Webwhirl: [verb] to move in a circle or similar curve especially with force or speed.

Webwhirl definition: 1. to (cause something to) turn around in circles: 2. a continuous and exciting period of…. Learn more.

Webwhirl 1. To rotate rapidly about a center or an axis; spin. 2. To move while rotating or turning about: The dancer whirled across the stage. See Synonyms at turn. 3. To turn rapidly, changing direction; wheel: She whirled around to face him. 4. To have the sensation of spinning; reel: My head is ...

WebWhirl definition, to turn around, spin, or rotate rapidly: The merry-go-round whirled noisily. See more.

Webwhirl 1. To rotate rapidly about a center or an axis; spin. 2. To move while rotating or turning about: The dancer whirled across the stage. See Synonyms at turn. 3. To turn rapidly, changing direction; wheel: She whirled around to face him. 4. To have the sensation of spinning; reel: My head is ...

Web a whirl [= bustle] of activity She's trying to avoid getting caught up in the social whirl. [=busy social activity]

Webwhirl: 1 n the shape of something rotating rapidly Synonyms: convolution , swirl , vortex Type of: round shape a shape that is curved and without sharp angles n the act of rotating rapidly Synonyms: spin , twirl , twist , twisting Types: pirouette (ballet) a rapid spin of the body (especially on the toes as in ballet) birling , logrolling ...

WebSamuel Johnson's Dictionary (0.00 / 0 votes) Rate this definition: Whirl noun Etymology: from the verb. 1. Gyration; quick rotation; circular motion; rapid circumvolution. ’Twere well... To WHIRL verb To turn round rapidly. Etymology: hwrfan , Saxon; wirbelen, Dutch. Five moons were seen ...

Webwhirl around 1. To turn in the opposite direction very quickly or suddenly. I whirled around when I heard someone say my name, but... 2. To cause or force someone or something to turn or move in the opposite direction very quickly or suddenly. In this... 3. To cause or force someone or something to ...

Webwhirlwind: [noun] a small rotating windstorm of limited extent.