Spin синонимы

  • spiral
  • twist
  • circuit
  • gyration
  • revolution
  • roll
  • rotation
  • turn
  • whirl
  • reel
  • revolve
  • rotate
  • spiral
  • swim
  • turn
  • twirl
  • twist
  • whirl
  • gyrate
  • gyre
  • oscillate
  • pirouette
  • purl
  • wheel
  • pendulate

On this page you’ll find 82 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to spin, such as: spiral, twist, circuit, gyration, revolution, and roll.

  • straighten
  • untwist
  • stand
  • steady

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How to use spin in a sentence

You can probably realize just how headquarters would take the sort of yarn we’d spin if we dashed in and told them the truth.

RAW GOLDBERTRAND W. SINCLAIR

«Let us go down the shore a bit,» suggested Jack to Pepper and Andy, and the three joined hands for the spin.

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WORDS RELATED TO SPIN

  • fling
  • hurl
  • pitch
  • play duckpins
  • play tenpins
  • revolve
  • rotate
  • spin
  • throw
  • trundle
  • whirl
  • circle
  • go around
  • orbit
  • rotate
  • spin
  • turn
  • Charleston
  • boogie
  • boogie down
  • bunny hop
  • conga
  • cut a rug
  • disco
  • foot it
  • foxtrot
  • frolic
  • get down
  • hop
  • hustle
  • jig
  • jitter
  • jitterbug
  • jive
  • jump
  • leap
  • one-step
  • promenade
  • rhumba
  • rock n’ roll
  • samba
  • spin
  • step
  • swing
  • tango
  • tap
  • trip the light fantastic
  • twist
  • two-step
  • waltz
  • Charlestons
  • bobs
  • boogie downs
  • boogies
  • bunny hops
  • capers
  • careens
  • cavorts
  • congas
  • cut a rugs
  • discos
  • flits
  • foot its
  • foxtrots
  • frolics
  • gambols
  • get downs
  • hoof its
  • hops
  • hustles
  • jigs
  • jitterbugs
  • jitters
  • jive
  • jumps
  • leaps
  • one-steps
  • prances
  • promenades
  • rhumbas
  • rock n’ rolls
  • rocks
  • sambas
  • shimmies
  • skips
  • spins
  • steps
  • struts
  • sway
  • swings
  • tangos
  • taps
  • treads
  • trip the light fantastics
  • trips
  • twists
  • two-steps
  • waltzes
  • whirls
  • attract
  • continue
  • drag
  • drag out
  • elongate
  • extend
  • lead on
  • lengthen
  • make longer
  • prolongate
  • protract
  • pull
  • spin
  • spin out
  • stretch
  • string out
  • tug
  • contrive
  • cook up
  • create
  • devise
  • frame
  • hatch
  • imagine
  • invent
  • make up
  • spin
  • think up

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  1. spinnoun

    a swift whirling motion (usually of a missile)

    Synonyms:
    whirl, twist, twisting, tailspin, twirl

  2. spin, twirl, twist, twisting, whirlnoun

    the act of rotating rapidly

    «he gave the crank a spin»; «it broke off after much twisting»

    Synonyms:
    spin, bend, whirl, swirl, wind, twist, straining, convolution, tailspin, kink, braid, offer, wrench, crook, turn of events, tress, pull, winding, plait, vortex, go, crack, pass, construction, device, commotion, twirl, fling, torture, distortion, gimmick, turn, twisting, overrefinement, eddy

  3. spinnoun

    a short drive in a car

    «he took the new car for a spin»

    Synonyms:
    whirl, twist, twisting, tailspin, twirl

  4. tailspin, spinnoun

    rapid descent of an aircraft in a steep spiral

    Synonyms:
    whirl, tailspin, twist, twisting, spin, twirl

  5. spinverb

    a distinctive interpretation (especially as used by politicians to sway public opinion)

    «the campaign put a favorable spin on the story»

    Synonyms:
    whirl, twist, twisting, tailspin, twirl

  6. spin, spin around, whirl, reel, gyrateverb

    revolve quickly and repeatedly around one’s own axis

    «The dervishes whirl around and around without getting dizzy»

    Synonyms:
    stagger, coil, whirl around, spin around, keel, lurch, gyrate, spin, swag, swirl, spiral, spin out, careen, eddy, whirl, twirl, whirlpool, twiddle, purl, birl, tumble, reel

  7. spinverb

    stream in jets, of liquids

    «The creek spun its course through the woods»

    Synonyms:
    whirl, spin out, reel, twirl, birl, gyrate, spin around

  8. whirl, birl, spin, twirlverb

    cause to spin

    «spin a coin»

    Synonyms:
    swirl, tumble, gyrate, birl, whirl, eddy, reel, purl, spin, birle, spin out, twirl, whirlpool, whirl around, twiddle, spin around

  9. spinverb

    make up a story

    «spin a yarn»

    Synonyms:
    whirl, spin out, reel, twirl, birl, gyrate, spin around

  10. spinverb

    form a web by making a thread

    «spiders spin a fine web»

    Synonyms:
    whirl, spin out, reel, twirl, birl, gyrate, spin around

  11. spinverb

    work natural fibers into a thread

    «spin silk»

    Synonyms:
    whirl, spin out, reel, twirl, birl, gyrate, spin around

  12. spinverb

    twist and turn so as to give an intended interpretation

    «The President’s spokesmen had to spin the story to make it less embarrassing»

    Synonyms:
    whirl, spin out, reel, twirl, birl, gyrate, spin around

  13. spin, spin outverb

    prolong or extend

    «spin out a visit»

    Synonyms:
    reel, birl, whirl, spin, twirl, spin out, gyrate, spin around

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    • Aerobatics
    • Create From Raw Material
    • Drive
    • Fabricate
    • Present
    • Protract
    • Rotation
    • Stream
    • Twist

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  1. Phil Lounibos:

    What Oxitec is trying to spin is that it’s highly improbable that there will be negative consequences of this foreign DNA entering someone that’s bitten by an Oxitec mosquito, i’m on their side, in that consequences are highly unlikely. But to say that there’s no genetically modified DNA that might get into a human, that’s kind of a gray matter.

