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hurry
verb (hurries , hurried , hurrying )
1 (often hurry someone or something up or along) to urge forward or hasten; to make them or it move or act more quickly.
2 intr to move or act with haste, especially with excessive speed.
noun
1 great haste or speed; a driving forward.
2 the necessity for haste or speed.
3 flurried or excessive haste.
4 commotion or confusion.
5 eagerness.
[16c: from English horyen ]
in a hurry
1 rushed; in haste They were in a hurry because they left late .
2 readily; willingly I won't do that again in a hurry .
verb (hurries , hurried , hurrying )
1 (often hurry someone or something up or along) to urge forward or hasten; to make them or it move or act more quickly.
2 intr to move or act with haste, especially with excessive speed.
noun
1 great haste or speed; a driving forward.
2 the necessity for haste or speed.
3 flurried or excessive haste.
4 commotion or confusion.
5 eagerness.
[16c: from English horyen ]
in a hurry
1 rushed; in haste They were in a hurry because they left late .
2 readily; willingly I won't do that again in a hurry .
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