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Noun
A state of wildly excited activity or emotion
A violent disturbance of the peace by a crowd
Violent uncontrollable anger
A short period of enjoyment or wild behaviour
A period of excessive indulgence in an activity, especially drinking alcohol or eating
Behaviour involving physical force intended to hurt or damage
Verb
To rush about violently
Spend lavishly
Continue with great force or intensity
Make a song and dance
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Noun
▲
A state of wildly excited activity or emotion
frenzy
rage
fury
uproar
agitation
deliriousness
delirium
destruction
distraction
fever
feverishness
flap
furor
US
furore
UK
hysteria
storm
violence
tempest
tumult
binge
blowup
disturbance
ferment
fling
mad
orgy
ruckus
splurge
spree
tear
turmoil
wingding
boiling point
more heat than light
excitement
mania
passion
madness
derangement
stir
to-do
wildness
fuss
vehemence
ecstasy
enthusiasm
stew
commotion
hubbub
irrationality
intensity
raving
brouhaha
anger
ballyhoo
palaver
ferocity
hoo-ha
dementedness
hoopla
hysterics
ado
kerfuffle
insanity
restlessness
confusion
transport
flurry
upset
rumpus
carry-on
heat
fervour
UK
aberration
ruction
squall
whirl
bluster
row
outburst
zeal
fervor
US
lunacy
paroxysm
craze
fire
asperity
acrimony
conniption
acerbity
convulsion
song and dance
wrath
fierceness
panic
severity
turbulence
force
dementia
savagery
power
tempestuousness
hurly-burly
indignation
outcry
pother
hallucination
incoherence
hullabaloo
ire
spleen
outrage
pandemonium
controversy
choler
forcefulness
unreason
neurosis
distress
alarm
calenture
scandal
resentment
sensation
bitterness
exasperation
unrest
flush
potency
strength
panic attack
nervousness
emotion
mirth
ferity
blather
lividity
vexation
hurricane
tizzy
tizz-woz
williwaw
tizz
seizure
foofaraw
splore
bother
shindy
pique
moil
antagonism
annoyance
do
helter-skelter
coil
hurly
clatter
hoo-hah
angriness
hurry-skurry
mood
welter
rancour
UK
lividness
birse
corroboree
obsession
stink
hurry-scurry
wrathfulness
fun
displeasure
bustle
clutter
zoo
bobbery
irateness
hubble-bubble
performance
hurry
temporary insanity
happiness
temporary madness
ardor
US
ardour
UK
disorientation
elation
scene
deliration
snafu
craziness
hot temper
euphoria
pantomime
hostility
energy
flare-up
might
loss of control
rise
impetuosity
rabidity
rampancy
sore
eagerness
fanaticism
impatience
state
apoplexy
spasm
free-for-all
dithers
distemper
burst
huff
lather
dander
irritation
explosion
rancor
US
fireworks
eruption
hemorrhage
US
wild excitement
blow
animosity
rumble
umbrage
gall
haemorrhage
UK
rush
fit of madness
loss of reason
outburst of agitation
mental distress
fit of agitation
screaming abdabs
screaming habdabs
air rage
alarums and excursions
high dudgeon
slow burn
burning up
blow one's top
blow one's cork
running a temperature
febrile disease
the shakes
flip one's lid
hell broke loose
extreme anger
blow one's stack
blow a fuse
more ❯
“… some crazy guy went on a
rampage
in the public library and started grabbing books off the shelves and tossing them around.”
