Spinner
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Spinner may refer to:
- Spinner Dolphin, a dolphin species
- Spinnerbait, a type of fishing lure
- Spinner (computing), a graphical widget in a GUI
- Spinner (Blade Runner), a flying car from the film Blade Runner
- Spinner (wheel), an accessory that goes on an automobile wheel and spins independently
- Spinner (cell culture), laboratory equipment for cultivating plant or mammalian cells
- Spinner (game), a method of randomly determining something in a game, usually movement
- Spinner (album), a 1995 album by Brian Eno & Jah Wobble
- Spinner (locomotive), a locomotive of the former Midland Railway (UK) 115 Class
- Spinner.com, a music website owned by AOL
- Spinner (Ball Python), a designer morph between a Pinstripe and a Spider Ball python.
- Spinner (MIT Media Lab), a system that automates the creation of user-generated, documentary video by augmenting a network of video cameras integrated into the environment with on-body sensing.
People named Spinner include:
- Gavin "Spinner" Mason, a character from Degrassi: The Next Generation played by Shane Kippel
- Bryson Spinner, American football quarterback .
- Francis E. Spinner (1802 – 1890), U.S. Representative from New York.
- Jackie Spinner, American journalist.
- Leopold Spinner (1906 – 1980), Ukrainian-born, British-domiciled composer and editor.
- Tony Spinner, American rock and blues singer and guitarist.
- Spinner, a character in the animated TV series Clutch Cargo
Spinner may also refer to:
- Spinner (aircraft), the aerodynamic cone at the hub of an aircraft propeller
- a spin bowler in cricket
- in manufacturing, a spin coating
- a person spinning textiles
- a spinning machine, a type of exercise bicycle
- a person that spins pens
- an article spinner
[edit] See also
- Spinor (mathematics)
- Spinlock
- Spinners (disambiguation)
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