  2. Pat Sajak:

    Why do you never hit a bankrupt or a lose a turn out there? we’re already running short of time because obviously, we’re in a final spin situation. So why eat up time watching me spin? So we just edit those spins out, and we’ll do the same now that the players are doing the final spin. If they land on a bankrupt or a lose a turn or a prize, we’d let them spin again until they land on the dollar amount.

  3. Lanny Davis:

    However, as a general matter from my own past experience, it is impossible to deny or try to spin your way out of what documents say. For example, Michael Cohen in Lanny Davis public testimony did not ask anyone to rely on what he was saying alone. He provided documents that speak for themselves to corroborate what he was saying.

  4. Jeremy Kudon:

    They’re not like games of chance, where no matter how skillful the player is, winning or losing almost always comes down to luck — whether it’s the spin of a wheel, the roll of the dice, or the turn of the cards.

  5. Paul Ryan:

    Others may try and spin it that way, but I don’t see it that way.


Translations for SPIN

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  • غزلArabic
  • прасціBelarusian
  • предаBulgarian
  • efecte, espínCatalan, Valencian
  • přístCzech
  • Spin, schönreden, spinnen, Trudeln, passende Auslegung, beschönigen, Beschönigung, Schönfärberei, positiv darstellen, Zurechtlegung, rotieren, Spritztour, DrallGerman
  • ιδιοστροφορμήGreek
  • hilar, sesgo positivo, giro, pintar bonito, vuelta, rotar, dorar la píldora, girar, barrena, espín, endulzarSpanish
  • رشتن, اسپینPersian
  • pyöriä, kierre, liike, pyörintä, kiertyä, lyödä, kaunistella, syöksykierre, spin, kehrätä, pyöriväFinnish
  • vrille, filer, effet, tournoyer, brossage, spinFrench
  • sníomhIrish
  • snìomhScottish Gaelic
  • स्पिनHindi
  • pörgés, forog, forgásHungarian
  • filare, piroettare, far girare, ruotare, girareItalian
  • スピン, 回転, 紡ぐ, きりもみJapanese
  • nentLatin
  • vērptLatvian
  • предеMacedonian
  • spinnen, doen draaien, draaienDutch
  • spinne, spinnNorwegian
  • spin, obracać się, wirować, prząść, obrótPolish
  • fiar, girarPortuguese
  • învârti, toarceRomanian
  • вращение, прясть, вертеться, [[искажать]] [[смысл]], сучить, вращаться, спин, спрясть, крутитьсяRussian
  • прȅсти, prȅstiSerbo-Croatian
  • prísťSlovak
  • prestiSlovene
  • spinn, snurra runt, spinna, snurra, skruvSwedish
  • สปิน, หมุนThai
  • eğirmek, dönmek, yaldızlamak, dolanmakTurkish
  • прястиUkrainian

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  • n.

    • wriggle.

    • suffer,
    • develop,
    • have,
    • produce,
    • afflict,
    • come down with,
    • elongate,
    • catch,
    • lengthen,
    • contract,
    • increase,
    • go down with,
    • get,
    • invade.

    • reverse,
    • turn something inside out.

    • air pocket,
    • airborne,
    • swim,
    • air-to-air,
    • airdrop,
    • airlift,
    • aerospace,
    • air traffic control,
    • airspeed,
    • AIR CORRIDOR.

    • dhobi,
    • dry clean,
    • hang up,
    • boil,
    • come off,
    • dry cleaner’s,
    • come out,
    • move,
    • hang out,
    • drip-dry,
    • air.

    • swing.

    • bike,
    • pedal,
    • backpedal,
    • bicycle clips,
    • remount,
    • coast,
    • kick start.

    • exaggerate,
    • idealize,
    • overplay,
    • glorify,
    • overstate,
    • inflate,
    • dignify,
    • talk up,
    • magnify,
    • play up.

    • flight,
    • expedition,
    • circuit,
    • cruise,
    • commute,
    • day trip,
    • exploration,
    • crossing,
    • excursion.

    • beat,
    • crawl,
    • hatch,
    • chirp,
    • hover,
    • flutter,
    • alight,
    • infestation,
    • fly,
    • infest.

    • diction,
    • fluency,
    • fustian,
    • flow,
    • gymnastics,
    • formality,
    • delivery,
    • monotone,
    • formulation,
    • idiolect.

    • swap stories,
    • plot,
    • relate.

    act (noun)

    • spin,
    • twisting.

    bias (noun)

    • head-sets,
    • mind trips,
    • dis-position,
    • head sets,
    • mind set,
    • un fairness,
    • pre-disposition,
    • dis positions,
    • pre dispositions,
    • pre conception,
    • pre disposition,
    • in tolerance,
    • pre-conceptions,
    • in-tolerance,
    • dis position,
    • un-fairness,
    • un fairnesses,
    • in tolerances,
    • dis-positions,
    • narrowmindednesses,
    • pre-conception,
    • pre-dispositions,
    • pre conceptions,
    • in-tolerances,
    • un-fairnesses,
    • head set.

    birl (noun)

    • birl.

    circular motion (noun)

    • spiral.

    dance (noun)

    • boogie down,
    • foxtrot,
    • Tangos,
    • foxtrots,
    • rhumba,
    • tango,
    • step,
    • jitterbugs,
    • jive,
    • twostep,
    • bunny hop,
    • samba,
    • foot it,
    • one-step,
    • rock n’ roll,
    • boogie,
    • hoof it,
    • cut a rug,
    • conga,
    • trip the light fantastic,
    • get down,
    • jives,
    • congas,
    • jitter,
    • jitterbug,
    • boogies,
    • two-step.

    dream up (noun)

    • dream.

    drive (noun)

    • sunday drives.

    one-sidedness (noun)

    • one sidedness.

