • areola,
  • roundabout,
  • orbit,
  • circumference,
  • hemisphere,
  • circuitousness,
  • circularity.
  •social organization (noun)
  • club.
  •stadium (noun)
  • STADES,
  • athletic field,
  • Stade.
  •telephone call (noun)
  • collect call,
  • phone conversation,
  • person-to-person call,
  • local call,
  • telephone conversation,
  • station-to-station call,
  • crank call.
  •trust (noun)
  • Monopolies,
  • multinational organization.

• v.

  •begird (verb)
  • be girds,
  • be girded,
  • be gird,
  • be-gird,
  • be girding,
  • be-girding,
  • be-girds,
  • be girt,
  • be-girt,
  • be-girded.
  •beset (verb)
  • drives up the wall,
  • be siege,
  • be-deviling,
  • giving one business,
  • falls on,
  • drives up wall,
  • be sieged,
  • drove wall,
  • drave up wall,
  • be-devilled,
  • driving wall,
  • drove the wall,
  • starting on,
  • giving the business,
  • jumps case,
  • be leaguered,
  • be-leaguering,
  • give one business,
  • driving up wall,
  • be deviling,
  • gave needle,
  • over run,
  • be-set,
  • be-sieges,
  • falls up on,
  • gave bad time,
  • drives wall,
  • giving a hard time,
  • jumping on ones case,
  • be sets,
  • jump on case,
  • falling up on,
  • drove up wall,
  • jumps one's case,
  • jumps on one case,
  • putting the squeeze on,
  • jumping ones case,
  • gave business,
  • gave one the business,
  • be-siege,
  • gives a hard time,
  • gives bad time,
  • drave up the wall,
  • jump case,
  • be sieging,
  • jump on one case,
  • drive wall,
  • jump one's case,
  • putting squeeze on,
  • puts the squeeze on,
  • jump one case,
  • be devilled,
  • jumped one case,
  • giving needle,
  • giving one the business,
  • drives the wall,
  • jumps on ones case,
  • falls upon,
  • give business,
  • jumps ones case,
  • gave hard time,
  • drove up the wall,
  • drave the wall,
  • gave the business,
  • jumping on case,
  • gave a bad time,
  • gives the business,
  • jumped on one case,
  • gives one the business,
  • jumped case,
  • started in on,
  • giving hard time,
  • over runs,
  • be devilling,
  • be-deviled,
  • be devil,
  • be-sieging,
  • driving the wall,
  • give hard time,
  • drive the wall,
  • started on,
  • be leaguering,
  • be-devil,
  • be deviled,
  • be leaguers,
  • jumped on case,
  • jumped on one's case,
  • giving bad time,
  • gives one business,
  • drive up wall,
  • falling on,
  • giving the needle,
  • picks on,
  • gave a hard time,
  • jump on ones case,
  • falling upon,
  • gives a bad time,
  • giving business,
  • gave the needle,
  • giving a bad time,
  • gives business,
  • driving up the wall,
  • give bad time,
  • jump ones case,
  • be sieges,
  • jumps on case,
  • jumping on one case,
  • gives needle,
  • jumped ones case,
  • jumps one case,
  • give needle,
  • be-devilling,
  • be-devils,
  • puts squeeze on,
  • jumping one case,
  • be-sieged,
  • over-running,
  • jumping on one's case,
  • jumped on ones case,
  • starts in on,
  • jumping one's case,
  • be-leaguer,
  • gives the needle,
  • jumping case,
  • gives hard time,
  • be-setting,
  • fall up on,
  • over running,
  • jumps on one's case,
  • be setting,
  • fell up on,
  • be-sets,
  • jumped one's case,
  • be leaguer,
  • be-leaguered,
  • gave one business,
  • starting in on,
  • starts on,
  • be-leaguers,
  • drave wall,
  • be devils.
  •buzz (verb)
  • bombinated,
  • bombinates.
  •call (verb)
  • gets back to,
  • gat back to,
  • gotten back to,
  • got back to,
  • getting back to.
  •chime; make bell-like noise (verb)
  • pull,
  • vibrate,
  • tintinnabulate,
  • punch,
  • play,
  • bong,
  • clap,
  • resound.
  •circle (verb)
  • circumducts,
  • enspheres,
  • circumducting,
  • milling around,
  • cincturing,
  • winded about,
  • winding about,
  • circumducted,
  • wound about,
