whirl

The implication is that we’ve not yet been whirled over the rainbow.

In 1957 they created the so-called Solar Do-Nothing Machine, which harnessed solar energy to power an aluminum toy that joyously whirled and spun.

Yet, as a longtime scholar of Russian and Soviet history, I believe that the diplomatic whirl has revealed glimpses of what a future peace deal may look like.

Sergei's first week of freedom has passed in a whirl of activity.

In the arms of another, he glanced and smiled as he whirled by.