hubbub
/ˈhʌbʌb/
noun
- A loud, confused noise, usually made by many people or things.
- The children's hubbub filled the school cafeteria at lunchtime.
- The hubbub of the crowded market made it hard to hear my friend.
- She escaped the hubbub of the city by walking in the quiet park.
- A situation of great activity, excitement, or confusion.
- The political hubbub died down after the election results were announced.
- Amid the hubbub of the festival, he found a quiet corner to sit.
- There was a hubbub in the office when the news of the merger broke.