a light, brief shower of snow.

sudden commotion, excitement, or confusion; nervous hurry

There was a flurry of activity before the guests arrived.

Stock Exchange .

a brief rise or fall in prices.

a brief, unusually heavy period of trading.

a sudden gust of wind.

to put (a person) into a flurry; confuse; fluster.

(of snow) to fall or be blown in a flurry.

to move in an excited or agitated manner.

noun

calm , calmness , quiet

verb

calm , comfort , quiet

noun

ado , agitation , brouhaha , bustle , confusion , disturbance , excitement , ferment , flap * , flaw , fluster , flutter , furor , fuss , gust , haste , hurry , outbreak , pother , spell , spurt , squall , stir * , to-do , tumult , turbulence , turmoil , whirl , whirlwind , whirlpool

verb

bewilder , bother , bustle , discombobulate , discompose , disconcert , disquiet , distract , disturb , excite , fluster , flutter , frustrate , fuss , galvanize , hassle , hurry , hustle , perplex , perturb , provoke , quicken , rattle , ruffle , stimulate , unhinge , unsettle , upset , rock , shake , toss , ado , agitation , alarm , burst , commotion , confuse , confusion , excitement , gust , haste , hubbub , panic , scurry , shower , snowfall , spurt , squall , stir , whirl , wind