mayhem

/ˈmeɪhɛm/noun

Wild confusion, disorder, or destruction; complete chaos.

Example sentences

“There was total mayhem in the store when the sale began.”
“A loose dog caused mayhem at the outdoor market.”

Originally a legal term for the crime of maiming someone; the chaos sense has almost entirely taken over.

Related words

meadowAn open area of grassy land, often grown so the grass can be cut for hay.mattressA large soft pad for lying and sleeping on, usually filled with springs and cushioning material and covered in fabric.meagerThin and bony, with very little flesh on the body.matchAn organized sporting contest between opponents, such as a football game, a boxing bout, or a game of cricket.mealAn occasion of eating prepared food, usually at a regular time of day and in a larger amount than a snack.marvelSomething so amazing that it fills people with wonder.