Commotion

What do we mean by commotion?

A condition of turbulent motion. noun

An agitated disturbance; a hubbub. noun

Civil disturbance or insurrection; disorder. noun

A violent movement or agitation: as. the commotion of the sea. noun

Hence Tumult of people; political or social disturbance; turbulence; disorder; sedition; insurrection. noun

Mental agitation; perturbation; disorder of mind; excitement. noun

Disturbed or violent motion; agitation. noun

A popular tumult; public disturbance; riot. noun

Agitation, perturbation, or disorder, of mind; heat; excitement. noun

A state of turbulent motion. noun

An agitated disturbance or a hubbub. noun

Sexual excitement noun

A disorderly outburst or tumult noun

The act of making a noisy disturbance noun

Confused movement noun

A state of turbulent motion.

An agitated disturbance or a hubbub.

Sexual excitement.

The result of four nerdy bastards failing to notice the cemi tralier screaming down the road packed with calateral cream and driven by the unlisceneced and retarded lutkins loving crazy eyes. Urban Dictionary

When an event is stimultaneously chaotic and emotional Urban Dictionary

A word used to describe someone who is known to cause a commotion when feeling overly emotional. Portmanteau of commotion and emotional Urban Dictionary

Verb. Get out. Nigerian Pidgin to get out (of a place, situation, conversation,...) synonyms: leave, go Urban Dictionary

(n) a person causing commotion. Urban Dictionary

A word to describe the feeling one has when surrounded by commotion. Urban Dictionary

Commode, toilet, latrine Urban Dictionary

Adj. heightened emotional response solely and directly correlated to the volume level of a party Urban Dictionary

A website with an online comic about a fictional Dance Dance Revolution tournament that mostly appeals to Bemani geeks and people who go to anime cons. kinda based on a bunch of real tourneys and cons. used as an adj. refers to the rules listed on the site, "perfects x 2 + greats + okays" Urban Dictionary

Noun: Term used to refer to the popular tonic wine Buckfast. Can also refer to other cheap alcoholic drinks favoured by the youth of Scotland, and is often associated with petty crime, hooliganism, and raucous house parties. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to commotion:
commotion, commotio, communion, commision, commonition, coemption, cosmotron, commotions, commoration, commixion, commixtion.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word commotion:
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Words that rhyme with commotion:
motion, ocean, notion, emotion, promotion, devotion, potion, lotion, locomotion, boation, demotion, goshen, laotian, slow motion, apparent motion, pacific ocean, set in motion, preconceived notion, forward motion, indian ocean, arctic ocean, antarctic ocean, atlantic ocean, sales promotion, calamine lotion, superstitious notion, harmonic motion, simple harmonic motion, hand lotion, onward motion, kocian, make a motion, second law of motion, third law of motion, first law of motion, law of motion, conditioned emotion, express emotion, bocian, showing emotion, without emotion, gauche in, hoeschen, laroche in, osha in, scotia in, tso shun, xhosa in.

Adjectives that are often used to describe commotion:
great, civil, much, sudden, such, general, violent, popular, internal, little, considerable, wild, terrible, slight, unusual, big, loud, tremendous, strange, greatest, extraordinary, constant, less, terrific, awful, fearful, noisy, universal, huge, riot, intestine, usual, nerve, serious, mighty, wildest, vast, dreadful, enough, fresh, fierce, frightful, perpetual, minor, inward, brief, mild, intense, lively, least, instant, singular, immense, undue, slightest, unwonted, unnecessary, continual, exciting, grand, visible, dangerous, furious, molecular, distant, cerebral, vehement, evident, momentary, dire, frantic.

Consonant match to commotion:
commission, commision, com mission, key mission.

Words that sound like commotion:
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