    Other relevant words: (noun)

    • gyration,
    • tendentiousness,
    • merry-go-round,
    • turn,
    • rendering,
    • trolley,
    • leanings,
    • drive,
    • retroversion,
    • leaning,
    • prepossession,
    • twistings,
    • headset,
    • outing,
    • casters,
    • dance,
    • joyrides,
    • flexure,
    • illiberalities,
    • rotation,
    • stunt flying,
    • one-sidedness,
    • photochemistry,
    • ride,
    • whirlwinds,
    • aerobatics,
    • revolution,
    • favoritism,
    • head-set,
    • travel,
    • rollers,
    • pleasure trip,
    • roll,
    • caster,
    • trolleys,
    • roundabouts,
    • narrowmindedness,
    • stunting,
    • bias,
    • partisanship,
    • onesidedness,
    • ratchets,
    • ratchet,
    • long weekend,
    • flection,
    • airings,
    • flexures,
    • illiberality,
    • acrobatics,
    • windings,
    • pleasure trips,
    • rotary motion,
    • merry-go-rounds,
    • merry go round,
    • weekends,
    • changeabout,
    • mind trip,
    • Right-about,
    • rendition,
    • transport,
    • Propensities,
    • roller,
    • interpretation,
    • joyride,
    • headsets.

    outing (noun)

    • long weekends.

    revolution (noun)

    • turnings.

    ride (noun)

    • pick ups.

    turn (noun)

    • right abouts,
    • de tours,
    • right-abouts,
    • re-versal,
    • right about,
    • retro-versions,
    • de-tours,
    • re versal,
    • de-tour,
    • re versions,
    • re-verse,
    • changeabouts,
    • about face,
    • retro-version,
    • flections,
    • re-versions,
    • retroversions,
    • rightabout,
    • retro versions,
    • retro version,
    • rightabouts,
    • re-version,
    • re verse,
    • re version,
    • de tour.

    whirl (noun)

    • up-roar,
    • up-roars,
    • hurly burly,
    • hurlyburly,
    • merry go rounds.
  • n. & v.

    flip (noun, verb)

    • Flipped,
    • Flipping.
  • v.

    bowl (verb)

    • plays duckpins,
    • played duckpins,
    • playing tenpins,
    • plays tenpins,
    • played tenpins,
    • playing duckpins.

    draw out (verb)

    • ex tend,
    • ex tends,
    • ex-tended,
    • pro-tracts,
    • ex tended,
    • making longer,
    • spinning out,
    • strings out,
    • span out,
    • makes longer,
    • ex-tends,
    • ex-tend,
    • ex tending,
    • pro tracts,
    • stringed out,
    • ex-tending,
    • spins out,
    • pro-tract,
    • pro tract.

    dream up (verb)

    • de vised,
    • de vise,
    • de vising,
    • in venting,
    • de-vised,
    • in vented,
    • in vents,
    • de-vise,
    • thinks up,
    • thinking up,
    • in-vents,
    • in vent,
    • in-vented,
    • in-vent,
    • de-vising,
    • in-venting.

    drive (verb)

    • steps gas,
    • vehiculates,
    • bi-cycled,
    • stepped the gas,
    • burnt up road,
    • bi cycling,
    • bi cycles,
    • stepping the gas,
    • burning up the road,
    • bi cycle,
    • leaned on it,
    • step gas,
    • steps on the gas,
    • burn the road,
    • stepping on gas,
    • leaning it,
    • stepped on it,
    • burn road,
    • leans it,
    • stepped it,
    • pouring it on,
    • firing up,
    • stepping it,
    • stepping on it,
    • pours on,
    • leant it,
    • stepped gas,
    • vehiculated,
    • made sparks fly,
    • stepped on gas,
    • burnt the road,
    • burned up road,
    • burning the road,
    • making sparks fly,
    • makes sparks fly,
    • leaned it,
    • steps on gas,
    • burned up the road,
    • burnt road,
    • burned the road,
    • stepping gas,
    • vehiculating,
    • bi-cycle,
    • burns the road,
    • bi-cycling,
    • pours it on,
    • leans on it,
    • burns up road,
    • steps the gas,
    • burnt up the road,
    • burned road,
    • leaning on it,
    • burns up the road,
    • lean it,
    • bi cycled,
    • poured on,
    • stepping on the gas,
    • burning up road,
    • steps it,
    • burn up road,
    • stepped on the gas,
    • pouring on,
    • leant on it,
    • burning road,
    • burns road,
    • step the gas,
    • steps on it,
    • poured it on,
    • bi-cycles,
    • trans ported.

    fall (verb)

    • taking header,
    • brake down,
    • de cline,
    • re-cedes,
    • caved in,
    • de-creases,
    • wast precipitated,
    • de creased,
    • dropping down,
    • are precipitated,
    • dropped down,
    • sub sides,
    • re cedes,
    • dropt down,
    • de-creased,
    • taking a header,
    • de creasing,
    • de crease,
    • nose dived,
    • breaks down,
    • de clines,
    • hits dirt,
    • took a header,
    • nosedove,
    • takes a header,
    • de-cline,
    • re lapsed,
    • sub sided,
    • re-lapses,
    • re lapses,
    • folding up,
    • drops down,
    • re-lapse,
    • re ceding,
    • hit dirt,
    • re-lapsed,
    • re lapse,
    • am precipitated,
    • re-cede,
    • re-ceding,
    • wert precipitated,
    • tips over,
    • re lapsing,
    • nose diving,
    • de-crease,
    • nose-dove,
    • de-creasing,
    • re-lapsing,
    • de creases,
    • being precipitated,
    • art precipitated,
    • sub side,
    • hitting the dirt,
    • take header,
    • takes header,
    • took header,
    • nose dove,
    • was precipitated,
    • de-clines,
    • were precipitated,
    • tipping over,
    • nosediving,
    • folded up,
    • top pled,
    • hits the dirt,
    • nose dives,
    • broke down,
    • top-pled,
    • is precipitated,
    • re-ceded,
    • sub-sides,
    • hitting dirt,
    • folds up.

