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williwawsnounpl. of williwaw a state of noisy, confused activitythe surprise verdict of the jury created a wild williwaw as reporters rushed to file their stories ados, alarums and excursions, ballyhoos, blathers, bluster, bobberies, bothers, bustles, clatters, clutters(chiefly dialect), coils, commotions, corroborees(Australian), disturbances, dos(or do's, chiefly dialect), foofaraws, fun, furores, furors, fusses, helter-skelters, hoo-has(also hoo-hahs), hooplas, hubble-bubbles, hubbubs, hullabaloos, hurlies, hurly-burlies, hurricanes, hurry-scurries(or hurry-skurries), kerfuffles(chiefly British), moils, pandemoniums, pothers, rows, ruckuses, ructions, rumpuses, shindys(or shindies), splores(Scottish), squalls, stews, stirs, storms, to-dos, tumults, turmoils, uproars, welters, whirls, zoos cacophonies, clamors, dins, howls, hue and cries, noises, outcries, rackets, roarsdisorders, upheavalseruptions, flare-ups, flurries, flutters, outbreaks, outburstsbrawls, fracases(or British fracas), frays, hassles, melees(also mêlées), scufflesdithers, fevers, frets, lathers, tizzies calms, hushes, peaces, quiets, quietudes, rests, tranquillities(or tranquilities)orders a sudden brief rush of winda williwaw rose up seemingly out of nowhere and wreaked havoc with our campsite blasts, blows, flurries, gusts, scuds, windblasts breezes, zephyrscurrents, draftsairs, breaths, waftspuffs, whiffsbluster, gales, hurricanes, squalls, tempests, tornadoes(or tornados), windstormsnortheasters, northerlies, northers, northwesters, southeasters, southwesters, westerlies |