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windmilling

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windmilling [′win‚milĀ·iŋ]
(mechanical engineering)
The rotation of a propeller from the force of the air when the engine is not operating.


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The 14-time Olympic gold medallist had unveiled the windmilling stroke earlier this season, but coach Bob Bowman had said Sunday night that he'd be taking Phelps back to his freestyle roots.
But not even Susie was prepared for Todd's gauche antics last week, when he careered around, arms windmilling wildly and legs like spaghetti, before crashing off the rink.
WENGER'S UNHAPPY FINISH IN SPECIAL SPA The Fiver was reasonably surprised when, after Aaron Lennon scored Tottenham's fourth goal in that ridiculous shambles of a match at the Emirates last Wednesday, the normally emotional Arsene Wenger didn't run out of the stadium in tears, zigzagging down the Holloway Road windmilling his fists at innocent passers-by and putting the occasional shop window through.
 
 
 
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