spin

Australian term for the tobbaco that is mixed and "chopped up" with weed before it is smoked by many young people here.

"Can I scab a spin cigga?"
"This mix needs more spin, it's too straight."

by Diego July 8, 2003

spin

To present an incident in a particularly slanted or biased manner. Originated from the game of pool, wherein if one shoots the ball from the side to put “spin” on the ball, it will go into the desired hole. To properly “Spin” a story, one should employ a “Spin Doctor”.

“Spin Doctors” are frequently used by politicians to help write a slanted story which presents a “fact” in a far different way than most people would see it, had it been told directly and honestly.

Arnold Schwarzenegger hired spin doctors to write a response to the accusation that he groped women.

by LA Mac October 21, 2003

spin

go for a spin = go for a rideeeeeeee

i went for a spin in my honda civicus

by jing October 25, 2003

spin

A lie which has somehow been legitimized by an uneducated public. See newspeak, doublespeak

So much spin has come out of the Republican campaign, they must be dizzy by now.

by sinn98 September 8, 2004

spin

Public relations term, referring to slightly altering facts to portray a desired version of a story.

Using a vechile with the purpose of getting a feel for the way in which the vechile handles

We put a different spin on our massive lay-offs; we called it a "corporate restructuring"

I just wanted to take the bike out for a spin

by DivADPArADox October 23, 2003

spin

to trip out hardcore on L. past tense spun ;got spun

"man i'm gonna spin myself so hard at that show, your ass is gonna have to babysit me"

by eric October 23, 2003

spin

A person who throws a situation out of control. Usually avoided in social situations.

I'd go to the party but Phil the spin is there. More than likely we'll get the cops called on us, AGAIN.

by Csasba September 24, 2006