bedlam
/ˈbɛdləm/Definitions
1. noun
a state of wild or complete disorder; chaos
“The riot erupted into bedlam, with people running in all directions.”
2. noun
a place of confinement for the insane, especially in the 17th and 18th centuries
“The hospital was once a notorious bedlam, known for its harsh treatment of patients.”
3. noun
a noisy and excited atmosphere, often due to excitement or enthusiasm
“The crowd’s cheers created a bedlam atmosphere at the sports stadium.”
4. verb
to cause chaos or uproar, often intentionally
“The protesters bedlammed the city streets with their loud chants and protests.”