Turmoil
The state of violent agitation.
The world is in turmoil.The pig flu reached pandemic proportions.
Turmoil
A state of complete confusion, uncertainty, disorder and chaos.
Often used to describe the personal lives of accountants and engineers.
Often used to describe the personal lives of accountants and engineers.
Stranger #1: "Jesus, what's wrong with them?"
Stranger #2: "oh they are in turmoil, their lives are like dry handjobs."
Stranger #2: "oh they are in turmoil, their lives are like dry handjobs."
Turmoil
A flammable state of voidful confusion. Usually inflicted by a friendship crash or crisis. On the verge of combusting. Avoidance of any social interaction, media or materialized, and salitary solace is recommended.
Person1ost: I just.. can't just be enough. I'm covered in turmoil.. I can't be around anything!
It was a matter of time before the turmoil set this plan on fire. It was a disaster.
It was a matter of time before the turmoil set this plan on fire. It was a disaster.
turmoil
What you get when you squeeze a turmite.
I stepped on a lot of turmites, and now my shoes are slippery with turmoil.
turmoil
A Other word for Mud "worms live in it"
The worm wiggled through the turmoil
Intestinal Turmoil
Severe gastroenteritis resulting in diarrhea and/or vomiting usually resulting in a sick day at work.
Josh Beckett will miss his next start with severe intestinal turmoil.
economic turmoil
This term is widely used by American retailers and politicians to describe the economic situation that crippled most American businesses from the now present Chinese covid 19 virus.
Radio ad: Because of economic turmoil the Auto industry across America has too many new cars and must sell at rock bottom pricing! So bring your $1200 stimulus check .............