Hurry

hur′i, v.t. to urge forward: to hasten.— v.i to move or act with haste:— pa.p. hurr′ied. — n. a driving forward: haste: tumult: a tremolando pa age for violins, ., in connection with an exciting situation.— adj. Hurr′ied .— adv. Hurr′iedly .— n. Hurr′iedne .— adv. Hurr′yingly .— n. Hurr′y-skurr′y , confusion and bustle.— adv. confusedly. [Imit. Cf. Old Sw. hurra , to whirl round.] Hurst to Hythe fāte, fär; mē, hėr; mīne; mōte; mūte; mōōn; th en.