bustling with noise and excitement

to act willfully and make a scene

to play around, to joke, or to do something for fun rather than seriously

loud, raucous, and disruptive to the peace

farce; a ridiculous or empty situation or display

haunted; to be haunted by ghosts

to deliberately create a public disturbance or provoke trouble

a busy, bustling area in the center of a city or town characterized by many shops and crowds

full of loud, rowdy, or confused noise; often used to describe places or environments

to join in the fun or get in on the action of a crowd or event

to go where crowds are gathered out of curiosity, often as an uninvolved onlooker

to make trouble without reason; to be deliberately provocative

to wail and make a scene, disturbing others

to have a falling out or a serious argument that results in a rupture of a relationship or cooperation

to be rowdy, play boisterously, or engage in horseplay

to make a loud noise or a din

to kick up a fuss or create a public disturbance

on a small scale; involving minor operations

characterized by loud, clamorous noise or disturbance; restless and rowdy.

to have a disagreement, fall out with someone, or be at loggerheads

to be in a bad mood

(coll.) to have diarrhea

to feel sick in the stomach or nauseous

characterized by loud, confused noise or clamor; tumultuous

to act in a silly, purposeless, or foolish manner

disturbing the privacy of the bridal room (a Chinese custom where guests banter with and play pranks on the newlyweds)

to get angry or lose one's temper

to make a fool of oneself

to create a disturbance or cause a scene in a public place

to joke around, tease, or play a prank on someone

downtown area; busy district

to play boisterously, engage in noisy play, or fool around

noisy; to make a racket

to be a laughing stock or embarrass oneself, especially due to poor pronunciation or a clumsy performance.

(of an adverse situation) to get out of hand, blow up, or become serious and ugly

(of a relationship or situation) to become strained and tense

busy and lively, often used in dialects to describe a place or atmosphere

(dialect) to have a falling-out (with someone)

the poor are ignored in the busiest city, whereas the rich will find relatives in the deepest mountain

(dialect) bustling; lively

describing a place or event that is busy, lively, and full of activity

disruptive activities targeted at a school by an aggrieved party

to be at loggerheads or to have a falling out

Monkey Wreaks Havoc in Heaven, a story about the Monkey King Sun Wukong from the novel Journey to the West

to cause trouble