spinward adv.

Vega Jumpoff Station was a huge doughnut that rotated serently about its nodular hub in the quiet of space…. ‘Spinward’ and ‘contraspinward’ were curvilinear directions along the ring. ‘Up’ mean towards the hub. [Ibid. 141] There was a slight increase in weight as spinward jets came to life and sent Vega Jumpoff wheeling insignificantly faster about its hub.

They established directions. Spinward was back along the meteoric furrow dug by the Liar’s landing. Antispinward was the opposite direction. [Ibid. xxiii. 315] Across the spinward section of the city lay a cloud of black smoke. [Ibid. xxiv. 330] By now they were almost directly to spinward of the great mountain.

They retreated spinward from us. The auditorium is antispinward from here. We’ll have a slight jump on them.

He passed through the mechanical airlock and into one of the main transverse corridors. It was ten meters by twenty, and sixty kilometers long; three sides were small businesses and shops; on the fourth, spinward, was a slideway.

We bought another ten hectares just spinward of Toivo's place.

We ride a slidewalk spinward, then crowd into a hubward elevator. [Ibid. 49] The sensation of walking spinward inside a great turning wheel like Netherview Station is a little like walking up an endless inclined plane. Because your feet are borne forward by the rotation a tiny bit faster than your head, you might feel, if you’re attentive enough, as if you’re leaning slightly backward, or walking up the slightest of slopes. By the same token, a counterspinward stroll might feel a bit like a walk downhill.

The quality improved spinward, which was why this meeting place was in the opposite direction. [Ibid. 406] Nice address, though, Morgan noted, nothing fancy, but Level 5, spinward.