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Often used in the same context:
barrage,
slew,
spate,
whirlwind,
frenzy,
surge,
deluge,
onslaught,
bevy,
plethora,
string,
smattering,
rash,
wave,
spurt,
lull,
raft,
torrent,
fusillade,
welter,
dozens,
galore,
dueling,
buzz,
tidal wave,
swirl,
handful,
litany,
upsurge,
spike,
cascade,
firestorm,
hubbub,
maelstrom,
avalanche,
glut,
uptick,
drumfire,
scads,
blitz,
plenty,
boomlet,
waning,
aplenty,
tumult,
furor,
resurgence,
spree,
pair,
some,
headshakes,
lots,
torrid,
slue,
spark,
chatter,
preholiday,
myriad,
drumbeat,
anticipation,
dearth,
swarm,
fizzle,
burst,
salvo,
uproar,
cacophony,
passel,
boatload,
rattling,
groundswell,
whirl,
sorts,
series,
hoopla,
rush,
backlash,
upswing,
surfeit,
counterattack,
scramble,
couple,
fistful,
brouhaha,
aswirl,
haymakers,
tussles,
seesawing,
shakeup,
clampdown,
consternation,
bunch,
multitude,
outcry,
denunciations,
scare,
clamor,
logjam,
hammering,
upheaval,
sniping,
dealmaking,
flurries,
furore,
commotion,
disappointment,
effervescence,
skirmish,
unpleasantness,
embarrassment,
fillip,
outbreak,
panic
More specific:
bother,
deflect,
distract,
draw away
Appears in the definition of:
burst,
fit
More general:
commotion,
din,
move,
ruckus,
ruction,
rumpus,
snow,
snowfall,
tumult
Synonyms:
ado,
bustle,
confuse,
consternate,
disconcert,
fuss,
hustle,
put off,
snow flurry,
stir
Also try:
— Adjectives for flurry:
brief,
sudden,
great,
little,
initial,
first,
recent,
last,
final,
small,
wild,
more...
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