Done or moved quickly, often due to time pressure; rushed or hasty.
From 'hurry' (possibly from Old Norse 'hurra' or similar); '-ed' makes it an adjective. The term became common in the 1600s-1700s.
People who rush through meals eat more than those who eat slowly—your brain takes about 20 minutes to register fullness, so 'hurried' eating literally makes you gain weight faster!
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