1. moving in a quick, confused, or agitated manner; rushing about in a disorganized way
Usage: present participle of 'flurry'
2. occurring in sudden, brief bursts or gusts (especially of snow or wind)
Usage: present participle of 'flurry'; often used to describe weather

1. characterized by sudden, rapid, or confused activity or movement

Examples

• Snow was flurrying outside the window as we sat by the fire.
• The staff was flurrying about the kitchen, preparing for the dinner service.
• A flurrying wind scattered leaves across the yard.
• She felt flurrying anxiety as the exam date approached.
• The birds were flurrying between the branches in search of food.
• Despite the flurrying activity in the office, no one seemed to accomplish much.