Strife, contention, conflict; tumult, disturbance, agitation. Obsolete.

The interruption and breaking up of tranquillity, peace, rest, or settled condition; agitation (physical, social, or political).

In early use: the action of perturb, v.; disturbance, troubling; harassment, annoyance. In later use: an instance of this.

Agitation, violent movement; spec. agitation or disturbance of a physical substance (esp. water); an irregular movement, shaking, oscillation (of…

Stirring, movement, commotion.

A state of agitation or commotion; disturbance, tumult; trouble, disquiet.

The quality or state of being disquiet; want of quiet; unrest; disturbance.

Eager activity, bustling; scuffling, agitation. Also: an instance of this.

The action of jumble, v.

The action of moving (something) backwards and forwards repeatedly; stirring by brisk repetitive action; shaking.

Agitated or turbulent movement of water, esp. the sea (now rare). Also (in later use chiefly): the straining, pitching, or rolling of a vehicle…

gen. Commotion, agitation, disturbance; disorderly or noisy movement or action. Also plural.

Physical disturbance, more or less violent; tumultuous agitation of the parts or particles of any thing; of the sea: turbulence, tossing.

gen. Movement; disturbance, perturbation; an instance of this. Obsolete.

The state or quality of being turbulent; violent commotion, agitation, or disturbance; disorderly or tumultuous character or conduct; with a and p…

Movement, perturbation. rare. (= brangle, n.1 1, branle, n. 1.)

Disturbance, turmoil, bustle; noise, tumult; an instance of this, a din, an uproar.

The quality or state of being tumultuous or disturbed; †in quot. 1617, seditiousness (obsolete).

In various figurative uses.

The state or condition of being unquiet; disquiet, restlessness.

The action of disquieting.

The action of tumble, v. in various senses.

Disquieted condition or state; restlessness, disturbance, disquietness.

figurative. A stir, a shake-up; an upheaval. In later use also (chiefly U.S.): a commotion. Also in rouse-up.

Any state of turbulence or confusion; a swirling mass of small objects.

The action of stirring up, or condition of being stirred up; agitation, commotion.