flurry
//ˈflɜːri//
Noun
flurrySingular
flurriesPlural
1
A brief, light fall of snow or rain, often accompanied by wind.
A flurry of snow fell as we walked through the park.
2
A sudden burst of activity, excitement, or commotion.
The announcement caused a flurry of excitement among the students.
3
A number of things arriving or happening suddenly and at the same time.
The announcement triggered a flurry of questions from reporters.
Verb
1
To move or cause to move in an agitated or confused manner.
The sudden announcement flurried the staff.
2
To confuse or agitate someone.
The unexpected question flurried the speaker.