kerfuffle
/ˈkɜrfʊfl/Definitions
1. noun
A noisy and excited commotion, typically caused by a misunderstanding or a sudden event.
“The kerfuffle at the airport caused by the cancelled flight had many passengers scrambling to rebook their tickets.”
2. noun
A fuss or commotion over a trivial matter.
“The media created a kerfuffle over a minor celebrity’s tweet, turning it into a major scandal.”
3. verb
To create a noisy and excited commotion, typically causing people to become excited or upset.
“The politician’s announcement kerfuffled the crowd, causing some to cheer and others to protest.”