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- noun Plural form of
spinning .
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Examples
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Around these colossal spheres of coruscating hellfire spun worlds whole and entire, swarming with life-forms more fantastic than the word spinnings of any storyteller.
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Well, maybe the olive does... and, Drunken spinnings are novelty yarns but could you successfully ply while drinking marinis at the wheel?
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A part of yesterday was spent doing test spinnings with all the test whorls I have made for the experiment.
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The old framings and spinnings and talking points came more assertively, the self-answered questions, the straw man arguments, as if this could somehow inject some credibility into the old worn-out lies.
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A part of yesterday was spent doing test spinnings with all the test whorls I have made for the experiment.
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Down in the area we call the flat garden where the old gravel driveway of the house next door used to end, more of a parking lot really, the blue Atlas Cedar holds the spinnings of a free style artist.
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There are many uses for the fine filaments of spider spinnings by the little ones.
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It's a story about failure, isolation ... listening more and more to the sounds of your own rhetorical spinnings to the exclusion of real-world goblins, and finally being shot to death in a rural schoolhouse by a drunken Bolivian soldier.
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As a mom concerned with the quality of science that will be taught to her child in public schools, I appreciate your efforts to control the political spinnings of scientific fact.
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Credit for that belongs not only to whoever fired the SA-7 at the reverend's copter but also to Rick Renard and his deft spinnings.
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