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Meanings of ruckus in English

Portuguese
escândalo
Catalan
gatzara
Spanish
escándalo

The act of making a noisy disturbance.

escândalo
Usage of ruckus in English
1
No film was roundly booed or yanked; no one caused a ruckus.
Reuters
2
The Awakening raised its small ruckus and then fell out of print.
The Guardian
3
I caught a glimpse of Marcone's hitter, heading out toward the ruckus.
Death masks
4
It is a move certain to cause a ruckus in character-mad Japan.
The Guardian
5
For such a tiny fly, Marleyimyia xylocopae sure can cause a ruckus.
Wired
6
Some man in a brown uniform was on television, raising a ruckus.
Boy’s Life
7
He has enlisted Cicero on his behalf, and is making a ruckus.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
8
The ruckus had been planned ahead of time on social media.
The Guardian
9
The pair become aware of a ruckus going on by the food counter.
Breathe
10
Does he honestly believe I can't get a date without raising a ruckus?
My deadly valentine
11
Unfortunately, he hadn't known boys made such a ruckus in slumber.
Four dukes and a devil
12
He didn't know what all the ruckus was about it, really.
James Potter and the Vault of Destinies
13
Oh yes, and there's a vague impression of a ruckus on the stairs.
The crimson petal and the white
14
The frogs thought all the noise n ruckus was over for the night.
The Bazaar of Bad Dreams
15
Brisk night air poured in, bringing with it the ruckus from the city.
Heir of Fire
16
He has caused more than a slight ruckus with the guards.
Heaven and the heather
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Spanish
escándalo
Ruckus through the time
Ruckus across language varieties
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