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Whirl
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Whirl
RELATED WORDS :
give it a whirl
whirl around
POS
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Noun, Verb (usu participle), Verb (intransitive)
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WORDNET DICTIONARY
Noun
Whirl
has 4 senses
whirl
(n = noun.event)
commotion
- confused movement;
"he was caught up in a whirl of work"; "a commotion of people fought for the exits"
is a kind of
motion
,
movement
Derived forms
verb
whirl
3
,
verb
whirl
5
,
verb
whirl
1
whirl
(n = noun.shape)
convolution
,
swirl
,
vortex
- the shape of something rotating rapidly;
is a kind of
round shape
Derived forms
verb
whirl
4
,
verb
whirl
2
whirl
(n = noun.act)
crack
,
fling
,
go
,
offer
,
pass
- a usually brief attempt;
"he took a crack at it"; "I gave it a whirl"
is a kind of
attempt
,
effort
,
endeavor
,
endeavour
,
try
whirl
(n = noun.act)
spin
,
twirl
,
twist
,
twisting
- the act of rotating rapidly;
"he gave the crank a spin"; "it broke off after much twisting"
is a kind of
rotary motion
,
rotation
has particulars:
pirouette
,
birling
,
logrolling
Derived forms
verb
whirl
4
,
verb
whirl
2
Verb
Whirl
has 5 senses
whirl
(v = verb.motion)
swirl
,
twiddle
,
twirl
- turn in a twisting or spinning motion;
"The leaves swirled in the autumn wind"
is one way to
go around
,
revolve
,
rotate
Derived forms
noun
whirl
1
,
noun
whirling
1
Sample sentence:
The wooden sticks Whirl
whirl
(v = verb.motion)
birl
,
spin
,
twirl
- cause to spin;
"spin a coin"
is one way to
circumvolve
,
rotate
Derived forms
noun
whirl
4
,
noun
whirl
2
Sample sentence:
The girls Whirl the wooden sticks
whirl
(v = verb.motion)
eddy
,
purl
,
swirl
,
whirlpool
- flow in a circular current, of liquids;
is one way to
course
,