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spinner
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spinner
1. Informal a spin doctor
2. Cricket
a. a ball that is bowled with a spinning motion
b. a bowler who specializes in bowling such balls
3. a streamlined fairing that fits over and revolves with the hub of an aircraft propeller
4. a fishing lure with a fin or wing that revolves when drawn through the water
5. an angler's name for the mature adult form (imago) of various flies, especially the mayflies

spinner [′spinĀ·ər]
(engineering)
Automatically rotatable radar antenna, together with directly associated equipment.
Part of a mechanical scanner which rotates about an axis, generally restricted to cases where the speed of rotation is relatively high.


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Inside, opt for weedless soft-plastic jerkbaits, frogs, spinnerbaits, and flipping soft-plastic lures.
It is contradictory to a spinnerbait, which has horizontal movement in the water.
For bass, the most effective lures are spinnerbaits, crankbaits, and plastic worms.
 
 
 
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