Phrasal verbs starting with "round"

To reduce a number to the nearest whole number or convenient figure below it.

Nautical: to pull in or haul a rope or line by hand.

To complete or conclude something in a satisfying way, or to reduce a number to the nearest convenient figure.

To turn suddenly and attack or criticise someone sharply, often unexpectedly.

To make something more complete, balanced, or well-rounded by adding what is missing.

To regain consciousness, or in nautical usage, to bring a vessel head-to-wind.

To gather people or animals together, or to increase a number to the nearest convenient whole figure.

An archaic or literary variant of 'round on': to suddenly turn and attack or criticise someone sharply.