fuss

fuss

the political theory that organized government and laws are undesirable

uprising, disorder

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

trouble, inconvenience

to cause people to move quickly and excitedly

quick and busy activity

(to make) a loud confused noise or shout, especially of people complaining angrily or making a demand

loud cry; commotion

(an instance of) noisy confusion or excitement

clamor, uproar

(an instance of) disturbing or being disturbed

commotion; upset

the state of being excited

enthusiasm; incitement

a struggle

physical encounter

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

commotion, burst

to make a person nervous or confused

perturbation, upset

a disorganized quarrel in which everyone tries to give an opinion

battle, fight

violent excitement

uncontrolled state or situation

a strong, excited public protest

disturbance, excitement

unnecessary nervous excitement, especially about unimportant things

disturbance, trouble

an uproar; disturbance

uproar

a stringed bat used for hitting the ball in tennis, squash etc; a loud noise; a dishonest way of getting money (by deceiving or threatening etc)

commotion; fight

a theatrical entertainment with dances, songs and jokes

acting, depiction

(a) wild outburst of anger, disapproval, disorder etc; a very amusing person or event

uprising, disorder

(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

(an instance of) serious trouble, confusion

turmoil

(an outburst of) noise and excitement

commotion, pandemonium