Hurry; confusion.
I always hate to kiss old women what hain't got no teeth, and I was monstrous glad old Miss Stallins had her handkerchief to her face, for in the hurryment I kissed it.
--Maj. Jones's Travels
Hurry. Used in the Southern States.
Somehow in my hurryment I drapt my pan, jest like I did when I heard Old Blaze squeel.
-- Chron. of Pineville, p. 174.