An awful rumour is going the rounds that the boss is having an affair with her secretary. A: "Have you seen this hilarious new meme?" B: "Yeah, it's been going the rounds on social media."

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Definition of go the round in the Idioms Dictionary. go the round phrase. What does go the round expression mean? Definitions by the largest Idiom Dictionary.

1 go from place to place or from person to person: We did the rounds of the local cafes but he wasn’t in any of them. 2 be passed from person to person: News of her resignation soon made the rounds and it wasn’t long before another company offered her work. ♢ This virus seems to be doing the rounds at the moment.

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An awful rumour is going the rounds that the boss is having an affair with her secretary. A: "Have you seen this hilarious new meme?" B: "Yeah, it's been going the rounds on social media."

An awful rumour is going the rounds that the boss is having an affair with her secretary. A: "Have you seen this hilarious new meme?" B: "Yeah, it's been going the rounds on social media."

An awful rumour is going the rounds that the boss is having an affair with her secretary. A: "Have you seen this hilarious new meme?" B: "Yeah, it's been going the rounds on social media."

go round in ˈcircles keep making the same points without making progress in a discussion, an argument, etc: This discussion is going round and round in circles. Let’s make a decision.

If someone goes round the bend, they become extremely bored or frustrated. It's a lovely little place to visit, but I'd go round the bend if I had to live there.