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flurriesnounpl. of flurry a sudden and usually temporary growth of activitya flurry of activity on the floor of the stock market as soon as the news spread bursts, flares, flare-ups, flashes, flickers, flutters, outbreaks, outbursts, spurts recrudescences, recurrences, renewalsbinges, jags, spreesboosts, increases, pickups, upswings, upturnsepidemics, eruptions, explosions, paroxysmsdeluges, floods, rushes, spates, surges, volleyscommotions, furors, uproars calms, doldrums, slumps a sudden brief rush of winda flurry that scattered the fallen leaves blasts, blows, gusts, scuds, williwaws, windblasts breezes, zephyrscurrents, draftsairs, breaths, waftspuffs, whiffsbluster, gales, hurricanes, squalls, tempests, tornadoes(or tornados), windstormsnortheasters, northerlies, northers, northwesters, southeasters, southwesters, westerlies a rapid or overwhelming outpouring of many things at oncea patient with a mysterious illness being subjected to a flurry of tests barrages, blitzes, blitzkriegs, bombardments, cannonades, drumbeats, drumfires, fusillades, hails, salvos(or salvoes), showers, storms, volleys broadsides, earfulsavalanches, bursts, cataclysms, cataracts, deluges, discharges, engulfments, floods, flood tides, flushes, gushes, inundations, outbursts, outflows, outpourings, overflows, rashes, spates, surges, torrentscurrents, rivers, streams, tidesexcesses, gluts, overabundances, overages, overkills, overmuch, oversupplies, superabundances, superfluities, surfeits, surpluses dribbles, drips, trickles flurriesverbpresent tense third-person singular of flurryto trouble the mind of; to make uneasyflurried by visions of falls and broken bones, the parents wouldn't even allow the child to ride a bike agitates, ails, alarms(also alarums), bothers, concerns, derails, discomforts, discomposes, dismays, disquiets, distempers, distracts, distresses, disturbs, exercises, frazzles, freaks (out), fusses, hagrides, perturbs, undoes, unhinges, unsettles, upsets, weirds out, worries aggravates, angers, annoys, bugs, chafes, chivies(or chivvies), exasperates, frets, galls, gets, grates, harasses, harries, irks, irritates, nettles, peeves, pesters, piques, puts off, puts out, riles, vexesbedevils, haunts, plaguesabashes, confounds, confuses, discomfits, disconcerts, discountenances, embarrasses, fazes, flusters, jars, mortifies, nonpluses(or nonplusses), rattles, shakes updaunts, demoralizes, discourages, disheartens, dispirits, unnerves calms, composes, quiets, settles, soothes, tranquilizes(also tranquillizes) allays, alleviates, assuagesappeases, conciliates, mollifies, pacifies, placates, propitiates |