ruckus
Noun
Meaning
the act of making a noisy disturbance
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My quarrel with the Catholic church is personal. You drug addicts, don't harm bishops and cardinals because they are not involved in the political ruckus.
As our society gets more complex and our people get more complacent, the role of the jester is more vital than ever before. Please stop sitting around. We need you to make a ruckus.
I'm home and safe and filled with the comfort of being somewhere I've already been. The ruckus of homecoming is brutally enjoyable and everyone makes me feel like a champion. And all I had to do was stay away long enough.
After this, BJP corporators sat outside Jadhav’s cabin and created ruckus.
All of a sudden there were girls shouting, there was a massive ruckus.
Always putting on accents, wearing silly mustaches, pulling pranks and causing a ruckus!