Twirl (verb)

1. To rotate quickly and continuously about an axis or center; to spin.
2. To move in a circular or twisting motion.

Origin:

Mid 16th century: probably from middle english twirlen, from old english twirlian, of imitative origin.

Examples:

1. She twirled her baton.
2. He twirled his moustache.
3. She twirled around the room.
4. The dancers twirled across the stage.
5. He twirled the spaghetti onto his fork.