sidespin
/ˈsaɪdˌspɪn/Definitions
1. noun
a spin imparted to a ball, especially a cricket ball or a tennis ball, so that it curves in a direction other than its initial direction.
“The bowler’s fast and furious sidespin made the ball spin sharply towards the batter.”
2. noun
a curve or turn of a path or a course.
“The hikers followed the winding trail with its many sharp sidespins that took them through dense forests.”
3. verb
to impart sidespin to a ball.
“The tennis player learned to sidespin her serves to make them drop sharply into the opponent’s court.”