spin

US /spɪn/
UK /spɪn/
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1.

turn or cause to turn or whirl around quickly

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The dancer began to spin on one foot.
The car wheels spun on the icy road.
2.

draw out and twist fibers into thread or yarn

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She learned to spin wool into yarn.
The machine can spin cotton very quickly.
3.

present a particular version of an event or situation, especially in a way intended to create a favorable impression

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The politician tried to spin the negative news into a positive light.
It's all about how you spin the story.
1.

a rapid turning or whirling motion

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The top made a fast spin on the table.
He took the car for a quick spin.
2.

a particular bias, interpretation, or point of view intended to influence public opinion

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The news report had a clear political spin.
They tried to put a positive spin on the company's financial losses.