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The fircle is a square-like shape, but with rounded edges. It can also be described as a circle with sides. A fircle is very similar, but not the same as, a squircle.

The formula for calculating the perimeter of a fircle whose four sides have length 'L' is
P = 4L - (8-2π)r

The formula for area would be
A = LW - (4-π)r2
Ross is very talented at drawing fircles.
Fircle by NugsNotDrugs March 20, 2015
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a circle drawn with the free-hand
instead of using a compass, the student drew a fircle.
fircle by lungpig June 18, 2003
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fircle • ficlet • firble • farcle • ferclempt • Firglesnap • firkle • firle • Firley • Flircle
When at least 3 same sex particiapants or more people fuck each other in a circle form. It's a fuck circle. It's a fircle.
Please wait your turn each fircle only has at least 3 participants.
FIRCLE by LYNNSCOOTER December 11, 2022
Bob wrote a really good O.C. ficlet.
ficlet by SpeakEasy September 29, 2003
Firkle - To root about searching for something:
Firkle through your bag to find your keys.
I was firkling through that drawer and I found my penknife.
The pig was firkling through the fallen leaves picking up acorns.
firkle by roeculler November 13, 2013
It's THE flirt circle FLIRCLE IS EVERYTHING flircle is the meaning of life.
This Flircle has too many guys and not enough girls.
Flircle by DatBoiDaKatSavage July 26, 2017
A work of fiction, between the length of a drabble and a full-on fiction story.

This is usually fanfiction, but sometimes it can be original fiction.
Person 1: I wrote a ficlet for you!
Person 2: Aww, thanks! I love ficlets, they're just the right length!
ficlet by boosdlk December 15, 2012
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