Circulate

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1909 · p. 29
i. [Fr. circuler; Lat. circulo- circulatus, from circulus, a circle.] To move in a circle; to run around; to move round, and return to the same point. "Our knowledge like our blood must circulate." - Denham. -To spread; to be dispersed; to have currency; as, news circulates. Circulating medium. See MEDIUM.-C. decimal. ( Arith .) See DECIMAL. - C. library . See LIBRARY. -v. a. To cause to move round; to put about; to spread; to propagate; to give currency to; as, to circulate a report. "In the civil wars, the money spent on both sides was circu lated at home."- Swift.
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