rim

[ rim ]

/ rɪm /

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noun

the outer edge, border, margin, or brink of something, especially of a circular object.

any edge, margin, or frame added to or around a central object or area.

the outer circle of a wheel, attached to the hub by spokes.

a circular strip of metal forming the connection between an automobile wheel and tire, either permanently attached to or removable from the wheel.

a drive wheel or flywheel, as on a spinning mule.

Basketball. the metal ring from which the net is suspended to form the basket.

Journalism. the outer edge of a usually U-shaped copy desk, occupied by the copyreaders.Compare slot¹ (def. 5b).

Metallurgy. (in an ingot) an outer layer of metal having a composition different from that of the center.

verb (used with object), rimmed, rim·ming.

to furnish with a rim, border, or margin.

(of a golf ball or putt) to roll around the edge of (a hole) but not go in.

Basketball. (of a basketball) to roll around (the rim of the basket) and not go in.

to coat or encrust the rim of (a glass): Rim each cocktail glass with salt.

Origin of rim

First recorded before 1150; Middle English; Old English -rima (in compounds); cognate with Old Norse rimi “raised strip of land, ridge”

SYNONYMS FOR rim

1 lip, verge.

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ANTONYMS FOR rim

1 center.

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synonym study for rim

1. Rim, brim refer to the boundary of a circular or curved area. A rim is a line or surface bounding such an area; an edge or border: the rim of a glass. Brim usually means the inside of the rim, at the top of a hollow object (except of a hat), and is used particularly when the object contains something: The cup was filled to the brim.

OTHER WORDS FROM rim

rimless, adjective

Words nearby rim

rilievo, Rilke, rill, rillet, rillettes, rim, Rima, rima glottidis, rima oris, rima pudendi, rima vestibuli

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Example sentences from the Web for rim

He had, after all, already learned just how much trouble that could get him into—rim shot.
Should the U.S. Really Pay a Kim’s Ransom?|Kevin Bleyer|December 21, 2014|DAILY BEAST
Adding a rim protector aside from the 36-year-old Birdman would certainly be nice too.
Where Free Agent LeBron James Will Take His Talents Next|Robert Silverman|June 24, 2014|DAILY BEAST
Odds are, you expected Jackson to swish all three, but first freebie dribbled off the front of the rim and suddenly, hope renewed!
Was Aaron Harrison’s Game-Winning Three-Pointer ‘Clutch’?|Robert Silverman|April 7, 2014|DAILY BEAST
You still have to get a ball through a rim - even if a peach basket bottom no longer prevents it from dropping to the ground.
Secret History of the First Dunk|Evin Demirel|February 15, 2014|DAILY BEAST

Pour the batter over the top to the rim (reserve any extra).
Daniel Boulud Reveals His 4 Favorite Recipes From His New Cookbook|Daniel Boulud|October 15, 2013|DAILY BEAST
By this time the sun was low in the west, and a short time afterward it dipped under the rim of the prairie.
Bert Wilson in the Rockies|J. W. Duffield
She brought the ladle over the rim of the sieve and lowered it until it all but touched the middle of the web.
The Unwilling Vestal|Edward Lucas White
The driver had used his last spare, so there was nothing to do but keep going on the rim.
War in the Garden of Eden|Kermit Roosevelt
The excellent automobile road around the rim affords easy approach afoot as well as by automobile and bicycle.
The Book of the National Parks|Robert Sterling Yard
Already they could see the gleam of the Rakahanga beach with the rim of silver where the waves broke into foam.
The Book of Missionary Heroes|Basil Mathews

British Dictionary definitions for rim (1 of 2)

rim

/ (rɪm) /

noun

the raised edge of an object, esp of something more or less circular such as a cup or crater

the peripheral part of a wheel, to which the tyre is attached

basketball the hoop from which the net is suspended

verb rims, rimming or rimmed (tr)

to put a rim on (a pot, cup, wheel, etc)

slang to lick, kiss, or suck the anus of (one's sexual partner)

ball games (of a ball) to run around the edge of (a hole, basket, etc)

Word Origin for rim

Old English rima; related to Old Saxon rimi, Old Norse rimi ridge

British Dictionary definitions for rim (2 of 2)

RIM

abbreviation for

Mauritania (international car registration)

Word Origin for RIM

From République Islamique de Mauritanie

Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012

Medical definitions for rim

rim

[ rĭm ]

n.

The border, edge, or margin of an organ or a part.

