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spinner

n. a decorative automobile hubcap or rim which spins independently of the wheel to which it is attached. Subjects: , ,
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Citations: 1985 Boyd Burchard Seattle Times (June 22) p. C1: Few of the orginal Mustang spinner hub caps are available, but Lincoln has some used ones priced at $75. 2004 Denny Lee New York Times (Apr. 23) “The Dub Generation: Gearheads Go Hip-Hop”: It’s Dub, a niche car magazine with a tiny paid circulation that has nevertheless become the bible of the urban automotive subculture devoted to 20-inch-plus spinners—the outrageously flashy oversize wheels that pop up in nearly every MTV rap video—and the hip-hop attitude they connote.
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2.) “Spinner” (Adjective - Slang) Used among some men to describe an extremely petite young woman, usually with a lot of sex appeal – the term is thought to reference the small stature and weight of the woman; (IE she is so petite she could be spun around while riding the man during sex). Ex: Man #1- “Aw man, look at that girl, she’s so tiny.” Man #2- “yeah, she’s a spinner.”
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