whirl

verb
UK /wɜːl/
US /wɜːrl/

To spin around very fast.

The dancers began to whirl across the floor.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A fast spinning movement.

The leaves moved in a whirl around the yard.

3. A state of busy activity and confusion.

The first day of school was a whirl of new faces and names.

4. To move or go quickly.

She whirled out of the room to catch the bus.