wring
(to twist and squeeze something in order to get the water out of it)
- Wring the water out of your bathing suit and hang it up.
- She wrung out a wet jumper and put it on the line to dry.
spoken (you say it when you are very angry with someone)
- If you do that again, I’ll wring your neck.
(to obtain something from someone with a lot of effort)
- They managed to wring the truth out of him.
- She is always trying to wring out every bit of my savings possible.
ring
(a circular piece of jewelry that you wear on your finger)
- She was wearing a wedding ring.
(to surround or form a circle around)
- Armed forces ringed the building.
(to make a sound)
- The telephone rang all day.
- Let’s ring the doorbell.