spinner
noun
Origin of spinner
Examples from the Web for spinner
Contemporary Examples of spinner
But those who condemn the Stockholm-born spinner for the drug-culture at his concerts should take a look at the facts.
What resembles a fishing lure dangles from his ear, a spinner bait designed to attract bass.
The Stacks: The Neville Brothers Stake Their Claim as Bards of the BayouJohn Ed Bradley
April 27, 2014
Later that same day, Spinner implored the officials to “walk over there and force him to give you the answer.”
Spinner wrote in an Aug, 28, 2009 email to an Energy Department official.
"I don't really have time for a job," she said, describing her work for Spinner as more of a hobby.
Historical Examples of spinner
For the American spinner the ring has undoubtedly many advantages.
The Fabric of CivilizationAnonymous
It may be sold by the spinner to the weaver or it may be woven in the mill in which it is spun.
The Fabric of CivilizationAnonymous
Spinner and spinster are the only pair of such words, which still survive.
English Past and PresentRichard Chevenix Trench
New Zealand Wools are very supple, which make them valuable to the spinner.
TextilesWilliam H. Dooley
It is affixed to the side of the spinner, under the left arm.
Romantic BalladsGeorge Borrow