History
History
Synonyms
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Meaning:
bother

a person, thing, that causes trouble, worry or annoyance

trouble, inconvenience

bustle

to cause people to move quickly and excitedly

quick and busy activity

cloud

(a mass of) white or grey water vapour floating in the sky

mass of water particles in air

commotion

(an instance of) noisy confusion or excitement

clamor, uproar

confusion

the state of being mixed up, disordered

disorientation

flurry

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

commotion, burst

fret

one of the metal ridges across the neck of a guitar, banjo etc

worry, be annoyed

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

tumult

a large disturbance; a confused and excited state of mind

uproar, confusion

turmoil

(an instance of) serious trouble, confusion

turmoil

POTHER as in Wiktionary
POTHER as in Wikipedia