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A noisy disturbance

An illegal or dishonest scheme for obtaining money

Deviousness or aimlessness

A bustling to-do, excited speech or noise, usually loud

Any activity that is pursued as a trade or profession

A person's employment status

A thing that can be heard

A group of people engaged in a shared enterprise, typically unlawful in nature

The state of being illegal or against the law

The conducting of trade, business or commerce

Club used for striking balls

The state or condition of being villainous

The action or crime of stealing

Great subtlety and tact in handling or manipulating people or difficult situations

The world of criminals or of organized crime

Something done for pleasure or entertainment

Rumour, gossip, or speculation

A prolonged, deep, reverberating sound

Put beyond the limits of the law, forbidden, against the law

Take part in a violent public disturbance

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Noun

A noisy disturbance

tintinnabulation

unmelodiousness

inharmoniousness

explosive noise

lack of harmony

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“More residents in Scotland say they are disturbed by the racket from nearby pubs than anywhere else in the UK.”

Noun

An illegal or dishonest scheme for obtaining money

criminal activity

fraudulent scheme

illegal enterprise

bit of sharp practice

confidence game

confidence trick

treacherousness

bait-and-switch

stab in the back

course of action

bait and switch

sleight of hand

piece of deception

victimisation^UK

victimization^US

monkey business

daylight robbery

secret understanding

mode of behaviour

mode of conduct

method of working

fradulent artifice

fraudulent artifice

false-heartedness

untrustworthiness

proposed action

breach of trust

demanding money with menaces

courses of action

manoeuvrings^UK

maneuverings^US

confidence tricks

misrepresentation

practical jokes

accomplishments

instrumentalities

standard operating procedures

unscrupulousness

underhandedness

confidence games

resourcefulness

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“It was only later that he learned that one of his neighbours had been running an illegal drinks racket and had skipped the country without paying the necessary bribe to the authorities.”

Noun

Deviousness or aimlessness

unscrupulousness

underhandedness

untrustworthiness

monkey business

double-crossing

breach of trust

stab in the back

disingenuousness

pretentiousness

duplicitousness

sanctimoniousness

pharisaicalness

being two-faced

false profession

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Noun

A bustling to-do, excited speech or noise, usually loud

alarums and excursions

hustle and bustle

fuss and bother

all hell broken loose

all hell breaking loose

chaotic situation

monkey business

propaganda campaign

breach of the peace

hell broke loose

street fighting

violent disorder

disorganization^US

extensive publicity

demoralization^US

misunderstanding

demoralisation^UK

disorganisation^UK

a three-ring circus

emotional upset

tempest in a teapot

fuss and feathers

storm in a teacup

much ado about nothing

Sturm und Drang

tempest in a teacup

mountain out of a molehill

comings and goings

tempest in a tea-kettle

hectic activity

difficult situation

toing and froing

flurry of activity

state of unrest

tropical cyclone

dissatisfaction

lengthy process

rough-and-tumble

knock-down-drag-out

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Noun

Any activity that is pursued as a trade or profession

line of business

what one is into

specialization^US

specialisation^UK

line of employment

line of country

person's calling

area of expertise

commercial enterprise

means of earning one's living

area of activity

sphere of influence

sphere of activity

sphere of study

sphere of interest

source of income

means of support

source of revenue

bread and butter

object of study

distinguishing feature

special project

object of attention

piece de resistance

field of concentration

piece of business

area of interest

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Noun

A person's employment status

employment status

position of employment

means of livelihood

line of business

means of earning a living

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Noun

A thing that can be heard

tintinnabulation

explosive noise

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Noun

A group of people engaged in a shared enterprise, typically unlawful in nature

organisation^UK

organization^US

strategic partnership

social organization

public-interest group

fringe movement

legislative body

group of friends

gathering of witches

the crème de la crème

political party

multinational organization

holding company

business organization

theater company

touring company

crowd of people

fraternization^US

fraternisation^UK

military government

municipal authority

local authority

civic authority

local government

official family

kitchen cabinet

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Noun

The state of being illegal or against the law

misdemeanour^UK

antisocial behavior

clandestineness

moral transgression

unrighteousness

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Noun

The conducting of trade, business or commerce

buying and selling

production and distribution

free enterprise

capital and labor

financial transactions

business relations

part-exchanging

commercial transactions

intercommunication

import and export

wheeling and dealing

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Noun

Club used for striking balls

Noun

The state or condition of being villainous

demoralisation^UK

demoralization^US

misrepresentation

unscrupulousness

breach of trust

dishonest dealings

back-scratching

unlawful practices

underhand means

sharp practices

wheeling and dealing

money under the table

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Noun

The action or crime of stealing

misappropriation

breaking and entering

smash-and-grab raid

unauthorized removal

five-finger discount

white-collar crime

purse-snatching

monkey business

misuse of funds

second-story work

aggravated burglary

acts of destruction

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Noun

Great subtlety and tact in handling or manipulating people or difficult situations

sharp-wittedness

quick-wittedness

considerateness

perspicaciousness

razor-sharpness

resourcefulness

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Noun

The world of criminals or of organized crime

Noun

Something done for pleasure or entertainment

amateur interest

leisure activity

leisure interest

leisure pursuit

beer and skittles

rest and recreation

leave of absence

outdoor activity

special interests

breathing space

rest and relaxation

acumulated day off

two weeks with pay

breathing spell

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Noun

Rumour, gossip, or speculation

conspiracy theory

second-hand information

secondhand information

back-fence talk

unconfirmed report

word on the street

whispering campaign

talk of the town

piece of gossip

malicious gossip

the word on the street

grapevine report

intimate intelligence

scandalmongering

malicious rumour

malicious rumours

piece of hearsay

unsubstantiated information

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Noun

A prolonged, deep, reverberating sound

explosive noise

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Adjective

Put beyond the limits of the law, forbidden, against the law

unauthorised^UK

unauthorized^US

unconstitutional

outside the law

under the table

against the law

under the counter

under-the-counter

under-the-table

contrary to law

in violation of law

against the rules

dishonourable^UK

dishonorable^US

criminalized^US

criminalised^UK

insurrectionary

without law and order

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Verb

Take part in a violent public disturbance

cause an affray

raise an uproar

stir up trouble

take to the streets

fight in the streets

go on the rampage

be insubordinate

get out of line

oppose authority

disobey authority

resist authority

take part in an uprising

refuse to obey orders

mount a rebellion

stage a rebellion

rise up in arms

mount the barricades

get out of control

take up arms against

take part in an insurrection

come out against

defy the authorities

man the barricades

show resistance

go undisciplined

become destructive

rush madly about

behave uncontrollably

rush wildly about

behave like a maniac

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