hurry-scurries (Meaning)
hurry-scurries
a confused rush
Synonyms & Antonyms of hurry-scurries
Synonyms:
- hubble-bubbles
- ruckuses
- hoo-has
- ados
- stews
- hooplas
- whirls
- roars
- rackets
- tumults
- kerfuffles
- hurricanes
- hurlies
- clatters
- splores
- shindys
- helter-skelters
- hubbubs
- williwaws
- do's
- uproars
- rows
- welters
- to-dos
- ructions
- hurly-burlies
- stirs
- zoos
- moils
- corroborees
- foofaraws
- pothers
- blathers
- hoo-hahs
- bustles
- storms
- squalls
- bluster
- hue and cries
- coils
- ballyhoos
- clutters
- bobberies
Antonyms:
hurry-scurries Sentence Examples
- The children hurry-scurried around the playground, their laughter echoing through the air.
- As the storm approached, the animals hurry-scurried to find shelter.
- With the deadline fast approaching, the employees hurry-scurried to complete their reports.
- The firefighters hurry-scurried to the scene of the blaze, their equipment clanking.
- The tourists hurry-scurried through the museum, eager to see all the exhibits.
- The shoppers hurry-scurried through the mall on Christmas Eve, searching for last-minute gifts.
- The commuters hurry-scurried to the station, anxious to get home after a long day.
- The students hurry-scurried to their seats as the bell rang, eager to start the lesson.
- The soldiers hurry-scurried through the trenches, preparing for the imminent attack.
- The ants hurry-scurried around the anthill, carrying food and supplies.
FAQs About the word hurry-scurries
a confused rush
commotions, fun, furors, rumpuses, alarums and excursions, bothers, noises, pandemoniums, shindies, disturbances
peaces,tranquillities, rests, calms, hushes, quiets, tranquilities,quietudes, orders,
The children hurry-scurried around the playground, their laughter echoing through the air.
As the storm approached, the animals hurry-scurried to find shelter.
With the deadline fast approaching, the employees hurry-scurried to complete their reports.
The firefighters hurry-scurried to the scene of the blaze, their equipment clanking.
