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The state of busy or vigorous actions or movements
Plural for a fuss, uproar or commotion
Plural for a violent confrontation or struggle
Plural for a situation or series of events, typically a scandalous or discreditable one
Plural for media attention or elaborate ceremony
Plural for the occurrence of dangerous or exciting things
Plural for uncompleted work or matters needing to be dealt with
(
the matter
)
Plural for the reason for distress or a problem
Plural for mischievous play, especially by children
Plural for a long, involved story, account, or series of incidents
Plural for the state or condition of being difficult
Plural for notice or attention given to someone or something by the media
Plural for a feeling of worry or anxiety
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Noun
▲
The state of busy or vigorous actions or movements
activities
actions
bustle
commotion
buzz
hustle and bustle
busyness
excitements
fervour
UK
fervor
US
gaieties
hubbubs
dramas
events
fuss
hijinks
incidents
movements
happenings
hullabaloos
occurrences
proceedings
tumults
comings and goings
fervours
goings-on
high spirits
hurry-scurries
pothers
affairs
dealings
doings
matters
business
concerns
proceeding
undertakings
acts
deal
records
minutes
annals
journal
publication
report
log
account
chronicle
transaction
bustles
commotions
stirs
hustles
flurries
fusses
agitations
whirls
livelinesses
brouhahas
animations
ballyhoos
rumpuses
lives
hoo-has
works
buzzes
enterprises
activenesses
motions
frenzies
overdrives
more ❯
Noun
▲
Plural for a fuss, uproar or commotion
commotion
uproar
fuss
furore
UK
tumults
hubbubs
rumpuses
turmoil
disturbance
ruckuses
hullabaloos
stir
pandemoniums
kerfuffles
ado
rows
ructions
bother
furor
US
ballyhoos
bustles
hooplas
storms
pothers
clatters
blusters
whirls
blather
welters
moil
bobberies
stew
foofaraws
shindies
squalls
williwaws
clutter
corroborees
hurry
hurricanes
zoos
brouhahas
coils
dos
fun
agitation
disorder
rackets
upheaval
excitement
trouble
flurries
unrest
clamor
US
clamour
UK
flaps
hassles
ferments
palavers
scenes
quarrels
folderol
pantomime
performance
splashes
production
business
hurrahs
hoo-has
helter-skelter
hubble-bubbles
hurry-scurry
hoo-hahs
carry-ons
hustle and bustle
alarums and excursions
hue and cry
confusion
riots
fracases
frenzy
turbulence
chaos
bedlams
mayhem
dins
noise
activity
melees
havoc
free-for-alls
disruption
outcries
stinks
bangarangs
rigmarole
rumbles
restlessness
discord
affrays
fever
actions
maelstroms
broils
hustles
lather
brawls
controversies
rampages
drama
whirlwinds
stramashes
upset
violence
babels
rage
strife
carrying-on
outbursts
scandals
argy-bargies
sensation
convulsions
dither
donnybrooks
distraction
wildness
frays
melodramas
breaches of the peace
uprisings
disquiet
aggro
exhibition
perturbation
tamasha
feverishness
shindigs
protests
anarchy
liveliness
babble
disarrays
scuffles
crazes
deliriums
buzzes
busyness
explosions
fury
shoutings
movement
roars
rushes
vociferations
nonsense
jangles
much ado about nothing
imbroglios
parades
displays
ailments
fermentation
bombs
bombshells
biffo
fightings
heat
Sturm und Drang
elation
tizzes
big deals
tizzies
howls
discomposure
rough house
goings-on
procedure
panics
dust-ups
backwash
clangors
US
annoyance
shivarees
passion
tempests
instability
clangours
UK
life
paraphernalia
red tape
yellings
hype
scraps
monkey business
animation
haste
altercation
eruption
spectacles
wingdings
outrage
madhouses
struggles
mix-ups
deliriousness
charivari
federal cases
mania
excitations
flashes
wows
hullaballoos
intricacy
interruption
spin
rampancy
rowdydow
enthusiasm
shemozzles
chatters
worry
flutters
craziness
madness
swirls
scrambles
histrionics
nuisances
uncertainty
topsy-turviness
whirlpools
roughhouse
combustion
jiggery-pokery
shocks
disarrangement
insurrection
quakes
tremors
spasms
hindrances
unruliness
fractiousness
disruptiveness
