pull circle

A circle of friends or associates who regularly jerk each other off for egotistical or financial benefit

"Did Scott win that contract?"

" no he wasn't in Jamie's pull circle"

by Scoop356 July 15, 2017

Inner circle

The inner circle is the tight pack of some 6th graders going into 7th grade. They all are different but love each other the same.

“They are strange group of friends”
“No fucking dip mark,! They are the inner circle

by Averyelspeth July 26, 2019

The No U Circle

When someone says no u and some other guy replies to no u with no u.

The no u circle in action

Jeff: your mom gay
John: no u
Jeff: no u
John: no u
Jeff: no u
John: no u
Jeff: no u
Some random person: *Fucking Dies*

by I have 10 Bobux December 11, 2020

talking circle

a circle of friends that share all of their problems and solutions while crying their eyes out and there is always a disrespectful one who is talking in the corner

why is she crying
she was just in a deep talking circle

by siwasquad November 30, 2018

roast circle

a group of four or more people consecutively roasting, to humorously mock or humiliate each other in a circular pattern

damn there goes Eva trying to start another roast circle

by Swagmasterallison@fuckyourbich August 3, 2016

wuss circle

a circle drawn in the sand for a wuss to stand in.

if you can't get your volleyball serve in from behind the line, then you might need to draw a "wuss circle" a little closer and serve from there.

by zeeeeeeeeeeeeeee November 28, 2009

Freestyle Circle

When dancers form a circle around one (sometimes 2, rarely more) freestyler. Those in the circle can clap/rap/bob to the music but are really there as audience. The solo freestyler steps out when finished and the next dancer takes centre. Its possible to "bring someone in" when you are in centre, which is when you physically lift or lead someone from the circle (usually a girl) into the centre and dance together. There are many rules of a freestyler's etiquette which I cba to go into, but just go to any hot freestyle circle and you'll see. Dance style is contemporary - anything goes but mainly hip-hop/street styles. Music can again be anything but is often hiphop/rap/pop. Freestyle circles are usually on the street or in parks and it's really cool when they are spontaneous but they can be planned. The best ones are in London.

Person1: Dude a few of us are gonna start a Freestyle Circle on Satu in the park, you wanna join? Person2: Sure I just learnt this really cool new move - I can spin on my head - so I'll be there

by Caroline 104 January 17, 2011