Whirl
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British pronunciation/wɜːl/
American pronunciation/wɜrl/

Definition & Meaning of "whirl"

to whirl
01

to turn or spin rapidly in a twisting motion

Intransitive
to whirl definition and meaning
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The autumn leaves whirled in a beautiful dance as they descended from the trees.
The leaves were caught in the wind and whirled through the air.
02

to revolve quickly and repeatedly around one's own axis in a circular motion

Intransitive
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The storm caused the windmill's blades to whirl as they generated electricity.
The toy top whirled around on the floor, entertaining the child with its spinning motion.
03

to cause or make something spin or rotate

Transitive: to whirl sb/sth
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The child whirled the top on the floor, watching it spin rapidly.
The chef whirled the ingredients in the blender to create a smooth sauce.
Whirl
01

the act of rotating rapidly

whirl definition and meaning
02

confused movement

03

a usually brief attempt

04

with full force

05

the shape of something rotating rapidly

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