  • ensphering,
  • winds about,
  • mills around.
  •clank (verb)
  • making noise,
  • made noise,
  • makes noise.
  •dial (verb)
  • zeroed on,
  • zeroing in on,
  • zeroes on,
  • zeroes in on,
  • zeroed in on,
  • zeroing on.
  •echo (verb)
  • didst like,
  • does like,
  • re acted,
  • doth like,
  • re double,
  • re producing,
  • rubberstamping,
  • doest like,
  • dittoing,
  • re-produces,
  • rubberstamps,
  • re-produce,
  • re-calling,
  • re iterating,
  • went like,
  • re-acting,
  • re-iterate,
  • re iterates,
  • re-call,
  • re-acted,
  • re-double,
  • re doubled,
  • re-doubles,
  • makes like,
  • re-doubled,
  • re-iterates,
  • making like,
  • dost like,
  • re produce,
  • doeth like,
  • re-doubling,
  • re iterate,
  • did like,
  • rubberstamped,
  • doing like,
  • re-producing,
  • re-iterated,
  • re iterated,
  • made like,
  • going like,
  • re doubling,
  • re calling,
  • goes like,
  • rubber-stamping,
  • re-called,
  • re produces,
  • re-calls,
  • rubber-stamped,
  • re-iterating,
  • re calls,
  • re doubles,
  • re acting,
  • re produced,
  • re-produced.
  •edge (verb)
  • limit,
  • trace,
  • contour,
  • bound.
  •encircle (verb)
  • compass,
  • confine,
  • seal off,
  • move around,
  • circumscribe,
  • inclose.
  •gird (verb)
  • pre pares,
  • pre pare,
  • makes ready,
  • pre-pare,
  • pre pared,
  • pre-paring,
  • re adies,
  • pre paring,
  • re-adies,
  • pre-pared.
  •hedge (verb)
  • co oping,
  • co-oped,
  • re-strict,
  • re strict,
  • co oped,
  • co-oping.
  •hem/hem in (verb)
  • de fining,
  • hedging in,
  • de fined,
  • de-fining,
  • closes in,
  • de-fine,
  • shuts in,
  • de-fines,
  • de fine,
  • hedges in,
  • de fines,
  • de-fined,
  • shutting in.
  •jingle (verb)
  • chinkles,
  • chinkling,
  • tintannabulating,
  • tintannabulates,
  • chinkled,
  • tintannabulated.
  •knell (verb)
  • pro claiming,
  • warninged,
  • pro-claims,
  • pro claims,
  • pro claimed,
  • warninging,
  • pro claim,
  • pro-claiming.
  •loop (verb)
  • winds around,
  • curves around,
  • winded around,
  • wound around,
  • Arcked,
  • curving around,
  • curved around,
  • Arcking,
  • ties together.
  •peal (verb)
  • tintinnabulates,
  • tintinnabulating,
  • rings out,
  • ringing out,
  • tintinnabulated,
  • ringed out.
  •phone (verb)
  • get someone horn,
  • gotten someone on horn,
  • gets someone horn,
  • got someone the horn,
  • got someone on horn,
  • gat someone the horn,
  • gat someone on the horn,
  • getting someone on the horn,
  • gets someone the horn,
  • gotten someone on the horn,
  • gotten someone the horn,
  • got someone on the horn,
  • gets someone on the horn,
  • getting someone on horn,
  • getting someone horn,
  • get someone the horn,
  • gat someone on horn,
  • gotten someone horn,
  • getting someone the horn,
  • gat someone horn,
  • gets someone on horn,
  • get someone on horn,
  • got someone horn.
  •reecho (verb)
  • re-peat,
  • re echoing,
  • re-echoed,
  • re-peats,
  • re echo,
  • re peat,
  • re echoes,
  • re echoed,
  • re peats.
  •replace (verb)
  • re dress,
  • re placed,
  • re-places,
  • re dresses,
  • putting back,
  • re deem,
  • fronted for,
  • re-dressing,
  • re instates,
  • re paying,
  • out-places,
  • re pays,
  • re couping,
  • steps in to shoes of,
  • re-gains,
  • dis place,
  • outplaces,
  • sub-bed,
  • out-placing,
  • re instating,
  • re funding,
  • outplacing,
  • stands lieu of,
  • re instate,
  • pinching hit for,
  • re established,
  • re deeming,
  • dis-placed,
  • pinched hit for,
  • re constituted,
  • puts back,
  • re establishing,
  • rang in,
  • re covering,
  • re store,
  • re-storing,
  • fronting for,
  • taking over from,
  • re funded,
  • re gaining,
  • re-funded,
  • re places,
  • out places,
  • out-place,
