cause a commotion

To incite trouble or excitement. My best friend's pink hair caused quite a commotion at our very strict school. This band has caused a commotion with teenagers all across the nation—screaming fans greet them everywhere they go!

cause a commotion

Also, cause a stir. Give rise to a disturbance, raise a fuss. For example, The opening debate was so bitter it caused a commotion in the legislature, or Her entrance always caused a stir.

See also: cause, commotion

The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer.

See also:

commotion
cause a stir
cause/create a stir
dry rot
get behind on (something)
be in hot water
fall behind on (something)
be put out of business
be sb's lookout
be (one's) (own) lookout

References in periodicals archive

According to the police at around 8pm during the baggage control check the woman and her daughter, who were due to fly out of Cyprus, started to shout and cause a commotion.

Mother and daughter arrested after airport attack

The face serum caused stampedes in the aisles and this version for the body is also set to cause a commotion.

How to get... the perfect smooth skin

While her name may mean "delicate and sensitive" in Arabic, Queen Latifah likes to cause a commotion. First she rocked the male-dominated world of rap as a groundbreaking female superstar.

QUEEN LATIFAH

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释义	cause a commotion cause a commotion To incite trouble or excitement. My best friend's pink hair caused quite a commotion at our very strict school. This band has caused a commotion with teenagers all across the nation—screaming fans greet them everywhere they go! See also: cause, commotion Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. cause a commotion Also, cause a stir. Give rise to a disturbance, raise a fuss. For example, The opening debate was so bitter it caused a commotion in the legislature, or Her entrance always caused a stir. See also: cause, commotion The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. See also: commotion cause a stir cause/create a stir dry rot get behind on (something) be in hot water fall behind on (something) be put out of business be sb's lookout be (one's) (own) lookout References in periodicals archive According to the police at around 8pm during the baggage control check the woman and her daughter, who were due to fly out of Cyprus, started to shout and cause a commotion. Mother and daughter arrested after airport attack The face serum caused stampedes in the aisles and this version for the body is also set to cause a commotion. How to get... the perfect smooth skin While her name may mean "delicate and sensitive" in Arabic, Queen Latifah likes to cause a commotion. First she rocked the male-dominated world of rap as a groundbreaking female superstar. QUEEN LATIFAH
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