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A minor disturbance or disagreement. Smaller than a contretemps, larger than a snag, involving more people or things than a SNAFU or a stink. Lawton couldn't understand all of the kerfuffle over the suggestive signage at Herbert's Sherbert.
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A social imbroglio or brouhaha. An organizational misunderstanding leading to accusations and defensiveness. I spend half my time these days on tbe phone with HR, ever since Bob started that kerfuffle with his flaming e-mail to everyone in the sociology department.
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Trouble, hassle or when a scuffle! I need a little bit of help getting him in and out of the pool! ...should be relatively kerfuffle free.
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basically used by Lou Reed from Little Britain. It means a state, a problem or a hassle It's relatively kerfuffle free - it's without hassles or problems.
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chaos, fuss, disturbance, everythings all out of wack, screwed up there was kerfuffle everywhere when the girl was molested by a motorcycle, the audience just wouldn't settle.
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-to create a scene or attract lots of attention
-making large amounts of noise "Look at those two kerfuffling over there."
"They're such attention seekers." Teacher: "You two, stop causing such a kerfuffle!!" "But sir, apparently, there's a new defintion in Urban!" |
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Something complicated/jumbled and/or overly difficult. I've been spending forever painting this kerfuffle; can't I just leave it like this?
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