1. To shoot or grow on a long slender stalk or body.

2. A pin used in spinning for twisting the thread, on which when twisted it is wound; a slender-pointed rod or pin on which anything turns; any long, slender thing.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• spinkle,
• spinkler,
• spindal,
• spindely,
• spindels,
• spitle,
• spende,
• spinla,
• scandle,
• sandle,
• spinder,
• spindals,
• spindley,
• spind,
• spinds,
• spinl,
• pundle,
• sspindle,
• shopwindoe,
• spinele

• spend,
• spondee,
• spin-dry,
• spandril,
• spendable,
• spin drier,
• spindel,
• spinet,
• spent,
• sapindales,
• spender,
• spindly,
• spandex,
• spandrel,
• spindler,
• spin dryer,
• spindrift.

The adjective form of the word "spindle" is "spindly".

The plural of the "spindle" can be the "spindles".

The singular of the "spindle" can be the "spindle".