Similar words: beginning, at the beginning, at the beginning of, cunning, running, stunning, planning, rasping. Meaning: [spɪn] 
n. creating thread.
n. creating thread. 
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181. The subsidiary was built with the idea of spinning it off, they said.
182. She dawdled over her lunch, spinning out the minutes until she would see him.
183. The spinning top was losing momentum.
184. The collision sent the car spinning across the roadway.
185. The spinning turbine creates a vacuum.
186. The car was spinning along the highway.
187. The top was spinning merrily.
188. Our earth, it has been shown[sentencedict.com/spinning.html], is a spinning globe.
189. The log began to turn around them, spinning faster and faster.
190. If you have vertigo it seems as if the whole room is spinning round you.
191. Stars appeared everywhere, spinning round and round, faster and faster.
192. The heavy blow sent the enemy spinning to the ground.
193. Maggie's head was spinning in a daze of ultramarine blue far removed from Catholicism or Polynesia.
194. Louisa was dancing, spinning by herself, her skirt flying out and coiling around her feet.
More similar words: beginning, at the beginning, at the beginning of, cunning, running, stunning, planning, rasping, grasping, finnish, spin, pinnacle, spine, spinach, spindle, spindly, spinal cord, conniving, ripping, helping, damping, dipping, impinge, sloping, camping, carping, weeping, dumping, mining, dining.