Definitions of wheel
-
To
turn
on
an
axis;
to
move
round;
to
fetch
a
compass;
to
roll
forward;
to
move
forward
or
backward
in
a
circular
manner.
-
To
carry
or
move
on
wheels;
roll;
turn;
rotate;
revolve.
-
To
convey
on
wheels,
or
in
a
wheeled
vehicle;
as,
to
wheel
a
load
of
hay
or
wood.
-
To
put
into
a
rotatory
motion;
to
cause
to
turn
or
revolve;
to
cause
to
gyrate;
to
make
or
perform
in
a
circle.
-
To
move
on
wheels;
to
cause
to
turn.
-
To
cause
to
whirl:
to
convey
on
wheels.
-
To
convey
on
wheels;
cause
to
turn.
-
To
turn
on
an
axis,
or
as
on
an
axis;
to
revolve;
to
more
about;
to
rotate;
to
gyrate.
-
To
change
direction,
as
if
revolving
upon
an
axis
or
pivot;
to
turn;
as,
the
troops
wheeled
to
the
right.
-
To
go
round
in
a
circuit;
to
fetch
a
compass.
-
To
roll
forward.
-
To
turn
on
an
axis
or
about
a
center;
to
revolve;
to
roll
forward.
-
To
turn
round
or
on
an
axis:
to
roll
forward.
-
To
turn;
revolve.
-
change
directions
as
of
revolving
on
a
pivot; "
They
wheeled
their
horses
around
and
left"
-
To
convey
on
wheels;
to
put
into
a
rotary
motion;
to
cause
to
turn
round.
-
To
move
on
wheels;
to
convey
on
wheels;
to
turn
on
an
axis;
to
have
a
rotatory
motion;
to
whirl;
to
move
round;
to
cause
to
turn
round.
-
a
simple
machine
consisting
of
a
circular
frame
with
spokes (
or
a
solid
disc)
that
can
rotate
on
a
shaft
or
axle (
as
in
vehicles
or
other
machines)
-
a
circular
helm
to
control
the
rudder
of
a
vessel
-
a
wheeled
vehicle
that
has
two
wheels
and
is
moved
by
foot
pedals
-
A
circular
frame
turning
about
an
axis;
a
rotating
disk,
whether
solid,
or
a
frame
composed
of
an
outer
rim,
spokes
or
radii,
and
a
central
hub
or
nave,
in
which
is
inserted
the
axle, --
used
for
supporting
and
conveying
vehicles,
in
machinery,
and
for
various
purposes;
as,
the
wheel
of
a
wagon,
of
a
locomotive,
of
a
mill,
of
a
watch,
etc.
-
Any
instrument
having
the
form
of,
or
chiefly
consisting
of,
a
wheel.
-
A
spinning
wheel.
See
under
Spinning.
-
An
instrument
of
torture
formerly
used.
-
A
circular
frame
having
handles
on
the
periphery,
and
an
axle
which
is
so
connected
with
the
tiller
as
to
form
a
means
of
controlling
the
rudder
for
the
purpose
of
steering.
-
A
firework
which,
while
burning,
is
caused
to
revolve
on
an
axis
by
the
reaction
of
the
escaping
gases.
-
The
burden
or
refrain
of
a
song.
-
A
bicycle
or
a
tricycle;
a
velocipede.
-
A
rolling
or
revolving
body;
anything
of
a
circular
form;
a
disk;
an
orb.
-
A
turn
revolution;
rotation;
compass.
-
A
circular
frame
or
body
capable
of
turning
on
a
centrai
axis
or
axle;
anything
shaped
like
a
wheel;
a
circular
frame,
with
handles,
for
controlling
the
rudder
of
a
ship;
a
bicycle;
an
old
instrument
of
torture;
a
circular
revolving
firework;
a
complete
turning
around;
that
which
makes
active
or
which
directs
progress;
as,
the
wheels
of
business;
a
maneuver
in
drill
in
which
troops
in
line
change
direction
without
destroying
their
alignment.
-
A
circular
frame
turning
on
an
axle:
an
old
instrument
of
torture.
-
A
circular
frame
or
disk
turning
on
an
axis.
-
A
circular
framework
or
a
disk,
made
to
rotate
on
its
axis.
-
A
wheeling;
turning.
-
A
circular
frame
or
a
solid
circular
piece
of
wood
or
metal
turning
on
an
axis;
a
machine
or
contrivance
in
the
shape
of
a
wheel;
a
circular
body;
an
instrument
for
torturing
criminals;
a
machine
for
spinning
thread
of
various
kinds;
rotation;
revolution;
a
turning
about;
a
round
board
turned
by
a
lathe
in
a
horizontal
position,
on
which
the
clay
is
shaped
by
the
hand
of
the
potter;
a
revolving
fire-
work;
a
large
circular
frame
having
handles
on
the
periphery,
and
connected
by
tiller-
ropes
with
the
rudder,
for
the
purpose
of
steering
the
ship.
To
break
on
the
wheel,
to
fasten
to
a
revolving
wheel
and
beat
with
an
iron
bar.
Wheel
and
axle,
one
of
the
mechanical
powers,
consisting
of
a
cylindrical
axle,
to
which
a
wheel
concentric
with
it
is
attached.
-
A
potter's
wheel.
See
under
Potter.
-
A
frame
of
wood
or
iron
in
the
form
of
a
circle,
being
arranged
to
turn
on
an
axis;
a
turning
about;
an
instr.
on
which
criminals
were
tortured
in
some
countries-
see
break.
-
Wheeled.
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