kerfuffle

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.

by ~Nat~ January 1, 2006

kerfuffle

the coolest word ever! you can say it over and over and over and over and over and over and it never loses its hilarity. ehehehehehe! kerfuffle!
ps. it means a big stramash/scuffle

person 1:yeah, there was a big kerfuffle at the front when the band came on
person 2: *pause* ehehehehehehe! kerfuffle...*snortgigglesnort*

by Pretty Vacant May 27, 2004

kerfuffle

A gathering of hipsters. Like a murder of crows or gaggle of geese. Frequently with hipsters of poor hygiene or the appearance of such due to excessive grease application.

I was late because a kerfuffle of hipsters trapped me in their hacky sack circle

by aria melody July 26, 2014

kerfuffle

-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!"

by queen of kerfuffalation August 27, 2011

kerfuckle

A word-mix of "ker-plop", "fuck-up", and "fumble", meaning:

1) A huge mistake or poor decision made by a dumbass.

2) A person guilty of such dumbassery that the word is applied directly to him/her.

1) *Our dumbass president makes another stupid decision* "Well, that was a kerfuckle of a move."

2) *Dumbassery is commited* "Dude, you are such a king-sized kerfuckle."

by hater_of_dumbasses July 23, 2010

Kerfuffle

An Unnecessary Problem

The misunderstanding between mike and josh caused a kerfuffle

by Chris fortunate December 11, 2019

Kerfuffle

Kerfuffle (noun) has been around since the early 1800s. There are two ideas as to how it came into English. It probably came from either Scottish Gaelic or from Celtic Irish, the languages that were used historically in Scotland and Ireland.

If somebody asked you the following question, would you know what they meant?

“What’s all the shouting for? Why are you making such a kerfuffle?”

It means to make a fuss or a bother, usually when people have different points of view. Imagine two of your friends having a minor disagreement over something and making quite a bit of noise – doesn’t kerfuffle sound like a great way to describe the situation? They might also be making a hullaballoo too…

“What’s all the shouting for? Why are you making such a kerfuffle?”

by cantfindanamesorry April 29, 2020