In a state of confused excitement or nervous agitation; rushed and slightly disorganized.
From 'flurry' (a sudden burst of activity or confusion) plus '-ed' (past participle/adjective suffix), dating to early 19th-century English.
The word 'flurried' captures that specific social anxiety when you're flustered—not just busy, but busily confused, like someone trying to act normal while everything feels like it's spinning.
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