Present participle of dirl; experiencing a tingling, piercing, or thrilling sensation; vibrating or affecting sharply.
From the Scottish verb 'dirl' plus the standard English -ing suffix.
The -ing form of 'dirl' creates a lovely onomatopoeia effect—'dirling' actually sounds like the feeling it describes, which might be why Scots kept using this word.
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