One term that rose to prominence in 2017: fidget spinner. This is part of a complete episode. Transcript of “”Fidget Spinner” for Word fo the Year?” You know now that I think about it, another term that burst onto the scene this year is the term...
sinko n.— «Crank or spinner baits allow you to cover water quickly and catch the active fish first. Then use sinkos or jigs after you know where the fish are.» —“Fishing Reports for Tapps (Pierce County)” by Bill Green Washington Lakes May 31, 2006...
spinner n.— «R acing fans and baseball hat fans hustled to the tables where they could claim their bright blue Saratoga hats, the second giveaway of the season.…He’d got just one hat, for himself, and was heading with his bag of racing papers to...
spinner n.— «There’s the predictable “Hi, Mum” and “Missing you, Julie” alongside common prison lingo such as “screw” and “spinner,” the latter a term referring to the inmate generally known as the unit idiot.» —“The House of Gronk” by Lara...
spinner n. a decorative automobile hubcap or rim which spins independently of the wheel to which it is attached. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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n.— «Few of the orginal Mustang spinner hub caps are available, but Lincoln has some used ones priced at $75.» —by Boyd Burchard Seattle Times June 22, 1985. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)