Spinning a Iain

A Scottish term equivalent to "spinning a yarn" meaning telling a tale. Often used in a poker context as a slow-roll baiting a player with talk of weak play before you turn over the nuts. Origin: Muskoka, ON

Mr MacDonald was spinning a iain asking his opponent if he had the King. After waiting a long time, he turned over the nut straight to bust out Eyeball.

by Ohmranger March 20, 2021

spinning willis

When one inserts oneself into a tree stump and glues oneself in that stump with gorilla glue that sits on a sears tractor and "lets it rip"

That burley lumberjack gave himself a spinning willis

by Jo Jo the Circus Boy February 25, 2005

Spin Back

An idiom used in the game 'Dahood,' which refers to getting revenge on someone who killed you.

This local just randomed me, imma spin back on her.

by NocturnalAllure August 25, 2023

Spinning Heads

When your with a group of people and your talking multiple shots and no one can function anymore.

Guy 1: Yo, what chu do last night?

Guy 2: Me and chris both threw down for a bottle and
all of us were spinning heads.

by rollinnug March 9, 2010

In the Spin Zone

out of your mind, burnt out, acting a fool, off your meds, higher level of consciousness

Vincent chin was in the spin zone when Anthony Rufa told him he wanted to pay for a Chinese wife.

by MBNU July 18, 2020

Skirt spin

Cute skirt spin go brrrrrrr

Joe: i spin skirt because cute femboy
Mam: yezssz
Joe: skirt spin epic

by C-moon June 21, 2021

Spin-And-Puke

Generic term for any kind of a rotating, spinning ride at an amusement park or traveling carney that has a reputation for turning the stomach around, as well as the rider, and through a combination of G-forces can induce queasiness and in some cases, vomiting. Even worse when the person has just eaten before getting on and spews on you.

Rides such as The Scrambler can be considered as Spin-And-Pukes. A Merry-Go-Round or rides intended for children are too mild to be considered Spin-And-Pukes.

There's a carney over by City Hall. Let's go ride some spin-and-pukes.

Sure, let's go to Cedar Pointe. I'm in the mood for a good spin-and-puke.

I used to be able to handle the spin-and-pukes when I was younger, but the merry-go-round is about all I can handle today.

by Old_Radio_Collector July 6, 2009