spin
verbUK /spɪn/
US /spɪn/
To turn around and around quickly.
The kids love to spin on the playground merry-go-round.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To make thread from wool or cotton by twisting the fibers together.
My grandmother spins wool into yarn.
3. A fast turning movement.
The dancer gave a quick spin across the stage.
4. To tell a story in a particular way, often to make it sound better.
The company tried to spin the bad news as a success.