  • stood in lieu of,
  • re dressing,
  • re-constitutes,
  • re storing,
  • re-couped,
  • out-placed,
  • re-gaining,
  • re placing,
  • re-coups,
  • dis-placing,
  • re couped,
  • stands in lieu of,
  • re-dressed,
  • re-gain,
  • re-deeming,
  • re-coup,
  • re stored,
  • dis-place,
  • re-deem,
  • re fund,
  • dis-places,
  • re constitutes,
  • sits in,
  • re-dress,
  • re cover,
  • re-pay,
  • re paid,
  • re gains,
  • ringed in,
  • re-funds,
  • took over from,
  • re-paying,
  • re-paid,
  • re-gained,
  • re-constituting,
  • re instated,
  • re establish,
  • dis placing,
  • rings in,
  • out placing,
  • sate in,
  • took over,
  • re-fund,
  • re place,
  • re funds,
  • re covered,
  • re-constitute,
  • re constituting,
  • re-instated,
  • takes over from,
  • standing in lieu of,
  • re-placing,
  • outplaced,
  • re-instates,
  • re-pays,
  • re-place,
  • swaps places,
  • re-constituted,
  • re coups,
  • sitting in,
  • re establishes,
  • re-couping,
  • re pay,
  • ringing in,
  • re-covering,
  • dis placed,
  • stood lieu of,
  • swapped places,
  • stand lieu of,
  • stepping into shoes of,
  • re-instate,
  • stepped into shoes of,
  • fronts for,
  • re constitute,
  • re deemed,
  • out place,
  • step in to shoes of,
  • re-stored,
  • re gained,
  • re-funding,
  • steps into shoes of,
  • re coup,
  • re-instating,
  • re-covers,
  • re-covered,
  • re gain,
  • stepping in to shoes of,
  • re-deems,
  • dis places,
  • stepped in to shoes of,
  • takes over,
  • standing lieu of,
  • sub bed,
  • re-dresses,
  • re stores,
  • swapping places,
  • re-stores,
  • re-placed,
  • pinches hit for,
  • out placed.
  •resound (verb)
  • re sounding,
  • re-sounds,
  • re-sounding,
  • re sounds,
  • re sound,
  • re sounded,
  • Re-sound,
  • re-sounded.
  •reverberate (verb)
  • re bounds,
  • re-coiling,
  • re coiled,
  • re-bounding,
  • re coil,
  • re coiling,
  • re bounding,
  • re-coiled,
  • re bounded,
  • re-bounds,
  • re bound,
  • re-bound,
  • re-bounded,
  • re-coils,
  • re coils,
  • re-coil.
  •round (verb)
  • by passed,
  • by pass,
  • goes around,
  • by passing,
  • by passes.
  •summon (verb)
  • called in to action,
  • calling in to action,
  • sends for,
  • calls in to action,
  • calling up on,
  • calls into action,
  • calling upon,
  • re-quests,
  • calls up on,
  • calls together,
  • called up on,
  • call in to action,
  • sending for,
  • re-questing,
  • calls in,
  • call up on,
  • re quested,
  • calls forth,
  • calling in,
  • called into action,
  • re quests,
  • in vite,
  • re questing,
  • calling into action.
  •supplant (verb)
  • re move,
  • over-throwing,
  • taking place of,
  • over throw,
  • over-thrown,
  • un-seat,
  • under-mining,
  • re-moving,
  • over-throws,
  • under-mined,
  • takes place of,
  • re-move,
  • over throwing,
  • under mining,
  • forced out,
  • re-moves,
  • taking the place of,
  • re moving,
  • over thrown,
  • over-throw,
  • swapping places with,
  • un seated,
  • un seating,
  • swaps places with,
  • re moved,
  • takes the place of,
  • over throws,
  • under mined,
  • took place of,
  • un seat,
  • un-seating,
  • un-seated,
  • casts out,
  • swapped places with,
  • took the place of.
  •surround (verb)
  • closed around,
  • closing around,
  • sur-rounding,
  • in-undated,
  • enclaving,
  • laid siege to,
  • fences in,
  • sur rounding,
  • lays siege to,
  • laying siege to,
  • closes around,
  • boxed in,
  • sur-rounded,
  • sur rounded,
  • in undated,
  • boxing in,
  • out lining,
  • fencing in,
  • closes on,
  • closed on,
  • out-lining,
  • out lined,
  • out-lined,
  • closing on.
  •telephone (verb)
  • gotten horn,
  • gotten the horn,
  • giving a jingle,
  • tele phoning,
  • gat the line,
  • gives a jingle,
  • gets on the horn,
