whirlwind
/ˈhwɜrlwaɪnd/Definitions
1. noun
A violent or turbulent flow of air; a tornado or whirlpool.
“The tornado was a massive whirlwind that destroyed entire neighborhoods.”
2. noun
A person or thing that causes a great commotion or excitement.
“The new celebrity was a whirlwind on social media, with millions of followers.”
3. noun
A period of time marked by rapid and intense activity or excitement.
“The summer festival was a whirlwind of music, art, and food.”
4. verb
To cause or create a whirlwind or a state of confusion or excitement.
“The news of the surprise party would whirlwind the guests with excitement.”