- SPIN
- English
- Reel
- Test drive
- ____ doctor
- Top movement
- Word before cycle or doctor
- TV's "___ City"
- Tail or top follower
- Type of doctor
- With 37D, TV comedy with Michael J. Fox
- __ doctor
- Test one's luck with a bottle or a wheel
- Azealia Banks was on the cover of its last print edition
- Political propaganda, essentially
- P.R. B.S.
- Practice PR
- Play records
- Turn around
- Music magazine whose logo is a 45 rpm adapter
- SoulCycle exercise, briefly
- Birl
- English, say
- English, e.g.
- Joyride
- Feel vertiginous
- Media bias
- Whirl
- Whirl like a dervish
- Kind of doctor?
- Wheel of Fortune option
- Politicized slant
- Use a jenny
- Be in a whirl
- Self-serving slant
- Skating-routine move
- Change negatives to positives
- Rotate rapidly
- Offer a charitable interpretation of, say
- English quality
- Sugarcoat
- Drive to nowhere in particular
- Washer cycle
- Work on a web site?
- Brief pleasure ride
- Go around
- Go around in circles
- Play the D.J.
- Wheel of Fortune choice
- Wash cycle
- Biased viewpoint
- Gyrate
- Pirouette
- Job for a doctor?
- Pop music magazine
- Short drive
- Wheel of Fortune turn
- Develop a web site?
- Tail tail
- Create yarn
- Political slant
- Interpretation
- A pitcher may put it on the ball
- Make thread
- Pop music magazine founded by Bob Guccione, Jr.
- Conceptual "adjustment"
- Play, as a record, slangily
- No ___ Zone ("The O'Reilly Factor" segment)
- Quantum mechanics phenomenon
- Rotate
- Control, as a scandal
- It's put on scandals and ping pong balls
- Make like a top
- ____ doctor: political aide
- DC damage control
- Make a web site?
- Make yarn
- Media slant
- ___ doctor
- ___ the bottle
- Short ride
- Casual drive
- Bias
- Reinterpret for political gain
- Slant
- Turn around quickly
- Whirl around
- Casual car ride
- Make positive, in a way
- Slanted type in the paper?
- Biased interpretation
- Turn in a game of dreidel
- Pol's forte
- Forte of a certain "doctor"
- Reinterpret, in a way
- Turn in a kissing game
- Go a few rounds?
- Ride
- Quick trip
- Ride in new wheels, say
- Doctor's specialty?
- Laundry cycle
- Work on the web
- Game show turn
- Quick ride
- Rotate like a top
- Go round and round
- Remedy from a doctor?
- Bit of public relations deception
- Deceptive distortion
- Public relations distortion
- Reinterpret
- Knuckler's lack
- PR firm's forte
- Go in circles
- Public relations specialty
- With the circled word in the grid's center, what each circled word is?
- Public relations staple
- Roulette wheel action
- Take a turn
- Twirl
- Make a web
- Recreational drive
- Shade the truth
- Whitewash the facts
- Pundit's interpretation
- Revolve
- __ City (Fox sitcom)
- Slant the news
- Brief outing
- English, in billiards
- Excursion
- Quick drive
- Try at roulette
- Wheel of Fortune action
- Damage control, in politics
- Board-game turn
- Publicist's concern
- Pleasure drive
- Board-game turn, sometimes
- Promotional activity
- Quick car ride
- Move like a top
- Board-game turn, often
- Brief car ride
- Quick car trip
- Twirl around
- Public relations effort
- Create, as a web
- Give it a whirl
- Assemble, as yarn
- Travel around
- Doctor specialty
- Emulate electrons
- Idle drive
- Jaunt
- Ping-pong tactic
- PR person's expertise
- Skating maneuver
- Board-game turn, at times
- Pundit's take
- PR "performance"
- Political damage control
- Short car ride
- Doctor's work?
- Figure skater's camel, e.g.
- What makes a curveball curve
- Madonna was on its first cover in May 1985
- Rival of Blender
- Quark property
- The No ___ Zone (Bill O'Reilly book)
- What you will see on the news on Election Day
- Draw out and twist into threads.
- Fall of a plane.
- Cruise on wheels.
- Short auto trip.
- Produce slowly.
- What did Penelope do?
- Trail.
- What chorus does in "Flying Dutchman."
- English on a billiard ball.
- A rapid drive.
- Automobile ride.
- Make into thread.
- A ride in the family car.
- Airplane maneuver.
- Rapid ride.
- Tell, as a yarn.
- Weave.
- A rapid ride.
- Merry-go-round ride.
- Top turn.
- Aerial maneuver.
- Short ride in a car.
- Short trip in a car.
- Move along smoothly.
- Plane maneuver.
- Protract (with "out").
- Tell a story.
- Move swiftly: Colloq.