    go around, make go around (verb)

    • reel,
    • Pendulate,
    • oscillate,
    • gyre.

    gyrate (verb)

    • whirligigged,
    • whirligigging,
    • circumducted,
    • circumducting,
    • circumducts.

    jaundice (verb)

    • illiberalitied,
    • predilectioned,
    • dis positioning,
    • one-sidednessing,
    • narrowmindednessing,
    • headsetting,
    • pre-possessing,
    • mind setting,
    • onesidednessing,
    • unfairnessed,
    • proclivitied,
    • pre possessing,
    • inclinationing,
    • pre possesses,
    • pre-possessed,
    • mind-setting,
    • standpointed,
    • intoleranced,
    • tendencying,
    • minds trip,
    • unfairnessing,
    • prepossessioning,
    • favoritisming,
    • favoritismed,
    • preferencing,
    • pre-possesses,
    • viewpointing,
    • bigotrying,
    • preconceptioning,
    • tendencied,
    • minding trip,
    • propensitied,
    • minded trip,
    • one-sidednessed,
    • viewpointed,
    • mindsetting,
    • chauvinismed,
    • proclivitying,
    • pre possessed,
    • one sidednessing,
    • narrowmindednessed,
    • penchanting,
    • dis positioned,
    • leaninging,
    • propensitying,
    • pronenessed,
    • penchanted,
    • preconceptioned,
    • chauvinisming,
    • dis-positioned,
    • intolerancing,
    • standpointing,
    • pre possess,
    • predispositioned,
    • pre-possess,
    • inclinationed,
    • head setting,
    • one sidednessed,
    • preferenced,
    • prepossessioned,
    • pronenessing,
    • illiberalitying,
    • predilectioning,
    • head-setting,
    • dis-positioning,
    • bigotried,
    • predispositioning,
    • onesidednessed,
    • leaninged.

    knit (verb)

    • inter laced,
    • re pair,
    • inter-mingled,
    • inter mingling,
    • inter-mingle,
    • re-pairing,
    • inter mingled,
    • inter mingle,
    • re paired,
    • inter-lace,
    • inter-laces,
    • inter-lacing,
    • inter mingles,
    • re-pairs,
    • re-paired,
    • re pairing,
    • re-pair,
    • inter-mingling,
    • inter laces,
    • inter-laced,
    • re pairs,
    • inter lacing,
    • inter-mingles,
    • inter lace.

    motion (verb)

    • spin around.

    narrate (verb)

    • telling story,
    • re-counting,
    • re counting,
    • dis courses,
    • re-veal,
    • de scanting,
    • dis-coursed,
    • re-counts,
    • give account of,
    • re late,
    • gives account of,
    • re cites,
    • de-scants,
    • un-folding,
    • un folded,
    • de scant,
    • told a story,
    • re veals,
    • de-scant,
    • dis course,
    • dis-closing,
    • un folds,
    • de-lineate,
    • re counts,
    • re peats,
    • de-pict,
    • un folding,
    • pro-claims,
    • re-peats,
    • de scants,
    • de pict,
    • de picts,
    • pro claiming,
    • un-folded,
    • holds forth,
    • de-picts,
    • dis-closed,
    • dis-courses,
    • gives an account of,
    • telling a story,
    • re ported,
    • dis-close,
    • dis-course,
    • re-counted,
    • re-hearse,
    • dis coursing,
    • pro claimed,
    • dis close,
    • re peat,
    • pro-claiming,
    • re-ported,
    • dis-coursing,
    • un-fold,
    • sets forth,
    • re-hearses,
    • re hearses,
    • re-cited,
    • re counted,
    • gave account of,
    • pro claim,
    • re-peat,
    • re-veals,
    • un fold,
    • de lineated,
    • de-scanted,
    • dis coursed,
    • de lineate,
    • re-lated,
    • re cited,
    • de scanted,
    • dis-closes,
    • giving an account of,
    • dis closes,
    • told story,
    • re citing,
    • dis closed,
    • gave an account of,
    • de-lineated,
    • pro claims,
    • de-scanting,
    • dis closing,
    • re-cites,
    • tells story,
    • makes known,
    • re porting,
    • tells a story,
    • un-folds,
    • re-porting,
    • giving account of.

    operate (verb)

    • were in action,
    • re acted,
    • be have,
    • be-having,
    • wert action,
    • be having,
    • co oking,
    • am in action,
    • art in action,
    • pro duces,
    • pro duce,
    • are action,
    • produces result,
    • produced result,
    • wast in action,
    • is action,
    • co-oking,
    • gotten results,
    • produces a result,
    • pro moting,
    • got results,
    • producing a result,
    • pro-motes,
    • co-oked,
    • re-acting,
    • gat results,
    • co oked,
    • pro-moting,
    • produce result,
    • are in action,
    • pro-duces,
    • gets results,
    • am action,
    • getting results,
    • was in action,
    • being action,
    • producing result,
    • re acting,
    • being in action,
    • wast action,
    • be-haves,
    • is in action,
    • be haves,
    • wert in action,
    • was action,
    • art action,
    • were action,
    • produced a result,
    • pro-mote,
    • be-have,
    • re-acted,
    • be action.

