bustle
verbUK /ˈbʌs.əl/
US /ˈbʌs.əl/
To move around in a busy, noisy way.
People bustle through the train station every morning.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A noisy, busy activity with many people moving around.
The bustle of the city never stops.
3. A pad or frame worn under a skirt to make the back stick out.
The old dress had a bustle at the back.
4. To make someone hurry or push them along.
She bustled the children out the door.