| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Much ado | 4 letters | pomp |
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| Much ado | 5 letters | furor |
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| Much ado | 6 letters | hoo-ha |
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| Much ado | 6 letters | hoopla |
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| Much ado | 15 letters | hustleandbustle |
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- Hue and cry
- Angry uproar
- major outcry
- Display of public anger
- Excitement
- state of indignation
- Public outcry
- Public commotion
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- Lots of screaming and shouting
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- This is crazy
- Angry fit
- Rage
- Tumult
- Craze
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- Outcry
- Public uproar
- big hullabaloo
- Pandemonium
- considerable commotion
- Confusione fruor — est insania
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- Red state
- Fracas
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- A fair old game
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- circumstance partner
- Go off to get married in ceremony
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- Retinue
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- Vaunting
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