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Loop A series of actions or events that repeat indefinitely, often in a circular pattern. ■ "I'm stuck in an infinite loop of boredom at work."
Button A small, usually flat piece of fabric, plastic, or metal that is used to operate a device or control something. ■ "I accidentally clicked the button and now my computer is stuck in an infinite loop of cat videos."
extortionist a person who uses threat or coercion to obtain payment or favors. ■ "The CEO was an extortionist, demanding a huge ransom from the board of directors just to keep them in the loop on important decisions."
most The one that is the least impressive or significant, often used sarcastically. ■ "I had the most boring day ever. It was like a never-ending loop of nothingness."
circuit A closed loop or path in which electrical current flows. ■The power went out because the circuit broke., To go around a route or track in a car or on foot. ■"I'm going to run a few laps around the circuit this morning," said John, as he put on his running shoes., A group of people who perform a task or activity together. ■"The finance team and the marketing team worked together in a tight circuit to plan the company's annual budget," said the CEO, as she looked proudly at her employees.
circular An endless loop or cycle that leads nowhere, often used to describe a situation or conversation that goes in circles. ■ John's jokes are so bad, they're in a circular pattern of mediocrity. It's like he's telling the same joke over and over again.
circulate To pass around, especially among people or in a conversation., To move from one place to another in a continuous flow, like traffic on a busy street., To spread rumors or gossip about someone or something. ■ "I can't seem to stop circulating around the office. I just can't sit still for more than 5 minutes!, "The traffic on this highway is so bad, it feels like we're just circling around in a never-ending loop., "I heard that Jane circulates some pretty wild rumors about her coworkers. I wonder if any of them are true?
mortgage A legal agreement in which a person borrows money to buy a house and agrees to pay it back, plus interest, over a long period of time. ■ "I can't believe I have to make mortgage payments for the next 30 years. It's like being stuck in a never-ending loop of debt."