ruckus

• Nom désignant un tumulte bruyant, une agitation ou un désordre souvent provoqué par une dispute ou une querelle.

A noun referring to a noisy disturbance, commotion, or uproar, often caused by a disagreement or altercation.

1. Noisy disturbanceB2informalamerican

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

   Vacarme

   • The children caused a ruckus in the classroom.
   • There was a ruckus outside the bar late last night.
   • The politician's speech caused a ruckus among the crowd.

   Synonymesclamorcommotiondindisturbancefurorehullabaloopandemoniumracketturmoiluproar

   Antonymescalmpeacequietsilence