Moved or turned round.Curved; winding about: used in anatomy in the specific description of several parts. See below.Pronounced with or indicating the tone called circumflex.Marked with the accentual sign designating such pronunciation.Of the thigh, one of two branches, anterior and posterior, of the profunda femoris artery, supplying muscles of the thigh.n. A certain accent or tone of voice in the utterance of a syllable, consisting in a higher or acute tone followed by a lower or grave tone within the same syllable.n. The sign used to mark a vowel so accented.n. The same mark (ˆ, ⌢, ˜) used as the sign of a long vowel in certain languages, and as a diacritical mark in phonetic notation.n. In elocution, a combined rising and falling or falling and rising inflection on a word or syllable, to express surprise, mockery, etc.To pronounce with the accent or intonation called the circumflex.To mark or designate with the sign of such accentuation.