Idiom of the day :- Hurly-burly

Usage, examples and definition of the Idiom :-

Intense, noisy activity A : My grandmother goes to Morello Market everyday. She’s there when it opens and doesn’t leave until it closes. B : Yes I’ve heard that it’s a very good market. It’s very busy with lots of stalls selling everything from food to antiques. does your grandmother go early so that she can buy the best things ? A : No she doesn’t buy anything. she only goes because she enjoys the hurly-burly ! This expression is based on the word hurling ( now meaning throwing with force ) which once described the sound of thunder and strong wind. It was originally rhymed with the nonsense word burling in the phrase hurling and burling before it developed to its present from.