Princeton's WordNet

1. tumult, tumultuousness, uproar, garboil(noun)

   a state of commotion and noise and confusion

2. hubbub, uproar, brouhaha, katzenjammer(noun)

   loud confused noise from many sources

Kernerman English Learner's Dictionary

1. uproar(noun)ˈʌpˌrɔr, -ˌroʊr

   a situation in which many people protest or complain

   There was an uproar when they raised taxes again.

Wiktionary

1. uproar(Noun)

   tumultuous, noisy excitement

2. uproar(Noun)

   loud confused noise, especially when coming from several sources

Origin: Translation of Aufruhr or oproer.

Webster Dictionary

1. Uproar(noun)

   great tumult; violent disturbance and noise; noisy confusion; bustle and clamor

2. Uproar(verb)

   to throw into uproar or confusion

3. Uproar(verb)

   to make an uproar

• herrie, oproerAfrikaans
• ضَجيج، صَخَب، ضَوْضاءArabic
• вряваBulgarian
• alvoroçoPortuguese (BR)
• zmatek, vřavaCzech
• der AufruhrGerman
• oprør; tumultDanish
• αναστάτωση, σάλοςGreek
• alboroto, jaleo, algarabíaSpanish
• kära, meluEstonian
• غوغاFarsi
• melskeFinnish
• tumulteFrench
• הֲמוּלָה גְדוֹלָהHebrew
• हंगामाHindi
• galama, buka, komešanjeCroatian
• zajongás, izgalomHungarian
• keributanIndonesian
• háreysti; ringulreiðIcelandic
• baraondaItalian
• 大騒ぎJapanese
• 소음, 떠드는 고함 소리Korean
• sujudimasLithuanian
• troksnis; kņada; aurošanaLatvian
• kegemparanMalay
• tumultDutch
• oppstyr, bråk, skrik(ing)Norwegian
• wrzawa, rozruchyPolish
• غوغاPersian
• غړ مبهار، غوغا، زوږ، شور، ناكراري، پاريدنهPashto
• alvoroçoPortuguese
• vuiet, tumultRomanian
• шум; волнениеRussian
• zmätok; vravaSlovak
• razgrajanjeSlovenian
• metežSerbian
• tumult, kalabalik, upprorSwedish
• ความเอะอะ; ความอึกทึกครึกโครมThai
• şamata, gürültüTurkish
• 鼓譟，騷動Chinese (Trad.)
• гомін, галасUkrainian
• ہنگامہ، شور و غلUrdu
• tiếng ồn ào, sự náo độngVietnamese
• 鼎沸，喧嚣Chinese (Simp.)