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“To rush around” in Japanese

Short answer

どさくさ dosakusa どさくさ

To rush around in Japanese is “どさくさ” (dosakusa). Full meaning: confusion, bustle, turmoil, trouble; to rush around, to act frantically.

Other ways to say “To rush around” in Japanese

ばたつく batatsuku to clatter, to rattle, to flap (noisily), to flutter, to thrash around; to get in a panic, to get in a flap, to rush around ドサクサ dosakusa confusion, bustle, turmoil, trouble; to rush around, to act frantically バタック batakku to clatter, to rattle, to flap (noisily), to flutter, to thrash around; to get in a panic, to get in a flap, to rush around ばたつき batatsuki to clatter, to rattle, to flap (noisily), to flutter, to thrash around; to get in a panic, to get in a flap, to rush around ばたつけ batatsuke to clatter, to rattle, to flap (noisily), to flutter, to thrash around; to get in a panic, to get in a flap, to rush around ばたつい batatsui to clatter, to rattle, to flap (noisily), to flutter, to thrash around; to get in a panic, to get in a flap, to rush around ばたつか batatsuka to clatter, to rattle, to flap (noisily), to flutter, to thrash around; to get in a panic, to get in a flap, to rush around ばたつこ batatsuko to clatter, to rattle, to flap (noisily), to flutter, to thrash around; to get in a panic, to get in a flap, to rush around ばたつこふ batatsukoo to clatter, to rattle, to flap (noisily), to flutter, to thrash around; to get in a panic, to get in a flap, to rush around ばたつこう batatsukoo to clatter, to rattle, to flap (noisily), to flutter, to thrash around; to get in a panic, to get in a flap, to rush around ばたつきゃ batatsukya to clatter, to rattle, to flap (noisily), to flutter, to thrash around; to get in a panic, to get in a flap, to rush around

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