1. To be collected to a point; to be placed in the centre. Centre of gravity, the point about which the parts of a body, when left free, exactly balance each other.

2. The middle point of anything; the middle or central object; the head of an organization; a middle party; the troops in the line between the wings.

3. To place on a centre; to collect to a point.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• cetre,
• cenury,
• sentre,
• centrer,
• sentrie,
• entrey,
• centry,
• venutre,
• centerer,
• centiry,
• centra,
• cetnre,
• countre,
• centrry,
• centyry,
• entra,
• cenetr,
• centuey,
• genture,
• centet

• centered,
• centrism,
• centroid,
• center on,
• centers,
• centurion,
• centropus,
• centrex,
• centaurea,
• centrist,
• centrical,
• centare,
• central,
• centaur,
• century,
• centred,
• centrum,
• sentry,
• center,
• centering,
• Cantres,
• centriole,
• centric,
• centrally.

The adverb form of "centre" is "centrally".

The adjective form of the word "centre" is "central".

The plural of the "centre" can be the "centres".

The singular of the "centre" can be the "centre".