Noun
▲
A violent disturbance of the peace by a crowd
riot
disturbance
row
uproar
commotion
upheaval
fray
tumult
turmoil
lawlessness
brawl
confusion
disorder
fracas
free-for-all
furor
US
furore
UK
melee
quarrel
scuffle
affray
anarchy
frenzy
strife
turbulence
vandalism
violence
donnybrook
mayhem
street fight
wilding
anarchism
brannigan
burst
demonstration
distemper
flap
fuss
hassle
insurgence
insurrection
misrule
mix-up
mob violence
mutiny
protest
racket
rebellion
revolt
revolution
ruckus
ruction
rumble
rumpus
run-in
scene
shivaree
shower
snarl
stir
storm
street fighting
to-do
trouble
unrest
uprising
violent disorder
wingding
bother
hullabaloo
hubbub
kerfuffle
pother
hoopla
shindy
pandemonium
blather
do
bustle
corroboree
coil
clutter
clatter
ado
bluster
squall
foofaraw
ballyhoo
whirl
bobbery
stew
moil
hurry-scurry
hurly
williwaw
splore
welter
helter-skelter
hurly-burly
hoo-hah
hoo-ha
hubble-bubble
hurry-skurry
stink
explosion
distraction
fisticuffs
brouhaha
big stink
big scene
alarums and excursions
hurricane
zoo
hurry
fun
agitation
quake
tremor
eruption
hindrance
bangarang
shock
restlessness
shindig
ferment
clamour
UK
disarrangement
spasm
clamor
US
disruption
interruption
more ❯
Noun
▲
Violent uncontrollable anger
rage
fury
temper
tantrum
pet
strop
blowout
frenzy
grump
mood
passion
state
bad temper
bate
fit of anger
fit of fury
fit of rage
foulie
paddy
paddywhack
skid
towering rage
wax
bad mood
fit of temper
frenzy of anger
frenzy of rage
fit of bad temper
fit of ill temper
fit of pique
paroxysm of anger
paroxysm of rage
hissy fit
fit
miff
snit
tiff
furor
US
anger
outburst
huff
furore
UK
sulk
paroxysm
resentment
fretfulness
tartness
tizzy
touchiness
sensitivity
tear
pugnacity
sullenness
huffiness
excitability
heat
sourness
dander
stew
acerbity
impatience
annoyance
grouchiness
ill-humor
hotheadedness
cantankerousness
slow burn
short fuse
bad humor
hysterics
temper tantrum
crankiness
grumpiness
crabbiness
snappiness
testiness
spleen
ire
irascibility
temperament
irritability
petulance
crossness
peevishness
surliness
irritation
pique
low boiling point
irascibleness
offense
US
offence
UK
umbrage
peeve
dudgeon
flap
conniption
hysteria
tetchiness
grumps
perturbation
uproar
outrage
fit of bad humour
outburst of rage
outburst of anger
dummy spit
more ❯
Noun
▲
A short period of enjoyment or wild behaviour
fling
binge
spree
bash
try
attempt
crack
go
shot
trial
stab
whirl
assay
beano
bid
endeavour
UK
endeavor
US
enjoyment
essay
frisk
frolic
gambol
good time
idyl
idyll
indulgence
lark
offer
party
pass
ploy
rave
revel
rollick
romp
venture
whack
entertainment
gamble
hooley
larks
rave-up
recreation
revelry
skylarking
celebration
fun
hookup
orgy
splurge
bit of amusement
fun and games
bit of fun
unrestrained behavior
night on the razzle
night on the town
ball
tear
carousing
merry-go-round
rip
caper
junket
extravaganza
high jinks
field day
high time
spending expedition
more ❯
Noun
▲
A period of excessive indulgence in an activity, especially drinking alcohol or eating
binge
bender
session
drunk
toot
blind
debauch
jag
sesh
spree
booze-up
bout
predrinking
spell
wassail
beer-up
boozeroo
bust
carousal
carouse
feast
fling
grog-on
jamboree
orgy
skite
souse
stint
bacchanal
bacchanalia
beano
binge drinking
drinking bout
fuddle
potation
compotation
revel
revelry
rave
celebration
festivity
party
saturnalia
Dionysiacs
rave-up
Saturnalia
wild party
hooley
love-in
carousel
tear
circus
dissipation
blowout
indulgence
merrymaking
gang bang
more ❯
Noun
▲
Behaviour involving physical force intended to hurt or damage
violence
brutality
savagery
thuggery
barbarism
bloodshed
bloodthirstiness
cruelty
disorder
ferocity
fierceness
murderousness
roughness
assault
attack
barbarity
barbarousness
brutishness
destructiveness
savageness
terrorism
beastliness
bestiality
carnage
ferity
frenzy
mercilessness
onslaught
animalism
animality
