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Spin (spin), USA pronunciation v., spun or ( Archaic) span, spun, spin

Idioms spin one's wheels, to waste one's efforts.

Slant: After the presidential debates each side put its favorable spin on the results.

Government a particular viewpoint or bias, esp.

a short ride or drive for pleasure: Let's take the new car out for a spin.

one that is sudden, alarming, etc.: The economy is in another bad spin.

a spinning motion or movement: We never notice the spin of the earth.

the act of causing a spinning or whirling motion: She gave the coin a quick spin.

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spin off, to create or devise using something already existing: The producers took the character of the uncle and spun off another TV series.to move or travel rapidly: The messenger spun out the door.She had spun out the project for over three years. to make longer than necessary: She spun the project out for over three years.to produce or invent in a manner like spinning thread: He spun a fantastic tale about his childhood.The coin spun on the tabletop for a moment. Animal Behavior to produce (a thread, web, etc.) by giving off from the body a substance that hardens in the air: The spider spun its web.Textiles to form (the fibers of any material) into thread or yarn: to spin wool into yarn.Textilesto make (yarn) by drawing out, twisting, and winding fibers: to spin thread.Spin /spɪn/ USA pronunciation v., spun /spʌn/ USA pronunciation spin Sport to bend (the bow) in preparation for shooting.Mathematicsto function (in a subspace of a vector space) as a span.to extend or reach over (space or time): a memory that spans 90 years.to provide with something that extends over: to span a river with a bridge.to extend over or across (a section of land, a river, etc.).to encircle with the hand or hands, as the waist.Weights and Measuresto measure by the hand with the thumb and little finger extended.Mathematicsthe smallest subspace of a vector space that contains a given element or set of elements.a limited space of time, as the term or period of living: Our span on earth is short.Aeronauticsthe distance between the wing tips of an airplane.

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the full extent, stretch, or reach of anything: a long span of memory.the distance or space between two supports of a bridge.the distance between two supports of a structure.a distance, amount, piece, etc., of this length or of some small extent: a span of lace.Weights and Measuresa unit of length corresponding to this distance, commonly taken as 9 in.Weights and Measuresthe distance between the tip of the thumb and the tip of the little finger when the hand is fully extended.Span 1 (span), USA pronunciation n., v., spanned, span

Span the space in time