racketry
/ˈræktəri/Definitions
1. noun
The practice of engaging in noisy, turbulent, or violent behavior, especially for the sake of excitement or to draw attention.
“The police department cracked down on the racketry in the downtown area, leading to a significant decrease in crime.”
2. noun
Excessive or unseemly noise, especially caused by loud talking, shouting, or other loud sounds.
“The racketry in the hallway was disturbing the students who were trying to study for their exams.”