单词	rim
释义	rim [ rim ] / rɪm / SEE SYNONYMS FOR rim ON THESAURUS.COM noun the outer edge, border, margin, or brink of something, especially of a circular object. any edge, margin, or frame added to or around a central object or area. the outer circle of a wheel, attached to the hub by spokes. a circular strip of metal forming the connection between an automobile wheel and tire, either permanently attached to or removable from the wheel. a drive wheel or flywheel, as on a spinning mule. Basketball. the metal ring from which the net is suspended to form the basket. Journalism. the outer edge of a usually U-shaped copy desk, occupied by the copyreaders.Compare slot¹ (def. 5b). Metallurgy. (in an ingot) an outer layer of metal having a composition different from that of the center. verb (used with object), rimmed, rim·ming. to furnish with a rim, border, or margin. (of a golf ball or putt) to roll around the edge of (a hole) but not go in. Basketball. (of a basketball) to roll around (the rim of the basket) and not go in. to coat or encrust the rim of (a glass): Rim each cocktail glass with salt. Origin of rim First recorded before 1150; Middle English; Old English -rima (in compounds); cognate with Old Norse rimi “raised strip of land, ridge” SYNONYMS FOR rim 1 lip, verge. SEE SYNONYMS FOR rim ON THESAURUS.COM ANTONYMS FOR rim 1 center. SEE ANTONYMS FOR rim ON THESAURUS.COM synonym study for rim 1. Rim, brim refer to the boundary of a circular or curved area. A rim is a line or surface bounding such an area; an edge or border: the rim of a glass. Brim usually means the inside of the rim, at the top of a hollow object (except of a hat), and is used particularly when the object contains something: The cup was filled to the brim. OTHER WORDS FROM rim rimless, adjective Words nearby rim rilievo, Rilke, rill, rillet, rillettes, rim, Rima, rima glottidis, rima oris, rima pudendi, rima vestibuli Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for rim He had, after all, already learned just how much trouble that could get him into—rim shot. Should the U.S. Really Pay a Kim’s Ransom?\|Kevin Bleyer\|December 21, 2014\|DAILY BEAST Adding a rim protector aside from the 36-year-old Birdman would certainly be nice too. Where Free Agent LeBron James Will Take His Talents Next\|Robert Silverman\|June 24, 2014\|DAILY BEAST Odds are, you expected Jackson to swish all three, but first freebie dribbled off the front of the rim and suddenly, hope renewed! Was Aaron Harrison’s Game-Winning Three-Pointer ‘Clutch’?\|Robert Silverman\|April 7, 2014\|DAILY BEAST You still have to get a ball through a rim - even if a peach basket bottom no longer prevents it from dropping to the ground. Secret History of the First Dunk\|Evin Demirel\|February 15, 2014\|DAILY BEAST Pour the batter over the top to the rim (reserve any extra). Daniel Boulud Reveals His 4 Favorite Recipes From His New Cookbook\|Daniel Boulud\|October 15, 2013\|DAILY BEAST By this time the sun was low in the west, and a short time afterward it dipped under the rim of the prairie. Bert Wilson in the Rockies\|J. W. Duffield She brought the ladle over the rim of the sieve and lowered it until it all but touched the middle of the web. The Unwilling Vestal\|Edward Lucas White The driver had used his last spare, so there was nothing to do but keep going on the rim. War in the Garden of Eden\|Kermit Roosevelt The excellent automobile road around the rim affords easy approach afoot as well as by automobile and bicycle. The Book of the National Parks\|Robert Sterling Yard Already they could see the gleam of the Rakahanga beach with the rim of silver where the waves broke into foam. The Book of Missionary Heroes\|Basil Mathews British Dictionary definitions for rim (1 of 2) rim / (rɪm) / noun the raised edge of an object, esp of something more or less circular such as a cup or crater the peripheral part of a wheel, to which the tyre is attached basketball the hoop from which the net is suspended verb rims, rimming or rimmed (tr) to put a rim on (a pot, cup, wheel, etc) slang to lick, kiss, or suck the anus of (one's sexual partner) ball games (of a ball) to run around the edge of (a hole, basket, etc) Word Origin for rim Old English rima; related to Old Saxon rimi, Old Norse rimi ridge British Dictionary definitions for rim (2 of 2) RIM abbreviation for Mauritania (international car registration) Word Origin for RIM From République Islamique de Mauritanie Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012 Words related to rim perimeter, fringe, lip, periphery, ledge, circumference, terminus, end, verge, skirt, top, hem, brink, band, curb, brim, strip, limit, line, confine Medical definitions for rim rim [ rĭm ] n. The border, edge, or margin of an organ or a part. The American Heritage® Stedman's Medical Dictionary Copyright © 2002, 2001, 1995 by Houghton Mifflin Company. Published by Houghton Mifflin Company.
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rim

noun

verb (used with object), rimmed, rim·ming.

Origin of rim

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noun

verb rims, rimming or rimmed (tr)

Word Origin for rim

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abbreviation for

Word Origin for RIM

Words related to rim

Medical definitions for rim

n.