Flurry/ˈflɜːri/ Definition 1 of 3Pro Tip 1/3Sudden Burst Use 'flurry' to describe a quick, unexpected rush of actions or emotions. The crowd's cheers rose in a flurry when the winning goal was scored. Pro Tip 2/3Short-lived 'Flurry' implies the burst is brief and doesn't last for a long duration. There was a flurry of questions after the surprising announcement. Pro Tip 3/3Intensity A 'flurry' often implies a period of intense activity or interest. A flurry of excitement filled the room as the celebrity walked in.