    Other relevant words: (verb)

    • describe,
    • invent,
    • cook up,
    • create from raw stuff,
    • fabricate,
    • make up,
    • represent,
    • contrive,
    • prolong,
    • manufacture,
    • present,
    • wheel,
    • repetition,
    • distort,
    • activity,
    • twine,
    • stream,
    • whirl,
    • create from raw material,
    • lay out,
    • protract,
    • speech,
    • movement,
    • extend,
    • twist,
    • well out.

    pad (verb)

    • fleshes out,
    • over-draw,
    • over state,
    • in-creases,
    • over drew,
    • over-stating,
    • in-crease,
    • in creasing,
    • over-drawing,
    • over draw,
    • over drawn,
    • over draws,
    • in-creased,
    • overdraws,
    • over-stated,
    • over-drawn,
    • over-drew,
    • over stating,
    • in crease,
    • over drawing,
    • over-draws,
    • in creases,
    • over states,
    • Overdrew.

    pivot (verb)

    • wert contingent,
    • volte-faced,
    • volte-facing,
    • voltefaces,
    • de pend,
    • de-pend,
    • de-pends,
    • was contingent,
    • voltefaced,
    • de-pended,
    • are contingent,
    • wast contingent,
    • were contingent,
    • voltefacing,
    • re-lied,
    • de pends,
    • being contingent,
    • re-lying,
    • art contingent,
    • re lied,
    • re lying,
    • volteface,
    • de pended,
    • de pending,
    • is contingent,
    • volte facing,
    • de-pending,
    • volte faced,
    • am contingent.

    prolongate (verb)

    • pro long,
    • dis tending,
    • re-ached,
    • dis tends,
    • lets out,
    • re-aching,
    • pro longs,
    • dis tended,
    • pro longing,
    • dis tend,
    • dis-tend,
    • pro-longs,
    • dis-tending,
    • pro-longed,
    • pro-longing,
    • pro-long,
    • dis-tended,
    • dis-tends,
    • re ached,
    • letted out,
    • re aching.

    revolve (verb)

    • goes around,
    • turns around.

    roll (verb)

    • cycle,
    • swirl.

    round (verb)

    • sur rounding,
    • be girding,
    • be girt,
    • be-girt,
    • be girds,
    • be-gird,
    • by pass,
    • be girded,
    • be-girding,
    • by passes,
    • be-girds,
    • sur rounded,
    • by passing,
    • sur-rounding,
    • sur-rounded,
    • be-girded,
    • be gird,
    • by passed.

    run (verb)

    • dis solved,
    • dis-charged,
    • dis charges,
    • dis solve,
    • dis-charge,
    • went soft,
    • going soft,
    • dis charged,
    • dis-solves,
    • dis-charging,
    • dis-solved,
    • turns liquid,
    • goes soft,
    • dis solves,
    • dis charge,
    • turned to liquid,
    • turned liquid,
    • turns to liquid,
    • dis charging,
    • dis-charges,
    • dis-solving,
    • turn liquid,
    • dis-solve,
    • dis solving,
    • turning liquid,
    • turning to liquid.

    turn (verb)

    • hanged a right,
    • passes around,
    • made a left,
    • hung left,
    • take bend,
    • moving circle,
    • moves in a circle,
    • hang right,
    • takes a bend,
    • makes left,
    • takes bend,
    • took bend,
    • hanging a left,
    • hung a right,
    • making a right,
    • made right,
    • hanged right,
    • hung a left,
    • moved in a circle,
    • making a left,
    • made a right,
    • hangs a left,
    • hanged a left,
    • moving in a circle,
    • makes a right,
    • goes round,
    • making left,
    • came around,
    • move a circle,
    • taking bend,
    • taking a bend,
    • moved circle,
    • comes around,
    • move in circle,
    • hangs left,
    • hangs right,
    • coming around,
    • moving in circle,
    • in clines,
    • passed around,
    • moved in circle,
    • makes a left,
    • Arcked,
    • hanged left,
    • in cline,
    • made left,
    • move circle,
    • moves in circle,
    • hang left,
    • moves a circle,
    • moves circle,
    • make left,
    • in-clines,
    • hung right,
    • hangs a right,
    • Arcking,
    • hanging left,
    • hanging right,
    • moved a circle,
    • hanging a right,
    • moving a circle,
    • in-cline,
    • took a bend.

    weave (verb)

    • twisted and turn,
    • criss cross,
    • moving and out,
    • in corporate,
    • inter fold,
    • inter folds,
    • inter-twines,
    • complecting,
    • inter linked,
    • inter folded,
    • inter link,
    • move and out,
    • inter-folding,
    • intro-duces,
    • criss-crosses,
    • inter-twining,
    • moved in and out,
    • interfolding,
    • whips through,
    • moved and out,
    • pieces together,
    • twists turn,
    • moves in and out,
    • twists and turn,
    • moving out,
    • intro duce,
    • moves in out,
    • criss crossing,
    • twisting and turn,
    • move in out,
    • intro duces,
    • moved in out,
    • whipped through,
    • in-corporate,
    • inter-fold,
    • criss-crossed,
    • twisting turn,
    • moves and out,
    • moves out,
    • criss-crossing,
    • whipping through,
    • interfolds,
    • twist turn,
    • inter-linked,
    • inter twines,
    • inter-links,
    • complects,
    • moving in and out,
    • in-corporates,
    • moving in out,
    • criss crosses,
    • in corporates,
    • inter-folds,
    • inter links,
    • inter-link,
    • intro-duce,
    • criss crossed,
    • inter twining,
    • inter-linking,
    • inter-folded,
    • inter twine,
    • inter-twine,
    • twisted turn,
    • whipt through,
    • inter linking,
    • inter folding.
  • Other synonyms:

    • wicker,
    • retell,
    • invert,
    • flip,
    • about-face,
    • tip,
    • overturn,
    • interlace,
    • change around,
    • spinner,
    • dine out on,
    • circulate,
    • storyteller,
    • sweep,
    • hasten,
    • mythologize,
    • weaver,
    • skew,
    • wickerwork,
    • topspin,
    • other,
    • turn over,
    • wheel around,
    • arc,
    • underhand,
    • upend,
    • hang,
    • joy ride,
    • weft,
    • basketry,
    • spinster,
    • spinning wheel,
    • squirm,
    • tip-up,
    • backspin,
    • distaff,
    • face about.

