fly around

1 of 1verb

/flaɪ əˈraʊnd/

Forms:flies around,flying around,flew around,flown around

1

to act in a disorganized or chaotic manner

With all the last-minute preparations for the event, her thoughts were flying around, making her anxious.
During the busy holiday season, shoppers tend to fly around the stores, trying to find the perfect gifts.
In the rush to pack for the trip, she started to fly around the house, trying to find her passport.
When the unexpected emergency alarm went off, passengers in the building started to fly around in a state of confusion.

2

(of ideas, rumors, etc.) to spread widely and quickly

News of the celebrity's engagement flew around social media within minutes.
In the digital age, false information can easily fly around the internet.
Rumors about the celebrity's secret wedding flew about among the fans.
Political rumors can fly around the capital, affecting public opinion.
The news of the upcoming event flew aroud the office, generating excitement among the employees.