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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
tediously;
to form by a slow
process,
or by
degrees;
to
extend
to a great
length;
-- with out; as, to spin out large
volumes
on a
subject..
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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..
Frisure
::
Frisure
(n.) The
dressing
of the hair by
crisping
or
curling.
Neuromere
::
Neuromere
(n.) A
metameric
segment
of the
cerebro-spinal
nervous
system.
Paxillus
::
Paxillus
(n.) One of a
peculiar
kind of
spines
covering
the
surface
of
certain
starfishes.
They are
pillarlike,
with a
flattened
summit
which is
covered
with
minute
spinules
or
granules.
See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
Goldfinch
::
Goldfinch
(n.) A
beautiful
bright-colored
European
finch
(Carduelis
elegans).
The name
refers
to the large patch of
yellow
on the
wings.
The front of the head and
throat
are
bright
red; the nape, with part of the wings and tail,
black;
--
called
also
goldspink,
goldie,
fool's
coat,
drawbird,
draw-water,
thistle
finch,
and sweet
William..
Cribellum
::
Cribellum
(n.) A
peculiar
perforated
organ of
certain
spiders
(Ciniflonidae),
used for
spinning
a
special
kind of
silk..
Mercury
::
Mercury
(n.) A plant
(Mercurialis
annua),
of the
Spurge
family,
the
leaves
of which are
sometimes
used for
spinach,
in
Europe..
Green
::
Green (n.) pl.
Leaves
and stems of young
plants,
as
spinach,
beets,
etc., which in their green state are
boiled
for
food..
Spine
::
Spine (n.) A rigid and sharp
projection
upon any part of an
animal.
Jaw
::
"Jaw (n.) One of a pair of
opposing
parts which are
movable
towards
or from each
other,
for
grasping
or
crushing
anything
between
them, as, the jaws of a vise, or the jaws of a
stone-crushing
machine..
English
::
English
(n.) A twist or
spinning
motion
given to a ball in
striking
it that
influences
the
direction
it will take after
touching
a
cushion
or
another
ball.
Vertebrated
::
Vertebrated
(a.)
Contracted
at
intervals,
so as to
resemble
the spine in
animals..
Infraspinate
::
Infraspinate
(a.) Alt. of
Infraspinou.
Spinal
::
Spinage
(n.) A
common
pot herb
(Spinacia
oleracea)
belonging
to the
Goosefoot
family.
Rynd
::
Rynd (n.) A piece of iron
crossing
the hole in the upper
millstone
by which the stone is
supported
on the
spindle.
Clarichord
::
Clarichord
(n.) A
musical
instrument,
formerly
in use, in form of a
spinet;
--
called
also
manichord
and
clavichord..
Prevertebral
::
Prevertebral
(a.)
Situated
immediately
in
front,
or on the
ventral
side, of the
vertebral
column;
prespinal..
Clutch
::
Clutch
(n.) The
hands,
claws,
or
talons,
in the act of
grasping
firmly;
-- often
figuratively,
for
power,
rapacity,
or
cruelty;
as, to fall into the
clutches
of an
adversary..
Acanthus
::
Acanthus
(n.) An
ornament
resembling
the
foliage
or
leaves
of the
acanthus
(Acanthus
spinosus);
-- used in the
capitals
of the
Corinthian
and
Composite
orders.
Acanthocephalous
::
Acanthocephalous
(a.)
Having
a spiny head, as one of the
Acanthocephala..
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