    • underarm,
    • rebound,
    • snake,
    • narration,
    • turn in,
    • spindle,
    • curve,
    • unplayable,
    • corkscrew,
    • waltz,
    • narrative,
    • stretch.

    • wander,
    • curl,
    • tilt,
    • angle,
    • bouncy,
    • warp,
    • cane,
    • shuttle,
    • loom,
    • circle,
    • adjust.

    • lean,
    • turn out.

    • playable,
    • raise.

    • loop.

    • right.

    • long.

    • dead.

    • good.

    draw out

    • stringing out,
    • leads on,
    • make longer,
    • spin out,
    • string out,
    • strung out,
    • spun out,
    • made longer,
    • led on,
    • leading on,
    • lead on.

    dream up

    • think up.

    excursion

    • jaunt.

    jaundice

    • prepossess,
    • bented,
    • jaundice,
    • dispositioning,
    • benting,
    • Dispositioned,
    • prepossesses.

    Other relevant words:

    • makes right,
    • Sheered,
    • tailgate,
    • gyring,
    • dream up,
    • whip through,
    • pad,
    • tailgating,
    • pour it on,
    • interlinking,
    • Overdrawn,
    • crochets,
    • zigzags,
    • take a header,
    • Criss-cross,
    • Pirouetted,
    • Allying,
    • went around,
    • motoring,
    • Overdrawing,
    • be in action,
    • complect,
    • spiralling,
    • held forth,
    • take a bend,
    • knit,
    • overdraw,
    • making right,
    • Circumduct,
    • wreathed,
    • pass around,
    • crochet,
    • be contingent,
    • narrate,
    • hang a left,
    • nose dive,
    • go around,
    • react,
    • went round,
    • move in a circle,
    • tailgates,
    • pieced together,
    • step on the gas,
    • Zigzagged,
    • interlinked,
    • turning around,
    • operating,
    • wheeled,
    • crisscrosses,
    • nose-dives,
    • fires up,
    • piece together,
    • Snaked,
    • Trundled,
    • reticulate,
    • trundle,
    • going round,
    • Wreathen,
    • revolved,
    • nose-dive,
    • Pirouetting,
    • make sparks fly,
    • pour on,
    • round,
    • crocheting,
    • matted,
    • fold up,
    • wreathes,
    • reticulated,
    • Cabling,
    • traveled,
    • plummet,
    • tooling,
    • make right,
    • turn around,
    • volte-faces,
    • fire up,
    • whirligigs,
    • holding forth,
    • falls,
    • Exerted,
    • purl,
    • Wreathing,
    • webbed,
    • piecing together,
    • circumvolve,
    • reticulates,
    • Prolongate,
    • hum,
    • interlink,
    • break down,
    • made known,
    • reticulating,
    • rotate,
    • operate,
    • step on it,
    • hold forth,
    • play duckpins,
    • run,
    • make a left,
    • get results,
    • Operated,
    • tooled,
    • healed,
    • Crocheted,
    • tip over,
    • Bulked,
    • sheers,
    • interfold,
    • twist and turn,
    • pirouettes,
    • Complected,
    • Cycled,
    • gyred,
    • making known,
    • whirligig,
    • draw out,
    • cuing,
    • twirl,
    • step it,
    • drop down,
    • cave in,
    • caving in,
    • bicycling,
    • Sheering,
    • Snaking,
    • move out,
    • tell a story,
    • nose-dived,
    • letting out,
    • going around,
    • crisscrossing,
    • weave,
    • Interfolded,
    • breaking down,
    • fleshed out,
    • tailgated,
    • go round,
    • turned around,
    • burn up the road,
    • caves in,
    • nose-diving,
    • let out,
    • bowl,
    • inter-twined,
    • interlinks,
    • nosedived,
    • motored,
    • Vehiculate,
    • move in and out,
    • spiraled,
    • pivot,
    • make known,
    • hang a right,
    • Purling,
    • lean on it,
    • spiraling,
    • CUED,
    • wreathe,
    • webbing,
    • step on gas,
    • purls,
    • gyrate,
    • make a right,
    • be precipitated,
    • play tenpins,
    • fall,
    • spiralled,
    • set forth,
    • give an account of,
    • Purled,
    • bicycled,
    • Zigzagging,
    • setting forth,
    • cycling,
    • relapse,
    • trundles,
    • passing around,
    • flesh out,
    • tell story,
    • hit the dirt,
    • tipped over,
    • arcing,
    • moved out,
    • volte-face,
    • revolve,
    • Cabled,
    • crisscrossed,
    • come around,
    • Bulking,
    • produce a result,
    • pirouette.

    roll

    • going past,
    • be in sequence,
    • elapse,
    • Eddied,
    • go past,
    • swung around,
    • goes past,
    • swing around,
    • Eddying.

    rotate

    • Whirred,
    • whirrs,
    • Trolled,
    • Waltzed,
    • Waltzing.

    round

    • by-passed,
    • Girdled,
    • by-passing,
    • Flanking,
    • Flanked,
    • rounding,
    • By-pass,
    • by-passes.

    run

    • go soft,
    • Fluxing,
    • diffused,
    • scudding,
    • diffusing,
    • turn to liquid,
    • diffuses,
    • running,
    • Fluxed.

