0 a lot of noise or angry complaining about something:
The women's unshaken determination to enter public space despite the brouhaha of 1889 seems to have disarmed attacks.
But if we are always to avoid any form of brouhaha we shall agree to anything.
Much of the brouhaha over teaching methods is a smokescreen.
Why the enormous brouhaha and cry for an area cost adjustment investigation, and what has that shown?
Thus, at the end of this debate which has gone on for three hours and 20 minutes, what is all the brouhaha about?
He and his noble friends, or rather his honourable friends in another place, made a considerable brouhaha over this matter.
It was thought to be an infringement of civil liberties and there was a great brouhaha about it, but the day that law came into force, it was observed.
Several of the main characters flee from the brouhaha to a movie theater to see how their own movie resolves itself.
