wheel
//wiːl//
Noun
A circular object that revolves on an axle and is fixed below a vehicle or other object to enable it to move easily over the ground.
The car has four wheels.
A circular object that forms part of a machine, typically one that revolves on a shaft.
The watch has tiny wheels inside that make it work.
A steering wheel of a vehicle.
She gripped the wheel tightly as she drove through the storm.
Used to refer to a car or vehicle, especially in informal contexts.
I need to get some wheels to drive to work.
Verb
To push or pull a wheeled object such as a bicycle, cart, or wheelchair.
She wheeled her bicycle across the street.
To turn or rotate in a circular motion; to move in a wide curve or circle.
The birds wheeled in the sky above us.
To change direction suddenly, especially while moving.
She wheeled around when she heard her name.