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Plural for great haste

Plural for a typically loud state of activity or disturbance

Plural for a condition of being restless, uneasy or nervous

Plural for importance requiring swift action

Plural for the quality of being eager or enthusiastic

Plural for a sudden panicked rush of a number of horses, cattle, or other animals

Move or act with great haste

To cause to move or act with haste

To hasten the progress of or make easier

To bother or cause distress in (someone)

To push roughly

To leave or exit

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Noun

Plural for great haste

precipitousness

expeditiousness

precipitateness

foolhardinesses

instantaneities

impulsivenesses

immediatenesses

helter-skelters

thoughtlessness

instantaneousness

sprightlinesses

responsivenesses

light-footedness

quickwittedness

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“The hustle and hurry of the job persist in a surreal atmosphere of expectation and denial.”

Noun

Plural for a typically loud state of activity or disturbance

helter-skelters

alarums and excursions

hustle and bustle

much ado about nothing

breaches of the peace

comings and goings

topsy-turviness

Sturm und Drang

disorganizations

disorganisations

three-ring circuses

disarrangements

bouleversements

monkey business

public nuisances

senselessnesses

ridiculousnesses

dissatisfactions

topsy-turvydoms

topsy-turvyness

disappointments

temper tantrums

unpleasantnesses

discontinuations

no-win situations

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“May this little recess from the hurry of life enable me seriously to look into my heart, plan of life, and general conduct.”

Noun

Plural for a condition of being restless, uneasy or nervous

unsettlednesses

Sturm und Drang

sleeplessnesses

impulsivenesses

dissatisfactions

discontentments

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Noun

Plural for importance requiring swift action

Noun

Plural for the quality of being eager or enthusiastic

Noun

Plural for a sudden panicked rush of a number of horses, cattle, or other animals

Verb

Move or act with great haste

goes like lightning

goes hell for leather

goes like the clappers

gets a wiggle on

gets the lead out

gets your skates on

goes like a bat out of hell

makes short work of

goes like the wind

puts your foot down

puts on some speed

makes it snappy

steps on the gas

makes a run for it

goes like a bomb

gathers momentum

goes like a bullet

makes a break for it

launches oneself

makes oneself scarce

puts the pedal to the metal

shows a clean pair of heels

rattles your dags

puts pedal to the metal

runs like the wind

goes at top speed

goes like greased lightning

tears up the miles

goes at breakneck speed

goes like lighting

puts on a burst of speed

opens the throttle

beats a retreat

makes a quick exit

heads for the hills

beats a hasty retreat

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“He glanced over, his ears flicked up and he bounded to his feet to hurry over, then hesitated when he saw the two soldiers hovering at my shoulder.”

Verb

To cause to move or act with haste

“She tells me not to hurry her, as she wants to talk about it to her friends first.”

Verb

To hasten the progress of or make easier

opens the door for

smooths the path of

smooths the way for

assists the progress of

clears the way for

paves the way for

runs interference for

oils the wheels of

greases the wheels

gives a boost to

gives a push to

oils the wheels for

clears a path for

makes short work of

gathers momentum

picks up the pace

increases speed

finishes quickly

accomplishes quickly

achieves quickly

gives backing to

lends a hand to

takes the edge off

irons out the difficulties of

takes the sting out

collaborates with

gives assistance to

cooperates with

does someone a favour

bails someone out

pitches in with

does someone a service

are a factor in

opens doors for

gets stuck in with

makes a pitch for

puts on the map

gives a leg up to

goes to bat for

gets someone out of a tight spot

goes down the line for

lends a helping hand to

lends support to

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Verb

To bother or cause distress in (someone)

discombobulates

discountenances

throws off balance

sends into a spin

puts into a flap

throws into a tizz

puts someone off their stroke

gives a hard time

puts the wind up

puts out of countenance

puts someone off their stride

makes someone scratch their head

gives someone grief

sets someone back on their heels

makes uncomfortable

rattles one's cage

catches off balance

causes someone to lose their composure

causes to be at a stand

throws into a tizzy

blows your mind

goes to your head

makes self-conscious

causes anxiety to

throws into tizzy

gives a bad time

scares to death

pulls the rug from under

pulls the rug out from under

scares the bejesus out of

scares the living daylights out of

rubs up the wrong way

sets someone thinking

drives up the wall

gets on your nerves

gets under your skin

gets on your wick

causes disquiet to

destabilizes^US

destabilises^UK

takes the wind out of your sails

catches unawares

makes someone's hair stand on end

boggles the mind of

throws for loop

fills with consternation

knocks sideways

throws into disarray

fills with panic

brings up short

makes it tough for

causes suffering to

does a number on

makes miserable

causes anguish to

arouses anxiety in

knocks props out

hurts somebody's feelings

takes by surprise

stops someone in their tracks

catches one short

makes your head spin

messes with one's head

sends over the edge

drives to distraction

tries your patience

gets on one's nerves

drives round the bend

drives you up the wall

hits a sour note

puts on the spot

makes a monkey of

upsets the applecart

takes down a peg

gets one's comeuppance

takes the wind out

makes someone eat humble pie

gives someone the hump

makes someone see red

gets in your hair

gets your back up

puts your back up

strikes terror into

fills with fear

scares the pants off

gives someone goose pimples

chills to the bone

chills to the marrow

gives someone the heebie-jeebies

scares someone out of their wits

puts the fear of God into

freezes your blood

gets the wind up

curdlea the blood

throws into a blue funk

makes teeth chatter

makes one's hair stand on end

gives one the creeps

makes one's blood run cold

makes someone jump out of their skin

makes one's flesh creep

throws into a fright

scares someone half to death

presses the panic button

goes into a panic

becomes flustered

gets into a state

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Verb

To push roughly

fills to overflowing

exerts pressure on

fills to the brim

forces one's way

crushes against

packs like sardines

pushes violently

pushes suddenly

drives forwards

uses elbow grease

threads your way

makes one's way

works one's way

rough and tumbles

squeezes through

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Verb

To leave or exit

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