1. past tense and past participle of whirl; to spin or rotate rapidly
2. to move or carry quickly in a circular motion
3. to feel dizzy or confused
Usage: often used with ‘around’

Examples

• The dancer whirled across the stage in her flowing dress.
• Strong winds whirled the leaves around the yard.
• She whirled around when she heard her name called.
• The tornado whirled through the countryside, destroying everything in its path.
• His head whirled with confusion after hearing the shocking news.
• The ice skater whirled faster and faster in her final spin.
• The helicopter blades whirled overhead as it prepared to land.