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spinny thing 

(If you speak German you will or should know what this is already!)
Kannst du Deutsch dann hättest du wohl schon gewußt worum es hier geht, dir kőnnte ich keinen großeren Hinweis als dieser Satz bieten! ;) Verstehst du nun?!

A spider! A spinny thing is a spider!

(Eine Spinne!!! Ein spinnendes Ding! Ein spinnendes Spinneding!)

Makes sense dunnit? Its that horrific looking 8 legged arachnid thingie that spins webs and makes you scream when it crawls up your leg!

In German its 'die Spinne' pronunciation is (more or less) 'd spinny'.
1. I really hate those spinny things! Crush them any time I see a Spinny Thing!

2. The French calls their peanuts "l'arachide" look awfully like "l'arachnids" dunnit, an intentional pun (peanuts do taste and smell like spinny things except the spinny things are million times worse) :p

3. Spin goes the spinny thing spinny spin spin <stomp> the spinny' thing spins no more! Huge spinny thing that was!

4. The Germans called it a 'Spinne' from the beginning because that is what it is! It's only logical to call a Spinny Thing a 'Spinne' but if its up to me I would call it 'die Spinnendesache' or 'das Spinnendeding' ie 'the Spinny Thing' to make it complete!
spinny thing by nimbys_suck August 4, 2022
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The spinny thing with the baskets

Something retarded people call a Ferris wheel
My bf said “let’s go on the spinny thing with the baskets” so I looked at him disappointedly and asked “the Ferris wheel?”

spinny round thing 

A spinny round thing is anything tangible and visible that rotates as part or whole of its known usage.
A spinny round thing is almost always useful and pointing in the general direction of a spinny round thing usually leads the listener to the correct choice of object which has been applied the title spinny round thing.
An oven is not a spinny round thing, nor is a curtain and yet a yo-yo is!
A washing machine is one of the most common spinny round things, so the wife may say to her househusband - "Hey dear, could you empty the spinny round thing when it has conmpleted its cycle and hang the washing on the line to dry?!"

Or - aforementioned househusband (we'll call him Mike as we're getting to know him quite well now)may be using the food mixer to whip up some clotted cream when all of a sudden the spinny round thing stops spinning round (what a thing!) and he may, on his wife's return say to her " I miust go the the electrical store to purchase a new spinny round thing as the old one stopped rotating and don't go in the bin as there's white creamy clots everywhere!
spinny round thing by Barry Davies December 14, 2008

Ying Yang Spinny Thang

It's used to refer to a turbo for combustion engines. commonly used In shinyodd's streams when he plays automation the game. I honestly don't know how he didn't realize what it is.
"Add a ying yang spinny thang to it"

Ying Yang Spinny Thang

In one of Shinyodd's streams the origin of this meme created by his viewers started and is referring to a chinese, cheap and fake turbocharger. A spinny thang is supposed to be a turbocharger as it spins and it is saying a thing that spins , that is, a turbocharger. And, Ying Yang is supposed to be chinese. We all know cheap and especially chinese things have bad quality and are faking other companie's products so this ying yang spinny thang is used on ricers of some 16 year old with his first car and cheap Ebay mods.
Would you put a YING YANG SPINNY THANG in that car?

ying yang spinny thang

sOMeoNe WhO KNowS a ForM oF mArtIAL ArtS aNd usEs iT tO KooK TheRe DoGE.
hey look its chingXlang hes doing the ying yang spinny thang of mr Ruffles the town doge.

Rolley Spinney thingie 

A small bug found In the ground that typically will flip over and spin around if it is touched.
Hey man! Don't touch that rolley pulley! What? I thought it was called a Rolley Spinney thingie!
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