  • gives ring,
  • gave a ring,
  • gave a jingle,
  • getting horn,
  • getting on line,
  • get line,
  • getting on the line,
  • gotten on line,
  • get horn,
  • tele-phoned,
  • tele-phones,
  • getting the horn,
  • gave call,
  • got the line,
  • making a call,
  • touched base with,
  • getting on horn,
  • gotten line,
  • gave a call,
  • rang up,
  • gat horn,
  • rings up,
  • getting on the horn,
  • gave ring,
  • tele phone,
  • putting call through,
  • gets line,
  • get the horn,
  • get the line,
  • tele-phone,
  • gives jingle,
  • giving jingle,
  • touching base with,
  • got on horn,
  • got line,
  • giving a ring,
  • gotten on horn,
  • getting line,
  • tele-phoning,
  • getting the line,
  • gotten the line,
  • gets on line,
  • gives call,
  • make call,
  • gets on horn,
  • gets on the line,
  • got on the horn,
  • makes a call,
  • gat on the horn,
  • gotten on the horn,
  • gotten on the line,
  • get on horn,
  • gat the horn,
  • giving a call,
  • give call,
  • putting a call through,
  • gives a ring,
  • give jingle,
  • gets the line,
  • made call,
  • put call through,
  • making call,
  • gat on the line,
  • gets horn,
  • tele phoned,
  • giving call,
  • gat line,
  • gat on horn,
  • gets the horn,
  • tele phones,
  • ringed up,
  • giving ring,
  • makes call,
  • gave jingle,
  • got the horn,
  • got on line,
  • puts a call through,
  • give ring,
  • got horn,
  • puts call through,
  • gives a call,
  • gat on line,
  • got on the line,
  • touches base with.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • bell,
  • girt,
  • fade,
  • wall in,
  • envelop,
  • box off,
  • bird watching,
  • Birding,
  • rope off,
  • bell pull,
  • Twitcher,
  • ornithology,
  • prize ring,
  • prize fight,
  • enfold,
  • clapper,
  • deafen,
  • wrap round,
  • diamond,
  • amplify,
  • Engirdle,
  • tocsin,
  • gyre,
  • Engird,
  • fade in,
  • cincture,
  • ting-a-ling,
  • ripple,
  • kettle,
  • ornithologist.
  •
  • canvas,
  • ticket,
  • hem,
  • disk,
  • fall away,
  • sounding board,
  • deepen.
  •
  • girdle,
  • go off,
  • toll,
  • sink,
  • alliance,
  • quiet.
  •
  • go up.
  •
  • strike.
  •
  • parade,
  • scale.
  •
  • line.
  •beset
  • infests,
  • Girdled,
  • jump on one's case,
  • fell on,
  • ridden,
  • put squeeze on,
  • give the needle,
  • Infesting,
  • environ,
  • Girdling,
  • pick on,
  • start on,
  • rung,
  • be set,
  • over-runs,
  • drive up the wall,
  • start in on,
  • over-run,
  • fell upon,
  • put the squeeze on,
  • give a bad time,
  • fall upon,
  • give a hard time,
  • nag,
  • give the business,
  • give one the business,
  • fall on.
  •chime
  • knell.
  •clank
  • make noise.
  •closed-chain
  • closed chain.
  •crackle
  • splutter.
  •encircle
  • Haloed,
  • wreathes,
  • wreathed,
  • Wreathen,
  • encircled,
  • Haloing,
  • gird in,
  • Inclosing,
  • wreathe,
  • Wreathing,
  • Enring,
  • Inclosed,
  • incloses.
  •enclose
  • hedge.
  •hedge
  • sieged,
  • sieging,
  • sieges,
  • siege.
  •peal
  • ring out,
  • belling,
  • rang out,
  • Pealed,
  • Belled.
  •phone
  • get someone on the horn.
  •racecourse
  • racetrack.
  •round
  • Flanking,
  • By-pass,
  • rounding,
  • by-passes,
  • Flanked,
  • by-passed,
  • by-passing,
  • go around,
  • went around,
  • going around.
  •sound
  • shrills,
  • shrilling,
  • Shrilled.
  •telephone
  • get on line,
  • get on the horn,
  • calls up,
  • ringing up,
  • called up,
  • give a jingle,
  • put a call through,
  • calling up,
  • made a call,
  • give a call,
  • touch base with,
  • get on the line.
  •Other relevant words:
  • aureole,
  • give a ring,
  • o,
  • bull ring,
  • glory,
  • Aureola,
  • Keys,
  • nimbus,
  • nose ring,
  • Tong,
  • ring up,
  • aura,
  • vesica piscis,
  • make a call.

