circuit

circuit
n
1. round, lap, beat, ambit, cycle, compass; orbit, trajectory, revolution, turn, loop; circle, sphere, orb, globe; route, path, course, itinerary, run, track.
2. tour, voyage, journey, pilgrimage, trip, travels, wanderings; outing, excursion, expedition, peregrination, trek, hike, walk, stroll, perambulation.
3. frontier, frontier line, boundary, boundary line, bounding line, border line, partition line, line of demarcation, line.
4. border, perimeter, periphery, edge, rim, fringe, verge, skirt; circumference, compass, ambit, margin, frame, outline, confine, confines; brink, brow, brim, hem; bound, limit, bourn, pale, extremity, termination; limits, city limits, outer limits.
5. borderland, borderground, borders, bounds, march, marches, marchland; outpost; outskirts, purlieu, suburbs, suburbia, Fr. banlieue.

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