hullabaloo
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definition
noun
remember all the hullabaloo over the golf ball?
a commotion; a fuss.
example
But the festivities will be cut abruptly short by the anniversary, which Hoboken will mark in a manner far more sombre and sober than the 'hullabaloo' over the river.
Somewhere in the 'hullabaloo' , she got to thinking, ‘Why do we do this, anyway?’
Unfortunately, the neighbours create a 'hullabaloo' into the small hours, which has made getting to sleep very bothersome.
Take the 'hullabaloo' about the shooting party, reported to include the Duke of Edinburgh, which shot some pheasant on the Sandringham estate in view of some schoolchildren.
remember all the 'hullabaloo' over the golf ball?
There is very little point in them creating a whole 'hullabaloo' about it.
So what's the entire 'hullabaloo' about, many tend to ask.
You can imagine the 'hullabaloo' in the press, right?
Much 'hullabaloo' has been made of independent internet sites and bloggers scooping the mainstream media in breaking stories and battering it to death with fact checking.
During the 'hullabaloo' of that time, public support for Delta Team quickly dissolved and its equipment and troops were scattered in the wind.
Do you remember the big 'hullabaloo' when Brian Moree tabled his report on immigration.
Another Los Angeles resident Joe Malkin said, ‘I couldn't understand what all the 'hullabaloo' was about.’
We instantly remembered the whole 'hullabaloo' around the release of the alien autopsy tapes back in 1995 and the controversy it caused world-wide.
When a new car is launched - especially one as important to the North-East as this one - it is all too easy to become overwhelmed by the corporate 'hullabaloo' .
But I'll tell you what, I don't get what all the 'hullabaloo' is about with her.
The 'hullabaloo' following this seemed to unsettled Laois who appeared to lose their concentration, and this very nearly proved to be their undoing.
remember all the 'hullabaloo' over the golf ball?
When the 'hullabaloo' was over, a leader revealed that it was just a casual chat on the political developments.
Conservative columnists have had a field day pointing to the Harvard 'hullabaloo' as a sign of runaway political correctness at elite universities.
I've enjoyed your coverage of the recent 'hullabaloo' over the book on ecofascism that I co-authored and its misuse by Senator Brandis.
Free trade does not lower wages or cause persistent unemployment There is nothing new in the current 'hullabaloo' about free trade, jobs, and trade deficits.
For example, remember the 'hullabaloo' about the so-called ‘Mozart effect’ a few years ago.
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