tire; pneumatic tire

first round (of a competition etc)

second round (of a match or election)

a large passenger ship used for long-distance ocean travel or leisure cruises

to alternate; to take turns

The first round (of a match, competition, or election).

a vehicle with three wheels, including those for children or for hauling cargo

to follow each other cyclically, such as the seasons or recurring natural events

an outline or silhouette

a circular component that revolves on an axle and is fixed below a vehicle or other object

a toothed wheel that engages with another toothed part to transmit motion or change speed or direction

taking turns or occurring successively in a sequence or rotation

steamship; steamer; steamboat

Falun Gong (Chinese spiritual movement founded in 1992, regarded as a cult by the PRC government)

to rotate; to take turns

ferry boat

to work in shifts; to take turns

tanker (ship)

a large ship designed to carry commercial goods and cargo rather than passengers

to take turns on duty

a pulley; block and tackle

a bicycle or vehicle that travels at high speeds

The central part of a wheel through which the axle passes.

to gang rape

to receive a bye in a sports tournament, advancing to the next round without competing

(idiom) (of houses, scenery etc) magnificent

The concentric layers of wood or other tissue formed during a single period of growth, typically a year, in trees or certain animals.

a gambling game involving a spinning wheel with numbered compartments and a small ball

training in rotation

short for revolver; a handgun with a revolving cylinder containing multiple chambers for cartridges.

the cycle of rebirth or reincarnation in Buddhism

large ship or ocean liner

the heavy, wide cylinder of a road roller used to flatten or level pavement

a wheel made of abrasive particles bonded together, used for grinding or polishing surfaces.

The practice of growing different crops in succession on the same land to preserve soil fertility.

a regular passenger or cargo ship following a fixed schedule and route

to rotate; to revolve

to take holidays or days off in rotation or according to a staggered schedule

the Eternal Wheel of life in Buddhism