rowdiness
ungovernableness
uncontrollability
feelings
thrills
emotion
disputes
farce
farcicality
frets
flare-ups
outbreaks
ridiculousness
senselessness
cacophony
uneasiness
upturns
disquietude
unquietness
restiveness
snafus
incitements
incitation
trepidation
provocation
tension
states
ecstasy
euphoria
transport
rhubarb
stooshies
surprise
stunners
boilovers
grief
dissatisfaction
harassment
conflicts
hazard
discontent
menaces
threats
scufflings
exclamation
shouts
complaint
exaggeration
rituals
brushes
clashes
rammies
fights
scrimmages
battles
set-tos
skirmishes
tussles
punch-ups
rough-and-tumbles
battles royal
brannigans
misrules
wildings
vandalism
lawlessness
anarchism
run-ins
temper tantrums
contretemps
huffs
blowups
confrontation
fits
tantrums
hissies
hissy fits
demonstrations
vauntings
flauntings
ostentation
fanfare
show
arrays
pomp
hijinks
proceedings
work
enterprises
activeness
overdrive
motion
contention
wrangles
argument
beef
dissension
bickers
misunderstandings
boisterousness
spats
bickerings
miffs
fallings-out
embroilment
tiffs
argle-bargle
squabbles
kickup
velitations
encounters
wranglings
wars of words
quarrellings
UK
squabblings
uproariousness
quarrelings
US
polemics
discussions
flak
contentiousness
caterwaulings
entanglement
afters
riotings
discombobulations
combat
bouts
shambles
mix ups
ruffles
mishaps
incidents
turf wars
barneys
friction
disagreements
differences of opinion
feuds
ululations
babblings
criticism
protestation
dissents
objections
oppositions
indignation
mutiny
strikes
rebellion
mob rules
revolution
terrorism
bowwows
bewailings
squawks
bellows
lamentations
cries
yelps
katzenjammers
talks
disorganization
US
musses
tumbles
disorderedness
jumbles
derangement
confusedness
complication
disorderliness
messes
muddles
disorganisations
UK
head-to-heads
rencounters
contest
face-offs
engagement
scrapes
collision
butchery
warfare
punch outs
massacres
murder
slaughter
jousting
hostility
killing
bloodshed
brawlings
carnage
war
slayings
bloodlettings
more ❯
“Any further
to-do
will be met with my husband coming round to the surgery to give you a good hiding.”
Noun
▲
Plural for a violent confrontation or struggle
fights
brawls
scraps
fracases
skirmishes
struggles
confrontation
scuffles
tussles
frays
clashes
melees
wrangles
battles
scrums
head-to-heads
riots
rumpuses
affrays
contest
duels
free-for-alls
rumbles
scrimmages
shindies
disturbance
dogfights
dust-ups
jousts
matches
bouts
broils
bust-ups
combat
competition
conflicts
dissension
dustups
punch-ups
rammies
roughhouse
scrabbles
swedge
biffo
boilovers
brannigans
encounters
engagement
scrapes
stoushes
difficulty
fuss
hostility
rivalry
rough and tumbles
rounds
ruckuses
strife
wranglings
battles royal
argument
afters
quarrels
set-tos
feuds
collision
altercation
brushes
hassles
argy-bargies
run-ins
disagreements
donnybrooks
commotion
ructions
rucks
rough-and-tumbles
ding-dongs
fist fights
tumults
shindigs
breaches of the peace
brouhahas
war
power struggles
exchanges
assault
uproar
rough house
tangles
barneys
stooshies
tiffs
attacks
armed conflict
slugfests
stand-up
rows
face-offs
bunfights
turf wars
violence
rencounters
bangarangs
velitations
jam
contention
scrambles
spats
tugs of war
undertakings
grinds
disorder
disputes
campaigns
warfare
press
crusades
meeting
onsets
sorties
shoot-outs
actions
onslaughts
movement
bloodshed
pushes
fightings
carnage
bombings
grapple
barrages
more ❯
Noun
▲
Plural for a situation or series of events, typically a scandalous or discreditable one
business
things
affairs
matter
events
issues
situations
cases
circumstance
experience
happenings
incidents
occasions
occurrences
adventures
episodes
eventualities
interludes
phenomena
topics
goings-on
hanky-panky
Noun
▲
Plural for media attention or elaborate ceremony
fanfare
show
ostentation
showiness
displays
splendor
US
splendour
UK
pomp
pageantry
pzazz
UK
pizzazz
US
demonstrations
flashiness
parades
glitz
arrays
ritziness
fuss
