英:[ˈʃɪndi]
美:['ʃɪndɪ]
英:[ˈʃɪndi]
美:['ʃɪndɪ]
noun
shindig sense 1
fracas, uproar
probably alteration of shinny >entry 1
The first known use of shindy was in 1814
shivanoun
a traditional seven-day period of mourning the death of a family member that is observed in Jewish homes—often used in the phrase sit shiva
they are sitting shiva for their father
shirtsleevenoun
the sleeve of a shirt
shirrverb
to draw cloth together in a shirring
to cook eggs removed from the shell by baking
Shintonoun
a religion native to Japan
Shintonoun
a religion native to Japan
Shintonoun
a religion native to Japan
Shintonoun
a religion native to Japan
shinnyverb
to climb up or down something vertical by grasping it with the arms and legs and moving oneself by repeated jerks
shinnied up the pole
shingle1 of 2noun
a small thin piece of building material for laying in overlapping rows as a covering for the roof or sides of a building
a small sign
a woman's short haircut
shingle2 of 2verb
to cover with or as if with shingles
to cut and shape the hair in a shingle
shindynoun
row entry 4
1 Oh! yes; there’s been a devil of a shindy.
2 Hargrave, the second brother, was the fellow that made that shindy in the Mauritius, and our friend Shalley isn't a conjuror.
3 "There's a big shindy up at the Sacred Bo-tree," the other added.
4 The captain's kicked up an awful shindy at losing them.
5 Only a Petrel, I, But when my form you spy,— Look out for shindy.
6 A Colonial insulted the House of Windsor, which led to words, broken beer glasses, and a general shindy.
7 Down by the square one day I saw an old boy in white ducks and a sun helmet having a shindy with the sentry at the barracks.
8 Most up to the boss in a shindy, now, wasn’t she?
9 Besides, I’m nothing of a boxer, and if I were should hate a shindy just as much.”
10 What if there were a sudden row and quarrel between some of the naturally inimical races—a sort of inter-tribal shindy between the Sikhs and the Pathans, for example?
11 “You see, the Marigold kicks up quite a shindy when the sea is choppy.”
12 "There's such a fiendish shindy down there we won't be heard, and the wind is from that quarter."
13 The saloons drove literally a roaring trade, for the shindy that went on in them as the night wore on, and their habitués waxed livelier, was something indescribable.
14 Anderson is going to raise the old flag on Sumter, and of course there will be a great shindy here—I only wish you were with us to join in it.
15 Sometimes shindies got up though, and revolvers were used freely enough, but as a rule it was pretty quiet.”
16 My little girl, she tumbled into the nettles late last evening, and, lor! wasn't there a shindy!
17 A charm undefined seems to hallow it there, After Tanner's loud shindy and Conybeare's blare.
18 Why, man, we had the most infernal shindy yesterday ever kicked up between two full-blown lunatics.
19 the prime minister created a brief shindy with his unexpected appearance
20 And at last, one day he found 'er out, and there was an awful shindy and he said as 'e'd leave her if she didn't knock it off.
1 争吵
feudal jangly out yike broil threap cross-up shout-up fight blue argument row debate scrap controversy breeze hassle scrape disagreement fuss discord strife quarrel rhubarb spar altercation snarl bicker unpleasantness barney bust-up blowoff falling-out ruction punch-up dingdong rammy bagarre brabble schemozzle collieshangie flyting fratch passage dispute jar feud tangle quibble squabble wrangle flite altercate jangle argue a passage of arms flap chops at odds brush contention fray ruckus tiff dust-up ding-dong set-to ructions exchange words be at odds have words difference brawl blowout run-in ruck shindig unpleasantry brannigan shauri stooshie argufy swedge exchange stink scrimmage haggle rumpus disagree break call in question at loggerheads
2 喧嚣
rowdydowdy tory-rory boisterous uproarious rip-roaring obstreperous tumultuary Babelic row-de-dow row-dow clutter clamor babble tumult hubbub hullabaloo hubble shivoo rowdydow rough music noisy saturnalian pandemoniac combustion rhubarb outcry uproar clatter shindig ballyhoo hullaballoo din tumultuous multivocal rumbustious dirdum brouhaha
4 喧闹
rag to-do commotion hoopla shindig rumpus moil stooshie noise yawp raise hell raise the devil a song and dance alarums and excursions loud noisy raucous uproarious rip-roaring clamorous obstreperous rumbustious uproariously raucously ruckus brouhaha hullabaloo ballyhoo hurly-burly raucousness shemozzle slambang clamant rough stormy Randy brassy rorty knockabout riot rattle fuss stink romp furore corroboree hoot clamour
5 纠纷
knotty trouble conflict shine coil complication feud tangle labyrinth entanglement plexus snarl dissension perplexity imbroglio
8 骚动
turbulent disturbed disorderly abuzz astir blather dirdum tirrivee splore kickup rucus do heat blow noise disorder storm shine stir yeast scandal distraction riot disturbance combustion fermentation ferment stink turmoil flutter whirl tempest commotion uproar convulsion hurrah tumult seethe ruckus muss kerfuffle affray ruction pother dustup stour blether moil touse williwaw tzimmes stramash bagarre bobbery abubble wake rowdydowdy seething uproarious roily rowdyish row-de-dow whoop-up sensation breeze agitation squall distemper shindig furor restiveness rowdiness tempestuousness hurry-scurry stoush tumultuousness agitate tumultuate disturb wild tempestuous convulsive excitement outbreak to-do turbulence hubbub hurly-burly hubble-bubble rhubarbing perturb convulse trouble shooting hurry ruffle broil shake-up clatter brouhaha hoo-ha hot turnup
9 扰乱
upset interference ruffle perturbation perturb derange discomfit sab discompose shake unsettle addle break in on make hay of
10 吵闹
noisy rowdy rackety scene row racket uproar clamour kerfuffle dust-up shemozzle argy-bargy stink tumult fracas rumpus noisiness carrying-on loud rough blatant boisterous cry gaff shindig affray ruction bully jangle brabble yammer vociferate make a row bang about make a dust raise a rumpus raise the devil rowdy-dowdy noiseful hot troublesome stirring tumultuous roaring raucous randy riotous brassy vociferous clamorous open-mouthed obstreperous rattly rumbustious mussy larrikin clamant stirabout bobbery tumultuary noisily dirdum row-de-dow music noise shine bother stir breeze to-do tangle fray ruffle brawl quarrel clamor broil sputter ruckus muss brouhaha hullabaloo hoo-ha punch-up storminess loquacity blatancy rowdydow rag kickup hoedown dustup
12 盛大的聚会