blowup
clash
disturbance
fighting
ruckus
rumble
brute force
white heat
foul play
rough handling
strong-arm tactics
cruel treatment
lack of control
lack of restraint
rough treatment
force
power
harmfulness
Verb
▲
To rush about violently
storm
tear
riot
charge
rage
go berserk
rave
run amok
run riot
steam
rush madly
rush wildly
go ape
go ballistic
go on the rampage
go wild
run amuck
run wild
mutiny
rebel
revolt
rise up
rise
demonstrate
go mad
resist
arise
raise hell
protest
defy
take to the streets
be insubordinate
insurrect
oppose
dissent
fight
agitate
debauch
strike
get out of control
disobey
stir up trouble
go on rampage
stage a rebellion
rise up in arms
mount a rebellion
go nuts
become destructive
behave wildly
go postal
rush madly about
behave uncontrollably
become violent
scuffle
brawl
dissipate
racket
go insane
rush wildly about
go crazy
start a fight
rally
remonstrate
campaign
denounce
renounce
take a stand
take up arms
raise an uproar
cause an affray
behave like a maniac
march against
mobilise
UK
stand up to
mobilize
US
turn against
take on
stage
mount the barricades
go on strike
be in a frenzy
struggle
revolute
cut loose
take part in an uprising
fight in the streets
go undisciplined
live hard
disobey authority
defy authority
refuse to obey orders
face down
go against
break with
carouse
insurge
come out against
oppose authority
take part in an insurrection
rise in opposition
run free
refuse to obey
kick over
resist authority
rise against
more ❯
“Innocent victims caught up in the riots spoke last night of their terror as a mob
rampaged
along the streets they call home.”
Verb
▲
Spend lavishly
splurge
indulge
luxuriate
spoil
treat
wallow
binge
celebrate
fling
spread
be extravagant
give a party
spend lavishly
overindulge
gorge
overdo
go on a bender
Verb
▲
Continue with great force or intensity
rage
surge
storm
thunder
be violent
be tempestuous
be turbulent
be uncontrollable
be at its height
Verb
▲
Make a song and dance
kick up a fuss
complain
go on about
grouse
grumble
make a fuss
make a scene
protest
make a song and dance
object
remonstrate
demur
oppose
raise objections
disapprove
take exception
take issue
except
dispute
kick
dissent
expostulate
kick up a stink
disagree
challenge
fuss
make a mountain out of a molehill
cavil
express disagreement
lodge a protest
express disapproval
moan
gripe
make an objection
sound off
inveigh
deprecate
baulk
UK
resist
make a stink
combat
balk
US
fight
protest against
express objections
argue
express objections to
take exception to
mind
condemn
refuse
hesitate
argue against
raise objections to
lodge a protest against
remonstrate against
quibble
be in opposition
express disapproval of
express disagreement with
jib
rebel
back-talk
beef
express reluctance
inveigh against
complain about
kvetch about
squawk
hang back
stick
draw the line
waver
have a problem with
make a protest
moan about
howl
be against
rant about
disapprove of
pussyfoot
kick up a fuss about
take up the cudgels
cry out
vacillate
kick against
rail against
stickle
beef about
beg to differ
be cagey
hem and haw
thumbs down
denounce
express misgivings
blast
holler
criticize
US
express opposition
kvetch
say no to
spurn
have a problem
tangle with
discommend
take issue with
speak out
criticise
UK
be reluctant
be displeased by
discountenance
express doubts
strain
make a stand
boggle
rail
draw the line at
doubt
take a stand against
pause
scruple
be unwilling
raise doubts
gripe about
think twice
shy
go-one-on-one
mix it up with
wait and see
quarrel with
grouse about
raise objection
cavil at
say no
take a stand
grumble about
frown on
cross
be displeased
voice disapproval
express doubt
put up a fight
disesteem
quibble about
take on
disavow
express reservations
fulminate
revolt
be in opposition to
crab
make a fuss about
kick up a stink about
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