quick, rapid
slow
back, side, top (usually topspin, etc.)
She puts heavy topspin on her serve.

go into
He had to stop the helicopter from going into a spin.

come out of
put sb/sth in, put sb/sth into, send sb/sth into (all figurative)
The president's death sent the stock market into a spin.

give sth
Give the clothes another spin.

impart, put
How do you put more spin on the ball?

dryer (BrE)
cycle
We stopped the washing machine before the spin cycle.
After a bitter divorce, the two actors were thrown into a media spin cycle. (AmE,figurative)

bowler, bowling (in cricket)

negative, positive
different, fresh, interesting, (whole) new, unique
She's put a whole new spin on the theme of corporate greed.

contemporary, modern
media, political
Labour, Republican, etc.

add, give sth, put
The chairman tried to put a positive spin on the closure of the factory.

doctor
government spin doctors

machine
the government's spin machine

with a spin
The film retells the famous legend with a Marxist spin.