    Other relevant words (noun):

    • Circumrotation,
    • visit,
    • jig,
    • trip,
    • promenade,
    • postpone,
    • subside,
    • rat race,
    • assure,
    • turn tail,
    • Circumrotate,
    • separate,
    • perorate,
    • axial motion,
    • give up,
    • sortie,
    • make,
    • construct,
    • decline,
    • torture,
    • budge,
    • distinguish,
    • trawl,
    • cyclic,
    • be late,
    • welter,
    • electron spin,
    • tour,
    • overlay,
    • ride out,
    • bend,
    • overpraise,
    • tide over,
    • make time,
    • commotion,
    • rise,
    • trek,
    • drawl,
    • jacklight,
    • descend,
    • turning,
    • journey,
    • meaning,
    • perpetuate,
    • centrifugate,
    • overestimate,
    • circumvolution,
    • fling,
    • troll,
    • Rotative,
    • retail,
    • whirlwind,
    • Twirling,
    • Circumgyration,
    • endeavor,
    • order,
    • seine,
    • cyclical,
    • revolutionary,
    • shape,
    • progress,
    • junket,
    • prorogue,
    • daze,
    • snap,
    • surge,
    • fly around,
    • flick,
    • rotating,
    • birle,
    • net,
    • cast,
    • entwine,
    • rolling,
    • dibble,
    • ramble,
    • differentiate,
    • clam,
    • giddy,
    • coiling,
    • go fishing,
    • pile up,
    • drag on,
    • say,
    • device,
    • furl,
    • be giddy,
    • soar,
    • dazedness,
    • Spun,
    • crank,
    • rotatory,
    • mount,
    • come about,
    • give evidence,
    • angular momentum,
    • circulatory,
    • straining,
    • birling,
    • roll over,
    • tell,
    • fracture,
    • keep alive,
    • push down,
    • dictate,
    • get over,
    • fish,
    • flurry,
    • digress,
    • force,
    • fluster,
    • waive,
    • torment,
    • gin,
    • move over,
    • dally,
    • road-test,
    • build,
    • lay aside,
    • flop,
    • Fly-fish,
    • remand,
    • tailspin,
    • pull,
    • fail,
    • defer,
    • alternative,
    • swinging,
    • kink,
    • delay,
    • whirl around,
    • pronounce,
    • yaw,
    • climb,
    • swell out,
    • whale,
    • billowy,
    • pass,
    • crab,
    • temporize,
    • spin off,
    • push,
    • prove,
    • tarry,
    • go bad,
    • regress,
    • understanding,
    • saunter,
    • filament,
    • change place,
    • walk,
    • Battologize,
    • Vortical,
    • sally,
    • whiff,
    • offer,
    • plow,
    • porpoise,
    • rehearse,
    • procrastinate,
    • eddy,
    • Reeling,
    • whorl,
    • plait,
    • Gyratory,
    • test fly,
    • about,
    • discern,
    • stroll,
    • enjoin,
    • overrefinement,
    • assay,
    • recount,
    • bob,
    • braid,
    • Pivoting,
    • stunt,
    • Dap,
    • constitutional,
    • spoon,
    • Gurge,
    • gig,
    • lurch,
    • devise,
    • strain,
    • put on trial,
    • sink,
    • chink,
    • hyperbolize,
    • rotational,
    • experiment,
    • derive,
    • pluck,
    • kick over,
    • coil,
    • distortion,
    • back up,
    • try,
    • airing,
    • fog,
    • confusion,
    • adjourn,
    • shrimp,
    • pull out,
    • sleep on it,
    • keep going,
    • careen,
    • tell apart,
    • gimmick,
    • circumvolute,
    • alternate,
    • vibrate,
    • suspend,
    • essay,
    • wane,
    • at the time,
    • go about,
    • twiddle,
    • verify,
    • churn,
    • shred,
    • plunge,
    • change,
    • misinformation,
    • test,
    • turn of events,
    • unfold,
    • compose,
    • retard,
    • overcharge,
    • wrench,
    • turn sour,
    • evidence,
    • create,
    • interchangeable,
    • veer,
    • Dib,
    • exclude,
    • try out,
    • fishtail,
    • vortex,
    • tumble,
    • crack,
    • swirling,
    • swiveling,
    • advance,
    • circulation,
    • convolution,
    • be dizzy,
    • tress,
    • ascend,
    • Volutation,
    • test drive,
    • sojourn,
    • whir,
    • back,
    • logrolling,
    • swivel,
    • winding,
    • recite,
    • declare,
    • feather,
    • Trundling,
    • stagger,
    • angular motion,
    • centrifuge,
    • whirling,
    • expand,
    • gain time,
    • as soon as,
    • angular velocity,
    • pickup,
    • heel,
    • swag,
    • express,
    • volution,
    • discriminate,
    • undulate,
    • dip,
    • whirlpool,
    • wind,
    • ebb,
    • stir,
    • Turbination,
    • wamble,
    • design,
    • turbulent,
    • alternating,
    • reveal,
    • touch,
    • toss,
    • bowling,
    • wallow,
    • Trolling,
    • wheeling,
    • continue,
    • go,
    • bait the hook,
    • amplify,
    • roll up,
    • Grig,
    • eke out,
    • reject,
    • seethe,
    • put about,
    • screw,
    • vertiginous,
    • construction,
    • rhapsodize,
    • rotational motion,
    • stretch out,
    • amble,
    • still-fish,
    • dizzy,
    • concoct,
    • bank,
    • comprehension,
    • sideslip,
    • revolving,
    • orbit,
    • keel,
    • lift,
    • declaim,
    • maelstrom,
    • keep back,
    • skid,
    • shift,
    • skirl,
    • reserve,
    • crash,
    • muddle,
    • divulge,
    • full circle,
    • centrifugation,
    • favorable mention,
    • refuse,
    • except,
    • swoon,
    • spinning,
    • whirr,
    • store,
    • crook,
    • stave off,
    • sashay,
    • lay over,
    • torch,
    • table,
    • aggravate,
    • lap,
    • maneuver,
    • retrogress,
    • jack,
    • fall flat,
    • goround,
    • drag out,
    • encircled.

How to use «Spin» in context?

