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Synonyms
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Meaning:
bustle

to cause people to move quickly and excitedly

quick and busy activity

commotion

(an instance of) noisy confusion or excitement

clamor, uproar

craze

an enthusiastic interest that may last for a short time

fad, strong interest

delirium

a violent mental disturbance, often accompanied by uncontrolled movement and talk, especially during feverish illness

madness

excitement

the state of being excited

enthusiasm; incitement

fad

a brief fashion, interest

craze

fashion

(of clothes) the style considered the best during a period or at a place; to design, make, shape, (an object)

latest style, prevailing taste

flurry

a short, sudden rush (of wind or fall of rain or snow); nervous hurry

commotion, burst

fluster

to make a person nervous or confused

perturbation, upset

frenzy

violent excitement

uncontrolled state or situation

fury

a state of extreme anger

anger, wrath

fuss

unnecessary nervous excitement, especially about unimportant things

disturbance, trouble

hullabaloo

an uproar; disturbance

uproar

mania

a serious mental illness causing great excitement, violence

fixation, madness

paroxysm

a sudden attack (of pain, anger, laughter etc)

seizure, spasm

rage

(an outburst of) extreme or violent anger

extreme anger

stir

(to cause a person, thing) to move; to move a spoon etc round and round in (liquid etc) in order to mix it thoroughly

commotion, excitement

tempest

a violent storm

wild storm; commotion

uproar

(an outburst of) noise and excitement

commotion, pandemonium

FUROR as in Wiktionary
FUROR as in Wikipedia