- Short drive: Colloq.
- Top action.
- Short trip in a vehicle.
- Car ride.
- Washing machine cycle.
- Ballet maneuver.
- What Clotho was destined to do.
- Mental whirl.
- Short pleasure ride.
- Make linsey-woolsey.
- Rapid turn.
- Short auto ride.
- Turn quickly.
- Top quality?
- Wheel.
- Auto ride.
- Form a web.
- Start a roulette game
- What lilies don't do
- Relate in a way
- Use a top
- Pleasure trip
- Relate, as a yarn
- Start the roulette game
- Short trip
- Start a casino wheel
- Rotation
- What the lilies don't do
- Birl or whirl
- Gyre
- What spiders do
- Motorist's outing
- Word with top or tail
- Air-show maneuver
- Motorist's short trip
- Weave a web
- GUSH
- English, to Hoppe
- Make up yarns
- Ride in a roadster
- Use a distaff
- Tennis-ball movement
- Emulate Clotho
- What dreidels do
- Barnstorming action
- What teetotums do
- Fabricate
- Specialty of some doctors
- It may be on a tennis ball
- Turn in many a children's game
- Fast eddy
- Popular music magazine
- Showcase lead-in on "The Price Is Right"
- Wash or dry cycle
- D.J.'s offering, informally
- Something to take in a car
- Turn at roulette
- Twirl ... or a cryptic hint to 20-, 36- and 51-Across?
- Washer or dryer action
- With 22-Across, prepares to put on the line
- Alternative to "roll the dice"
- Turn in many a children's board game
- Electron property
- Turn in many a kids' game
- Do some political damage control
- Roulette action
- Some talk on political talk shows
- Suffer vertigo
- Prepare, as cotton candy
- Music magazine founded by Bob Guccione Jr.
- Option on "Wheel of Fortune"
- Part of a publicity agent's job
- P.R. firm's job
- ___ room (site of postdebate political commentary)
- Top motion
- P.R. task
- Prepare to pin the tail on the donkey, say
- What a pool shark puts on a ball
- What planets do on their axes
- What the earth and many political analysts do
- ___ room (postdebate area)
- Wheel of Fortune play
- Certain break-dancing move
- It keeps a top up
- Property of a subatomic particle
- Turn in a popular game show
- Attempt to control the narrative, in a way
- Type of angular momentum, in physics
- Whirl or twirl
- Quick drive, informally
- Dreidel turn
- Music magazine since 1985
- Present in a favorable light
- Quick drive around town
- Subjective take
- DJ
- TV's '-- City'
- Not Rolling Stone
- Rolling Stone mag foe
- Roulette turn
- Popular music mag
- Rolling Stones' thorn
- Little Miss Can't Be Wrong ___ Doctors
- You ___ me right round
- Dead or Alive "You ___ Me Round"
- What Dead or Alive will do to a record?
- Trip to nowhere
- Hit the turntable like Tiff McFierce
- Move like a child in a tutu
- Move like a dreidel
- Begin one's turn, in some board games
- Word with dryer or doctor
- Tell imaginative tales
- Short motor trip
- Brief drive
- Damage control tactic
- Tail follower
- Wheel of Fortune motion
- ___ class (cycling session)
- P.R. firm specialty
- Rotate like a dreidel
- Final washer cycle
- P.R. slant
- Play, as records
- SoulCycle verb (Last 3 + ...)
- What you may put on a cue ball
- ___ Doctor (punny name for a DJ)
- Turn like a top
- Motor trip
- Witt maneuver
- ____ City : Michael J. Fox sitcom
- Media word for political bias
- Doctor's type?
- Skating move
- Media viewpoint
- Spokesman's specialty
- It may be applied to a tennis ball
- Politician's forte
- PR man's tactic
- Press agent's specialty
- Drive to nowhere
- Washroom cycle
- Board game turn, maybe
- Board game turn, perhaps
- Sunday drive, maybe
- What many fidget toys do
- Dreidel's movement
- Publicist's distortion
- Turn in the board game Life
- DJ a set
- Ping-Pong technique
- This is making my head ___!
- Go for a ___ (take a casual drive)
- First step of a turn in The Game of Life
- Pool player's technique
- Rolling Stone competitor
- Shape public opinion
- Game turn
- Quick jaunt
- Doctor's job
- Take turns
- Favorable slant
- Flack's forte
- Carville specialty
- Rolling Stone rival
- Doctor's rotation?
- It makes a curveball curve
- Muon momentum
- Political spokesman's specialty
- Turn in a Twister game
- 1 for photons and 2 for gravitons
- Pedal in place
- Rapidly rotate
- Control damage, politically
- Emulate a DJ or a political handler
- Washer action
- Flack's specialty
- Put a good face on
- Go around and around
- Some political damage control
