rounder
Less angular shape
A rounder is someone who makes rounds—a person who travels a regular circuit, whether a doctor visiting patients or a drunk making the rounds of local bars.
In American usage, rounder often carries a disreputable connotation: a habitual gambler, drinker, or petty criminal who frequents certain establishments.
He was a rounder who knew every card room in town.
In baseball, rounders is a British bat-and-ball game ancestral to the American sport.
One who revels noisily
- revelerOne who celebrates boisterously
- hedonistSeeker of sensual satisfaction
- debaucheeOne given to excess
- rakeTined yard implement
libertine · wastrel · profligate · dissolute · gadabout · ne'er-do-well · scoundrel · reprobate
Versatile, multi-skilled person
- batsmanCricket's offensive player
- bowlerPin-toppling player
- fielderDefensive ball retriever
- wicketkeeperGloved fielder behind stumps
spinner · innings · overs · stumps · crease · pitch · boundary · century
carouser
One who revels noisily
- revelerOne who celebrates boisterously
- hedonistSeeker of sensual satisfaction
- debaucheeOne given to excess
rake · libertine · wastrel · profligate · dissolute · gadabout · ne'er-do-well · scoundrel · reprobate · loafer
allrounder
Versatile, multi-skilled person
wicketkeeper · spinner · innings · overs · stumps · crease · pitch · boundary · century · sixes
arc
Curved line segment
- bendCurve or flex
- semicircleHalf a ring
- sweepBrush clean with broom
radius · curvature · arch · bow · loop · hoop · ellipse · contour · bulge · camber
compass
Device showing cardinal directions
- latheRotating shaping machine
- caliperTool measuring thickness or diameter
- fileStored collection of data
rasp · grinder · sander · buffer · polisher · chamfer · router · shaper · plane · chisel
- retail displaysshelf display, counter display, showcase, floor stand, mannequin
- bat-and-ballbat, ball, batter, pitcher, catcher
- seducersseducer, lothario, womanizer, philanderer, rake
- round upGather into a group
- round tripTravel both directions
- round and roundRepeatedly in circles
- round of applauseCollective audience acclaim
- rounded upCollected and brought together
- round the clockContinuous, without interruption
round, rounded, roundabout, rounds, rounding, roundness, roundly, roundest, roundhouse