ruckus

/ˈrækəs/

Definitions

1. noun

a loud, noisy commotion, often resulting from a disturbance or quarrel

“The ruckus at the concert was so loud that it bothered the neighbors.”

2. verb

to cause a loud, noisy commotion, especially in a public place

“The kids were ruckusing in the hallway and disturbing the other students.”

Synonyms

  • commotion
  • uproar

Antonyms

  • quiet
  • tranquility