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rings A circular chain made of metal or other materials, worn on a finger as a form of identification or adornment. ■ "She forgot to take off her wedding rings before going to the gym, resulting in a few stray weights getting stuck on them." A group of people who are often seen together and have similar interests or goals. ■ "The tech startup's ring of investors includes some big names in the industry."
marriage A legal commitment between two people who have decided to spend the rest of their lives together, usually involving a ceremony and the exchange of rings. It is also known as matrimony. ■ John and Jane got married in a beautiful beach ceremony surrounded by their loved ones. They exchanged vows and rings, and now they are officially man and wife. From that day on, they will be known as John and Jane Doe.
Sapphire A precious gemstone known for its vibrant blue color and sharp edges, often used in jewelry. ■ "She couldn't decide which of her sapphire rings to wear today, but eventually settled on the one with the biggest sapphire. It was a tough decision, as all of her rings were truly magnificent."
marries The act of officially becoming someone's husband or wife, typically by exchanging vows and rings. ■ When Jane married John, she knew it was the start of a lifetime of bickering.
prostitution The act of engaging in sexual activity with someone for payment. ■ "I heard he was involved in some pretty shady prostitution rings. I'm not surprised, he always had a way of making money off of others."
scheme A clever and cunning plan, often involving deceit or trickery, for achieving a desired outcome. ■ "I've got a scheme to get rich quick by selling fake diamond rings to unsuspecting tourists."
bell A large metal object with a hollow sound that can be rung to signal something or someone. ■ When the bell rings, it means the class is starting. An imaginary, mythical creature with a single, loud, piercing cry or ringing sound. ■ "The bells are coming!" said the villagers, as they ran for their lives.
hooked To be so fascinated by something that you can't stop thinking about it. ■ After watching the movie "The Lord of the Rings," John was so hooked on the fantasy genre that he spent all his free time reading and writing about it.
Seven A number that is one more than six and two less than eight. It is also the number of dwarves in The Lord of the Rings and the number of colors in a rainbow. ■ "I can't believe I forgot to call my mom on her seventh birthday! What am I, a forgetful ogre?"
wolfram A fictional character in the Lord of the Rings series, played by actor Elijah Wood. He is a hobbit who becomes obsessed with finding information about his father. ■ I know someone who's as obsessed with finding information on the internet as Wolfram is with his father.