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Definition of spin
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of spin is as below...
Spin (v. t.) To draw out, and twist into
threads,
either
by the hand or
machinery;
as, to spin wool,
cotton,
or flax; to spin
goat's
hair; to
produce
by
drawing
out and
twisting
a
fibrous
material..
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Acorn
::
Acorn (n.) A
cone-shaped
piece of wood on the point of the
spindle
above the vane, on the
mast-head..
Outsider
::
Outsider
(n.) A
locksmith's
pinchers
for
grasping
the point of a key in the
keyhole,
to open a door from the
outside
when the key is
inside..
Acanthopterygian
::
Acanthopterygian
(n.) A
spiny-finned
fish.
Stickler
::
Stickleback
(v. t.) Any one of
numerous
species
of small
fishes
of the genus
Gasterosteus
and
allied
genera.
The back is armed with two or more sharp
spines.
They
inhabit
both salt and
brackish
water,
and
construct
curious
nests.
Called
also
sticklebag,
sharpling,
and
prickleback..
Spinstry
::
Spinstress
(n.) A woman who
spins.
Gut
::
Gut (n.) The sac of silk taken from a
silkworm
(when ready to spin its
cocoon),
for the
purpose
of
drawing
it out into a
thread.
This, when dry, is
exceedingly
strong,
and is used as the snood of a fish
line..
Heer
::
Heer (n.) A yarn
measure
of six
hundred
yards or / of a
spindle.
See
Spindle.
Spink
::
Spinii-spirulate
(a.)
Having
spines
arranged
spirally.
See
Spicule.
Acanthopteri
::
Acanthopteri
(n. pl.) A group of
teleostean
fishes
having
spiny fins. See
Acanthopterygii.
Balas Ruby
::
Balas ruby () A
variety
of
spinel
ruby, of a pale rose red, or
inclining
to
orange.
See
Spinel..
Dabb
::
Dabb (n.) A
large,
spine-tailed
lizard
(Uromastix
spinipes),
found in
Egypt,
Arabia,
and
Palestine;
--
called
also
dhobb,
and
dhabb..
Chlamyphore
::
Chlamyphore
(n.) A small South
American
edentate
(Chlamyphorus
truncatus,
and C.
retusus)
allied
to the
armadillo.
It is
covered
with a
leathery
shell or coat of mail, like a
cloak,
attached
along the
spine..
Spinny
::
Spinny
(n.) A small
thicket
or grove with
undergrowth;
a clump of
trees.
Turbinate
::
Turbinate
(v. i.) To
revolve
or spin like a top; to
whirl.
Comprehension
::
Comprehension
(n.) The
capacity
of the mind to
perceive
and
understand;
the
power,
act, or
process
of
grasping
with the
intellect;
perception;
understanding;
as, a
comprehension
of
abstract
principles..
Neural
::
Neural
(a.)
relating
to the
nerves
or
nervous
system;
taining
to,
situated
in the
region
of, or on the side with, the
neural,
or
cerebro-spinal,
axis; --
opposed
to
hemal.
As
applied
to
vertebrates,
neural
is the same as
dorsal;
as
applied
to
invertebrates
it is
usually
the same as
ventral.
Cf.
Hemal..
Tachyglossa
::
Tachyglossa
(n. pl.) A
division
of
monotremes
which
comprises
the spiny
ant-eaters
of
Australia
and New
Guinea.
See
Illust.
under
Echidna.
Cammock
::
Cammock
(n.) A plant
having
long hard,
crooked
roots,
the
Ononis
spinosa;
--
called
also
rest-harrow.
The
Scandix
Pecten-Veneris
is also
called
cammock..
Prevertebral
::
Prevertebral
(a.)
Situated
immediately
in
front,
or on the
ventral
side, of the
vertebral
column;
prespinal..
Bulbar
::
Bulbar
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to bulb;
especially,
in
medicine,
pertaining
to the bulb of the
spinal
cord, or
medulla
oblongata;
as,
bulbar
paralysis..
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