spin
The particular interpretation of an event or situation that is given by politicians.
The particular interpretation of an event or situation that is given by the media.
A completely new perspective on something.
A different interpretation or perspective.
Refers to a forward rotation on a ball, often written as one word (topspin).
An engaging or thought-provoking interpretation.
Refers to a backward rotation on a ball.
Refers to a sideways rotation on a ball.
Presenting information in a deliberately favorable way.
A new and original interpretation.
Presenting information in a deliberately unfavorable way.
A distinctive and one-of-a-kind interpretation.
Interpretation from the Labour party.
Interpretation from the Republican party.
The part of a washing machine's program where it spins to remove water.
Someone whose job is to present information to the public in a way that is most favorable to their client, especially a politician.
A machine that dries clothes by spinning them at high speed.
The collective effort of public relations and media advisors to create a particular public image or interpretation.
A style of bowling in cricket where the ball spins.
A cricket player who makes the ball spin when they bowl it.
To lose control and rotate wildly.
To make someone feel dizzy or confused.
To rotate around a central line, like a planet.
To turn around quickly and sharply.
To spin very fast and smoothly.
Used to introduce a particular interpretation or bias.
To rotate without obstruction or friction.
To turn and move back.
To turn and move away.
To cause something to rotate, e.g., in a washing machine.
To apply spin to an object, like a ball.
To begin to turn or rotate rapidly, often out of control.
To stop turning or rotating rapidly; to regain control.
To apply spin to an object, like a ball.