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whirl pronunciation in English [en]
Phonetic spelling:  wɜːl
    Accent: American Accent: American
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Definition - Synonyms

  • Definition of whirl

    • confused movement
    • the shape of something rotating rapidly
    • a usually brief attempt

  • Synonyms of whirl

    • commotion pronunciation
      commotion [en]
    • tumult pronunciation
      tumult [en]
    • agitation pronunciation
      agitation [en]
    • hurry pronunciation
      hurry [en]
    • rotate pronunciation
      rotate [en]
    • spin pronunciation
      spin [en]
    • twirl pronunciation
      twirl [en]
    • pirouette pronunciation
      pirouette [en]
    • wheel pronunciation
      wheel [en]

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