Spools

In addition, many reconstruction efforts are ensnarled in spools of red tape spawned by a bevy of old and new government procedures. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Buying line in bulk spools is the most economical way. ❋ Unknown (2006)

That's because the spool diameter of almost all skirted spools is less than the old-style counterparts of comparable overall size. ❋ Unknown (1998)

Fortunately, most manufacturers label their spools with both characteristics, so you can read the fine print and shop intelligently for the smallest-diameter line that's still strong enough for your fishing. ❋ Unknown (2005)

Stretched between the spools was a thin film, shiny black on one side, dull black on the other. ❋ Jan Burke (1996)

There's still a hold-and-depress process to unlock the hydraulic spools, which is a bit of a pain. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Four clothes baskets are required as well as a variety of objects of various sizes and kinds, such as spools of thread, pillows, books, matches, balls, pencils, umbrellas, pins, and so on. ❋ Claude H. Miller (N/A)

The RNA "spools" that make up DNA in our genes need careful editing, too. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The loan that she needs will be used to purchase the materials, such as spools of thread, at Masaya la Manila and in her community where the best prices are offered. ❋ Unknown (2009)

It "spools" and is ready for access within about 2 seconds. ❋ Unknown (2009)

"Ordinary objects such as spools of thread, body parts, paper airplanes and rocks are converted into light-emitting plates and then physically pressed against photo paper to produce Lumetype prints." ❋ Unknown (2008)

Notably, the Curado E 300-size models ($250) have wide, deep line spools holding as much as 240 yards of 12-pound mono, making them suitable for both redfish and stripers. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Over there is Devorah Sperber's "After the Last Supper," made of 20,736 spools of thread and viewed through a crystal ball. ❋ Holly Finn (2011)

Bolts and tools, girders and spools of electrical wire. ❋ James Claffey (2011)

Reduced to essentials, an electric winch is a motorized drum that unspools and spools a length of heavy-duty wire rope. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I love my P-line and save money by having the guys at the local outdoor store load up the reels off a bulk spools. ❋ Unknown (2010)

"dude hold my drink whilst i spool [banksy]" "[brendy] [spooled] me so good the other day, he went all the way to his knuckle!" "fuck me! i get spooled so often that they will hafta start using a fist to spool me!!!" ❋ Geoff Blundstone (2006)

He was big ['un]. So [big that] he spooled me, and broke [the line]. ❋ Scrivener (2006)

1. Geeze hear that thing [spool up]? Must have a massive turbo! 2. My LSD is starting to [play up], I might have to go a full spool if I want to keep doing [burnouts]. ❋ FRYTONIGHT (2006)

"that guy is such a [spool]" Can be used synonomously in relation to the definition as a [subtle] [substitute]. ❋ Jt3000 (2010)

❋ SWZ (2003)

Mitch: Hey [Hincey], did you end up taking that asian girl home last night? Hincey: Yeah mate, got lucky and then [spooled] all over her face. Mitch: Hincey, you [slippery bastard] ❋ Jizzyjez (2013)

“[Don’t go] to the party it’s so [spool]” “They [close] at 9? That’s spool.” ❋ Bunkfunk (2021)

[Delete] the [satanic] spool [file]! ❋ Larstait (2003)

[Alyse] and Mango [spooled] and spooned until they [forked]. ❋ Wgbeg (2005)

what're you so [stoked] about? -- i'm str8 [spooling] on life (similar to stoked on life) that [spooler] has gone bucklouie i'm a little slow and spooled out today ❋ Spoolicus (2011)