Pronunciation: /ˈwɜrlɪŋ/
verb to move or cause to move rapidly in a circular motion
A1 The children were whirling around in the playground.
A2 She started whirling her partner around the dance floor.
B1 The tornado was whirling with incredible force, destroying everything in its path.
B2 The helicopter blades were whirling as it prepared for takeoff.
C1 The dancer's movements were so precise and controlled, yet still whirling with energy.
C2 The whirlwind of emotions inside her mind was overwhelming, leaving her feeling lost and confused.
adjective moving or turning quickly in a circle
A1 The whirling wind blew my hat off my head.
A2 She watched in amazement as the whirling dervishes performed their dance.
B1 The whirling sensation in her head made her feel dizzy.
B2 The whirling blades of the helicopter created a deafening noise.
C1 The whirling thoughts in his mind kept him awake all night.
C2 The whirling vortex of emotions inside her was overwhelming.
formal The dancer performed a beautiful whirling routine on stage.
informal I saw a whirling dervish performance at the festival.
slang The party was a whirlwind of fun with everyone whirling around the dance floor.
figurative Her thoughts were whirling like a tornado, making it hard to focus.
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