"twirlability" meaning in English

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          "text": "By sensing the load on the steering wheel and only providing assistance above a pre-set threshold, this aims to combine the road feel of a manual system on small steering inputs with easy ‘twirlability’ when manoeuvring.",
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          "text": "Sorry, wish I could help, but my three-and-a-half-year-old is the same way. Not only will she only wear dresses and nightgowns, but she rates them on their “twirlability” and won’t wear the ones that don’t twirl enough.",
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          "text": "At her first [dance] class, Pam tugged nervously at the pleats of her checkered, knee-length skirt. Lauren had looked up from the television long enough to suggest that Pam wear a skirt that had a little bit of “twirlability.”",
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