Spinster

A spinster, or old maid, is an older, childless woman who has never been married. A "spinster" is not simply a "single" woman, but a woman who has not formed a human pair bond by the time she is approaching or has reached menopause and the end of her reproductive lifespan.

I fear Robyn is going to end up a lonely spinster with only a cat by her side for company.

by ToewsRJ July 28, 2014

Spinky

Really Good

I am spinky

by Joe April 9, 2003

spinning out

used as v. to describe a state of being frustrated with mental tasks; being stressed out. Fraze popularized when mentioned by one character Rich in a film "Murder by Numbers".

I have three tests in two days, I am spinning out!

by Sasha Henke February 17, 2006

spinmeister

A political consultant or publicist who tries to get the media to interpret an event, usually embarassing to the client, in a favorable way; a pundit who voluntarily performs the same function

The spinmeisters tried to interpret Bill Clinton's relationship with Monica as an example of his feminist leanings

by cornholio October 4, 2003

spinning dits

To spin a dit would be to make a claim about an event which is usually extravagant but you, in your own mind believe is legitimate and such an erratic story will perhaps boost your street cred. Most other people with you will realise the nauseating exaggeration of such a story and tune promptly out.

Chris: Thats a nice house.
Mitchell: Yeah thats the same house at which my dad defused a bomb.
Chris (to companion that isn't Mitchell): Here he goes spinning dits again.

by Fraser Currie August 21, 2007

spinguine

A cross between spaghetti and linguine. Thinner than spaghetti but not so thin as linguine.

I just had a very tasty spinguine bolognese for lunch; now I'm going to get a frappuccino to round things off.

by Jonathan FeBland January 23, 2007

[spinarama]

a 360 degree spin used by atheltes,especially hockey players

"Did you see that spinarama Brandon just pulled?"

by bs74 December 22, 2008