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Meanings of whirl in English
Usage of whirl in English
1
They're unnerving even now, months later; Grand Central without its human whirl.
2
She clung to this idea in the whirl of the new life.
3
The bow-string holding the stick made it whirl in the hole beneath.
4
The animal disappeared, swallowed in the whirl-wind that encompassed her and it.
5
The storm was coming, and it would have to whirl its course.
6
His lips smiled; his heart was in a wild whirl of happiness.
7
His mind was in an uproar with this whirl of new ideas.
8
His mind was in a vertigo with this whirl of new ideas.
9
Their souls whirl in the reel, and bound with the bounding feet.
10
The fine silt was easy to whirl into the storm they'd created.
11
My head in a whirl, I sought out Sri Yukteswar in Serampore.
12
They must lose themselves in the dash and whirl of daring moments.
13
In a whirl of indignation, Mrs. Hanway-Harley burst in upon Senator Hanway.
14
For somewhere in those whirl of thoughts a tiny hope had lingered.
15
All this was felt rather than thought in the whirl of action.
16
She was in a whirl of excitement as she shut the door.
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Whirl through the time
Whirl across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common