When you think of «spin,» what comes to mind? You might think about a tennis ball being spun around in the air by an expert player, or a person spinning around in a dance recital. What all of these examples have in common is that the spin has created a change in the direction of the object’s motion.

Spin is an important part of many physical and chemical processes, and is often responsible for the different outcomes that can result from them. In many cases, spin can also be used to create particles or molecules with particular properties.

In the physical world, spin can be used to control the motion of particles.

Paraphrases for Spin:

Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
  • Equivalence

    • Adjective
      spinning.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      spinning.
  • Independent

    • Proper noun, singular
      sapin.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      manipulation, paramagnetic, selection.
    • Verb, base form
      revolve.
  • Other Related

    • Adjective
      spin-lattice.
    • Proper noun, singular
      boldak.

Homophones for Spin:

  • subhuman, shove-ha’penny, Sieva Bean, siphon, spoon, savin, sesbania, sowbane, saxophone, spumy, sisyphean, Soja Bean, sha’ban, spume, seven, Swiss Pine, spine, sixpenny, spawn, spain, sea fan, sibine, subpoena, sabinea, soybean, saponin, saucepan, sheepman, sivan, sabin, submenu, sheep pen, syphon, ship money, spiny, sphenion, sousaphone, shaven, supine, savanna, sabine, sabayon, sea pen, sebum, shebeen, spinney, saipan, sabahan, soupfin, soya bean, shavian, squash vine, spavin, soup-fin, savannah, span, Shaaban, spam.

Hyponym for Spin:

  • n.

    • act
      interpretation, ride, drive, rotary motion, rotation, rendering, rendition.
    • event
      rotation, gyration, revolution.
  • v.

    • communication
      represent, lay out, present.
    • contact
      twist, distort, twine.
    • creation
      create from raw material, invent, cook up, make up, manufacture, create from raw stuff, fabricate.
    • motion
      well out, go around, revolve, rotate, stream.

Collins

  
      vb  

1    birl     (Scot.)   gyrate, pirouette, reel, revolve, rotate, turn, twirl, twist, wheel, whirl  

2    concoct, develop, invent, narrate, recount, relate, tell, unfold  

3    be giddy, be in a whirl, grow dizzy, reel, swim, whirl  
      n  

4    gyration, revolution, roll, twist, whirl  

5    (flat) spin        (informal)   agitation, commotion, flap     (informal)   mind-fuck     (taboo slang)   panic, state     (informal)   tiz-woz     (informal)   tizzy     (informal)  

6      (informal)   drive, hurl     (Scot.)   joy ride     (informal)   ride, turn, whirl  

spin out     
amplify, delay, drag out, draw out, extend, lengthen, pad out, prolong, prolongate, protract  

English Collins Dictionary — English synonyms & Thesaurus  

Collins

spin

     ( spins    plural & 3rd person present)   ( spinning    present participle)   ( spun    past tense & past participle  )

1       verb   If something spins or if you spin it, it turns quickly around a central point.  
The latest discs, used for small portable computers, spin 3600 times a minute…      V  
He spun the wheel sharply and made a U turn in the middle of the road…      V n  
He spun his car round and went after them.      V n round/around  
      Spin is also a noun., n-var  
This driving mode allows you to move off in third gear to reduce wheel-spin in icy conditions.     

2       verb   When you spin washing, it is turned round and round quickly in a spin drier or a washing machine to get the water out.  
Just spin the washing and it’s nearly dry.      V n  
      Spin is also a noun., n-sing  
Set on a cool wash and finish with a short spin.     

3       verb   If your head is spinning, you feel unsteady or confused, for example because you are drunk, ill, or excited.  
My head was spinning from the wine…      V  

4       n-sing   If someone puts a certain spin on an event or situation, they interpret it and try to present it in a particular way.  
INFORMAL   with supp  
He interpreted the vote as support for the constitution and that is the spin his supporters are putting on the results today.     
  
  spin doctor  

5       n-uncount   In politics, spin is the way in which political parties try to present everything they do in a positive way to the public and the media.  
The public is sick of spin and tired of promises. It’s time for politicians to act.     

6       n-sing   If you go for a spin or take a car for a spin, you make a short journey in a car just to enjoy yourself.  
a N  

7       verb   If someone spins a story, they give you an account of something that is untrue or only partly true.  
He was surprised, and annoyed that she had spun a story which was too good to be condemned as a simple lie.      V n, Also V n n  

8       verb   When people spin, they make thread by twisting together pieces of a fibre such as wool or cotton using a device or machine.  
Michelle will also spin a customer’s wool fleece to specification at a cost of $2.25 an ounce.      V n  

  spinning      n-uncount  
They do their own cooking, spinning, and woodworking.     

9       n-uncount   In a game such as tennis or cricket, if you put spin on a ball, you deliberately make it spin rapidly when you hit it or throw it.  
spin off   , spin out      phrasal verb   To spin off or spin off something such as a company means to create a new company that is separate from the original organization.     (BUSINESS)  
He rescued the company and later spun off its textile division into a separate company…      V P n  
Corven plans to help large companies spin out smaller, entrepreneurial firms.      V P n   spin out  

1       phrasal verb   If you spin something out, you make it last longer than it normally would.  
(=prolong)  

My wife’s solicitor was anxious to spin things out for as long as possible…      V n P  
The Government will try to spin out the conference into next autumn.      V P n (not pron)  

spin doctor        ( spin doctors    plural  ) In politics, a spin doctor is someone who is skilled in public relations and who advises political parties on how to present their policies and actions.  
INFORMAL      n-count  

spin-off        ( spin-offs    plural  )

1       n-count   A spin-off is an unexpected but useful or valuable result of an activity that was designed to achieve something else.  
usu with supp, oft N from/of n  
The company put out a report on commercial spin-offs from its research.     

2       n-count   A spin-off is a book, film, or television series that comes after and is related to a successful book, film, or television series.  

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