Flurry
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 40
flur′i, n. a sudden blast or gust: agitation: bustle: the death-agony of the whale: a fluttering a emblage of things, as snowflakes.— v.t. to agitate, to confuse:— pr.p. flurr′ying; pa.p. flurr′ied. — v.t. Flurr , to scatter.— v.i. to fly up. [Prob. onomatopœic, suggested by flaw , hurry , .]
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