rumpus

• Sustantivo que denota un alboroto ruidoso, caótico o que altera el orden, o una conmoción o disturbio.

A noun referring to a noisy, confused, or disruptive commotion or disturbance.

1. Noisy disturbanceB2informal

   A loud, confused, and often disruptive noise or commotion.

   Alboroto ruidoso

   • The children kicked up a real rumpus in the living room.
   • There was a terrible rumpus coming from the street outside.
   • The party turned into a rumpus after midnight.

   Sinónimosclamorcommotiondinfracashubbubnoiseracketruckustumultuproar

   Antónimoscalmpeacequietstillness

• Sustantivo que designa un alboroto o tumulto ruidoso, caótico o destructivo; una conmoción o gresca. No es un verbo.

A noun meaning a noisy, confused, or disruptive commotion or uproar; not a verb.

1. Cause a disturbanceB2informal

   To create a noisy, confused, or disruptive situation.

   Armar un escándalo

   • The children rumpused in the living room until their parents told them to stop.
   • He rumpused through the quiet library, earning angry looks from everyone.
   • The protesters rumpused outside the building, demanding change.

   Sinónimoscarry on

   Antónimoscalmpacifyquietsoothe