Paraphrases for Ring:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, singular
    rings, ringing.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    ringing.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Adjective
    ringed.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    ringtone.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    segment.
  • Proper noun, singular
    ARS, segment, segments, circle, circles.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    Strata, Loci, gang, cordon, towel, rink, spring, band, loop, finger, nucleus, Nuclei, segment, circle, tire, cotter.
  • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
    soundspretty, segment.
  • Verb, base form
    calls.

• Other Related

  • Noun, singular or mass
    ringer.

Antonyms for Ring:

• n.

  • group participating together
    division, separation, disunion, disassociation.
  • Other antonyms:
    individualist, loner.

• v.

  • chime; make bell-like noise
    lose.
  • encircle
    release, free, let go.

Ring Sentence Examples:

• Those last words in particular did not ring true.

• She answered my ring.

Homophones for Ring:

• rearrange, rowing, Ramesses Ii, rinse, renewing, reminisce, rain check, ruinous, rhyming, romanize, rain gauge, running shoe, raring, ramesses, Raunch, ranch, reharmonize, Raininess, rhenish, roman nose, rearing, Rameses Ii, renege, rain-wash, rung, rings, romanesque, rhamnaceae, romance, remiss, rhyniaceae, rumex, renounce, running away, romish, Rumansh, rhonchus, runniness, rameses, remake, Rawness, rangy, ramus, riming, range, rnase, rain gage, rink, ramous, ramose, ranch house, raunchy, ringe, rayons, wring, ransack, Romans, roaring, rum nose, runic, rimose, rareness, rooming house, Ramses Ii, rhamnus, Romanic, remus, roanoke, Romansh, rummage, ramses, romaic, room access, roominess, rank, romanise, remains, rooms, ruining, Remise, running, raining, Rheims, Reims, remaining, reharmonise, rehearing, runch.

Hypernym for Ring:

• n.

  • artifact
    prize ring, ringlet, seal ring, wrestling ring, wedding ring, sumo ring, signet ring, mourning ring, boxing ring, engagement ring, wedding band.

• v.

  • perception
    dingdong, knell, dong, tintinnabulate, ding, peal.

Hyponym for Ring:

• n.

  • artifact
    jewelry, jewellery, strip, slip, platform.
  • attribute
    sound.

• v.

  • perception
    go, sound.

Meronym for Ring:

• n.

  • artifact
    canvas, canvass.