Obs. rare. Also 6 -ary. [f. WHIRL v. + -ERY.] Whirling, circling flight (or ? roaring noise: cf. WHURL v.). In first quot. as part of a jingling refrain.
c. 1560. Doctour Doubble Ale, 436, in Hazl., E. P. P., III. 321. Fare well and a dewe; With a whirlary whewe, And a tirlary typpe.
1582. Stanyhurst, Æneis, III. (Arb.), 77. With gagling whirlerye flapping Theyr wings.
