to cause a commotion or a scene, often by joining a crowd in rowdy behavior

to artificially inflate or bid up the price of goods, often through speculation

to seize or plunder goods forcibly in a chaotic or lawless crowd situation

to burst into loud laughter together as a crowd; a roar of laughter or guffaw

to trick or mislead someone through lies, false promises, or wheedling

the whole room roaring with laughter (idiom)

characterized by loud noise and a lack of order, typically in an environment or crowd

characterized by loud, confused noise or clamor; tumultuous

(of a group of people) to rush into action

to disperse in confusion

characterized by a sudden burst of noise, typically from a crowd laughing or shouting

to trick or mislead someone, often by using lies or clever talk

to coax

to trick or cheat someone through deception or lies

to intentionally mislead or cheat someone by concealing the truth

to coax; to induce

to kick up a row or make a noise aimlessly or blindly; to join in a commotion without a clear purpose

to cheat, hoodwink, or trick someone into a disadvantageous situation or to defraud them

to fool or kid around; to play or joke in a non-serious manner

to use a combination of coaxing, flattery, and deception to persuade someone into doing something

to deceive