commotion
panoplies
shine
ballyhoos
brouhahas
hype
cheerings
hullabaloos
publicity
razzle-dazzle
Noun
▲
Plural for the occurrence of dangerous or exciting things
incidents
drama
commotion
excitement
fuss
scenes
adventures
circumstance
crises
disturbance
dramatics
histrionics
peril
spectacles
tension
theatrics
affairs
dangers
theater
US
theatre
UK
turmoil
cataclysms
traumas
bad news
tear-jerkers
hell
predicaments
quandaries
emergencies
tight spots
blows
jam
calamities
hot water
upheaval
adversity
disasters
entanglement
imbroglios
misfortune
mishaps
thrills
conundrums
fracases
catastrophes
muddles
exigencies
difficulty
train wrecks
mires
quagmires
occasions
problems
binds
distress
tribulations
complication
fiascos
setbacks
pinches
hardship
perplexity
pickles
havoc
trouble
shambles
debacles
affliction
dilemmas
messes
horror
business
rows
dire straits
plights
hang-ups
hell on earth
sensation
farce
tragedy
melodramas
no-win situations
questions
issues
concern
tasks
puzzles
nuts
challenges
matter
undertakings
situations
puzzlement
cases
bother
knots
more ❯
Noun
▲
Plural for uncompleted work or matters needing to be dealt with
backlogs
arrears
responsibility
commitment
work
jobs
obligations
tasks
assignment
chores
Noun
▲
(
the matter
)
Plural for the reason for distress or a problem
matter
problems
issues
trouble
difficulty
upset
worry
adversity
bother
complication
dilemmas
distress
plights
setbacks
cases
hassles
pickles
quandaries
botheration
burdens
challenges
headaches
messes
misfortune
predicaments
grievances
hindrances
knots
perplexity
worriments
Noun
▲
Plural for mischievous play, especially by children
shenanigans
mischief
mischievousnesses
naughtiness
tomfoolery
misbehavior
US
misbehaviour
UK
frolicsomeness
playfulness
vandalism
pranks
gags
nonsense
trouble
horseplay
trickery
carry-ons
hanky-panky
funny business
monkey business
high jinks
dirty tricks
Noun
▲
Plural for a long, involved story, account, or series of incidents
sagas
stories
spiels
palavers
rigmarole
overelaboration
carry-ons
soap operas
Noun
▲
Plural for the state or condition of being difficult
difficulty
hardship
pain
strain
awkwardness
labor
US
labour
UK
stress
aggravation
arduousness
laboriousness
strenuousness
strife
struggles
strugglings
trouble
ado
anxiety
bother
frustration
grievances
hassles
pressure
setbacks
toil
worry
dolours
hangups
painfulness
annoyance
bafflement
exigencies
imbroglios
inconvenience
irritation
jam
puzzles
weight
trials and tribulations
Noun
▲
Plural for notice or attention given to someone or something by the media
publicity
attentions
limelight
fuss
exposure
notorieties
renown
fame
celebrities
clout
glare
stardom
currency
notability
spotlights
commotion
public interest
Noun
▲
Plural for a feeling of worry or anxiety
nervousness
anxiety
worry
disquiet
uneasiness
agitation
apprehensions
unease
fear
concern
disquietude
perturbation
trepidation
apprehensiveness
alarm
anxiousness
tension
care
restlessness
edginess
fearfulness
concernment
tenseness
nervosities
solicitude
shakes
jitteriness
sweat
stress
jumpiness
strain
agita
jumps
flaps
twitchiness
abdabs
yips
tizzies
turbulence
fuss
habdabs
timidity
discomfiture
antsiness
impatience
excitability
moodiness
touchiness
nerviness
anger
tremulousness
animation
deliriums
feverishness
neurasthenias
neuroticism
sensitivities
stimulation
heebie-jeebies
jim-jams
cold sweats
stage fright
screaming abdabs
dither
buck fever
shivers
trembles
jimjams
fretfulness
tremblings
shakings
worriments
fidgetings
DTs
fright
misery
panics
consternation
botheration
drag
angst
distress
mistrust
forebodings
uncertainty
watchfulness
suffering
suspense
misgivings
downers
dreads
doubt
trouble
tizzes
states
dubiety
suspicions
swivets
jam
fight-or-flight reactions
scares
horror
crushes
terror
rushes
alarums
dismay
confusion
frenzy
worriedness
ferments
turmoil
insomnia
inquietudes
blue funks
twits
stew
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