What is another word for kerfuffle?
Pronunciation:
[ kˈɜːfʌfə͡l], [ kˈɜːfʌfəl], [ k_ˈɜː_f_ʌ_f_əl]
Synonyms for Kerfuffle:
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n.
• commotion • disruption • disturbance • flutter • fuss; commotion- chaos ,
- convulsion ,
- fiasco ,
- melee ,
- splash .
Other relevant words:
- Bobbery ,
- Civil Disorder ,
- Corroboree ,
- DO ,
- Disarraying ,
- Dislocating ,
- Hurly ,
- Williwaw ,
- action ,
- activity ,
- ado ,
- affray ,
- agitation ,
- ballyhoo ,
- battle ,
- battle royal ,
- bedlam ,
- blather ,
- bluster ,
- bother ,
- bovver ,
- brawl ,
- break ,
- breakdown ,
- broil ,
- brouhaha ,
- bustle ,
- carfuffle ,
- clamour ,
- clatter ,
- clutter ,
- coil ,
- conflict ,
- confusion ,
- derange ,
- din ,
- disarrange ,
- disarray ,
- dislocates ,
- dislocation ,
- disorder ,
- disorderly ,
- disorganize ,
- disquiet ,
- disquietude ,
- disrupt ,
- distress ,
- disturb ,
- dither ,
- donnybrook ,
- excitement ,
- fairy tale ,
- ferment ,
- fight ,
- flap ,
- flapping ,
- flicker ,
- flurry ,
- fluster ,
- fluttering ,
- folie ,
- foofaraw ,
- fracas ,
- fray ,
- free-for-all ,
- frenzy ,
- fret ,
- fun ,
- furor ,
- furore ,
- fuss ,
- gap ,
- helter-skelter ,
- hoopla ,
- hubble-bubble ,
- hubbub ,
- hugger mugger ,
- hullabaloo ,
- hurly-burly ,
- hurricane ,
- hurry ,
- hurry-scurry ,
- interference ,
- interposition ,
- interruption ,
- intervention ,
- jumble ,
- mental disorder ,
- mental disturbance ,
- mess ,
- moil ,
- movement ,
- muddle ,
- muss ,
- noise ,
- outburst ,
- outcry ,
- palaver ,
- pandemonium ,
- panic ,
- performance ,
- perturbation ,
- pother ,
- psychological disorder ,
- racket ,
- riot ,
- row ,
- ruckus ,
- ruction ,
- ruffle ,
- rumpus ,
- scuffle ,
- shindy ,
- song ,
- song and dance ,
- splore ,
- squall ,
- state ,
- stew ,
- stink ,
- stirring ,
- storm ,
- sweat ,
- tizzy ,
- trouble ,
- tumult ,
- turbulence ,
- unrest ,
- upheaval ,
- uproar ,
- upset ,
- violence ,
- wave ,
- waver ,
- welter ,
- whirl ,
- zoo .
How to use "Kerfuffle" in context?
Kerfuffle is a word that refers to a lot of commotion or disruption. It can be caused by something as small as a handful of paper money or as large as a protest. The word typically has negative connotations, conveying the idea of a lot of chaos and confusion.
Kerfuffle often occurs in public places, such as a train station or airport, where there is a lot of traffic and people are trying to get their businesses done. It can also happen in smaller, more personal settings, such as when a family is trying to get dinner started or when a group of friends get together to watch a movie.
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