English Language & Usage Asked on August 2, 2020
There is a phrase in Daddy-Long-Legs: "in a whirl of excitement". I searched for its meaning but I could not find something precise for that. Please let me know what does exactly that mean?
A Whirl of excitement is an metaphorical phrase used to evoke the imagery of a flurry of activity caused by some stimulus that causes excitement (such as the arrival of a guest). There is not necessarily a "whirl" (spinning motion), but the language is poetic and evocative.
Answered by cactusknight on August 2, 2020
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