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spinnoun a rapid turning about on an axis or central pointthe ice skater moved into a tight spin at the end of her routine gyration, pirouette, reel, revolution, roll, rotation, twirl, wheel, whirl circuit, circulation, ring, roundcoil, curl, curve, spiral, twist, whorlcircle, orbiteddy, swirl a state of mental confusionthe news left me all in a spin daze, dazedness, fog, haze, muddle, swoon reverie, stupor, trancebefuddlement, bewilderment, perplexity, puzzlementdelirium, malaise, paralysiscloudiness, fogginess alertness, levelheadedness a short trip for pleasurea family out for a spin on a beautiful Sunday afternoon excursion, jaunt, junket, outing, ramble, sally, sashay, sortie journey, travel(s), voyagecircuit, tourexpedition, odyssey, safaridetourhike, peregrination, trek, walkpilgrimage to move in circles around an axis or centerspinning on its axis, the Earth makes one complete rotation every 23 hours 56 minutes 4 seconds gyrate, pinwheel, pirouette, revolve, roll, rotate, turn, twirl, wheel, whirl coil, curl, curve, round, spiral, swirl, twine, twist, windcircle, circulate, encircle, orbit, ringpivot, swivel to be in a confused state as if from being twirled aroundmy head spun as I contemplated all the possible problems this restructuring could cause reel, swim, turn, whirl swirl calm, collectsettle, steady to move (something) in a curved or circular path on or as if on an axisspun the child around until he was hopelessly dizzy pivot, revolve, roll, rotate, swing, swirl, swivel, turn, twirl, twist, wheel, whirl screw, unscrewtwiddlecoil, crank, reel, windcirculate before the 12th century |