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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. i.) To
stream
or issue in a
thread
or a small
current
or jet; as, blood
spinsfrom
a
vein..
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Port
::
Port (v. t.) To
throw,
as a
musket,
diagonally
across
the body, with the lock in
front,
the right hand
grasping
the small of the
stock,
and the
barrel
sloping
upward
and
crossing
the point of the left
shoulder;
as, to port
arms..
Hylaeosaurus
::
Hylaeosaurus
(n.) A large
Wealden
dinosaur
from the
Tilgate
Forest,
England.
It was about
twenty
feet long,
protected
by bony
plates
in the skin, and armed with
spines..
Capstan
::
Capstan
(n.) A
vertical
cleated
drum or
cylinder,
revolving
on an
upright
spindle,
and
surmounted
by a
drumhead
with
sockets
for bars or
levers.
It is much used,
especially
on
shipboard,
for
moving
or
raising
heavy
weights
or
exerting
great power by
traction
upon a rope or
cable,
passing
around
the drum. It is
operated
either
by steam power or by a
number
of men
walking
around
the
capstan,
each
pushing
on the end of a lever fixed in its
socket..
Prehensile
::
Prehensile
(n.)
Adapted
to seize or
grasp;
seizing;
grasping;
as, the
prehensile
tail of a
monkey..
Glioma
::
Glioma
(n.) A tumor
springing
from the
neuroglia
or
connective
tissue
of the
brain,
spinal
cord, or other
portions
of the
nervous
system..
Spiodea
::
Spiny (n.) See
Spinny.
Hardspun
::
Hardspun
(a.)
Firmly
twisted
in
spinning.
Substance
::
Subspinous
(a.)
Situated
beneath
a
spinous
process,
as that of the
scapula;
as,
subspinous
dislocation
of the
humerus..
Spindle
::
Spindle
(n.) A shaft or pipe on which a core of sand is
formed.
Paraplegy
::
Paraplegy
(n.) Palsy of the lower half of the body on both
sides,
caused
usually
by
disease
of the
spinal
cord..
Wrasse
::
Wrasse
(n.) Any one of
numerous
edible,
marine,
spiny-finned
fishes
of the genus
Labrus,
of which
several
species
are found in the
Mediterranean
and on the
Atlantic
coast of
Europe.
Many of the
species
are
bright-colored..
Gripe
::
Gripe (n.) A
device
for
grasping
or
holding
anything;
a brake to stop a
wheel.
Spinnies
::
Spinning
() a. & n. from Spin.
Amyelous
::
Amyelous
(a.)
Wanting
the
spinal
cord.
Journal
::
"Journal
(a.) That
portion
of a
rotating
piece,
as a
shaft,
axle,
spindle,
etc., which turns in a
bearing
or box. See
Illust.
of Axle box..
Whorl
::
Whorl (n. & v.) The fly of a
spindle.
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..
Tragacanth
::
Tragacanth
(n.) A kind of gum
procured
from a spiny
leguminous
shrub
(Astragalus
gummifer)
of
Western
Asia, and other
species
of
Astragalus.
It comes in hard
whitish
or
yellowish
flakes
or
filaments,
and is
nearly
insoluble
in
water,
but
slowly
swells
into a
mucilaginous
mass, which is used as a
substitute
for gum
arabic
in
medicine
and the arts.
Called
also gum
tragacanth..
Vertebrated
::
Vertebrated
(a.)
Contracted
at
intervals,
so as to
resemble
the spine in
animals..
Fulcrum
::
Fulcrum
(n.) One of the
small,
spiniform
scales
found on the front edge of the
dorsal
and
caudal
fins of many
ganoid
fishes..
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