1732 (adj.), 1750 (adv.), 1754 (n.); probably a reduplication of hurry formed with awareness of scurry.
Huron
hurrah
hurricane
hurried
hurry
hurry-scurry
hurst
hurt
hurtful
hurting
hurtle
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