Hurry
101hurry-skurry — noun see hurry scurry …
102hurry-skurry — noun To hurry; act hurriedly …
103hurry along — see hurry up …
104hurry up and wait — to prepare quickly for an activity that is then delayed. Air travel seems to be nothing but hurry up and wait you race to the airport two hours before your flight time, and then depart two hours late …
105hurry-skurry — I. n. (Colloq.) Flutter, flurry, agitation, confusion, hurry, fluttering haste, great confusion. II. ad. Confusedly, pell mell, helter skelter, headlong, with a huddling rush, heels over head …
106hurry call — noun : an emergency summons * * * hurry call, a call for immediate help in an emergency …
107hurry-durry — adjective Etymology: reduplication of hurry (II) obsolete, of weather : windy and rainy …
108hurry-burry — I. |həri|bəri noun ( es) Etymology: reduplication (influenced by hurly burly) of hurry (II) Scotland : hurly burly …
109hurry-scurry — n., adj., & adv. n. disorderly haste. adj. & adv. in confusion. Etymology: jingling redupl. of HURRY …
110hurry-up — (Roget s Thesaurus II) adjective Designed to meet emergency needs as quickly as possible: Informal: crash, rush. See FAST …