Definitions
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective Agitated; excited.
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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
flurry .
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Examples
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I suppose I was somewhat "flurried" by the danger of my situation, and did not do as well as I might have done.
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It crashed down to earth in the snow beyond and flurried the snow into dust.
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In his more than 40 years of public service, he kept extensive records of his votes, his meetings with presidents, and the more than 20,000 memos known as "snowflakes" he flurried on the Pentagon during his second run as defense secretary.
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At one point, about two hours into waiting three men flurried over, their jackets flapping and said, come with us.
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He was gazing, fascinated, at Kaluna, who was brushing at his own throat in a flurried, nervous way, as if to brush off the contamination of the fingers that had clutched him.
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He came to us much flurried one night and got us to help him with a memorial to the absentee proprietor, telling of the wild and gay doings of midnights in the rooms and corridors among “tired” business men and their prostitutes.
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The flurried goodbye of the morning, the one that had seemed so normal and perfect, floated up in front of her.
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Snowflakes flurried down, melting on her cheeks, as Richard, smiling, pointed at the sky.
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Your perching branches hover and protect the flurried winged ones and the dusty trailing nut seekers
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And I think you've seen with some of the statements that have been make I think uh Jenna when confronted with the uh statements about the uh drug addiction she flurried her position to TMZ the other day.
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