Spin
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 102
spin, v.t. to draw out and twist into threads: to draw out a thread as spiders do: to draw out tediously: to cause to whirl rapidly: to fish with a swivel or spoon-bait: to reject at an examination.— v.i. to practise the art or trade of spinning, to perform the act of spinning: to i ue in a small or thread-like current: to whirl, to go fast:— pr.p. spin′ning; pa.t. and pa.p. spun.— n. a rapid revolving motion, a spurt at high speed.— ns. Spin′ner , one who spins: ( Shak. ) a spider: a spinneret;
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