Pinwheel ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Pinwheel ( noun )

1. A toy consisting of a wheel with several pins sticking out of it, that spins when blown or turned.
2. A decorative device consisting of a wheel with several colored parts or flaps that spins in the wind.

Origin:

The word pinwheel is derived from the combination of the words pin and wheel. it is a toy that consists of a wheel with several pins sticking out of it, that spins when blown or turned.

Examples:

1. The children were delighted by the colorful pinwheels spinning in the breeze.
2. The pinwheel toy was a popular item at the carnival.
3. She placed a pinwheel on top of the cake for a festive touch.
4. The pinwheel was a simple but entertaining toy.
5. The pinwheel is a common garden decoration.

(As a verb)

Pinwheel ( verb )

1. A toy consisting of a wheel with several pins sticking out of it, that spins when blown or turned.
2. A decorative device consisting of a wheel with several colored parts or flaps that spins in the wind.

Origin:

The word pinwheel is derived from the combination of the words pin and wheel. it is a toy that consists of a wheel with several pins sticking out of it, that spins when blown or turned.

Examples:

1. The children were delighted by the colorful pinwheels spinning in the breeze.
2. The pinwheel toy was a popular item at the carnival.
3. She placed a pinwheel on top of the cake for a festive touch.
4. The pinwheel was a simple but entertaining toy.
5. The pinwheel is a common garden decoration.