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hurtle

verb/ˈhɜr.təl/

to move or cause to move at high speed, often in a lurching or uncontrolled manner

The children hurtled down the hill on their sleds, laughter echoing in the cold air.

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word origin — Middle English 'hurtle', from Old English 'hyrtel', meaning 'to push' or 'to throw'.