Pronunciation: /raʊnd paʊnd/
noun A punch or blow delivered with a circular motion
A1 I found a round pound on the sidewalk.
A2 She put her loose change in a round pound.
B1 The vending machine only accepts the new round pound coins.
B2 The charity fundraiser collected donations in a round pound container.
C1 The government decided to phase out the round pound in favor of a new coin design.
C2 Numismatists study the history and design of round pound coins.
adjective Shaped like a circle or sphere
A1 The round pound coin was used in the UK before it was replaced by the new one pound coin.
A2 I found a round pound coin in my old piggy bank.
B1 The round pound coin was in circulation from 1983 to 2016.
B2 Some people still collect round pound coins as a hobby.
C1 Numismatists study the history and design of round pound coins.
C2 There are rare and valuable round pound coins that collectors are willing to pay a lot for.
formal The round pound was used as currency in the United Kingdom before it was replaced by the new coin.
informal I found a round pound in my old piggy bank from when I was a kid.
slang I can't believe that store still accepts round pounds, they're so outdated.
figurative She always carries a round pound in her pocket for good luck.
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