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English
Noun
hubbleshow (countable and uncountable, plural hubbleshows)
- A noisy confusion; hubbub.
1824, Susan Edomonstone Ferrier, The Inheritance:I was really wearying to get to my own house for a little, if it was only to refresh myself with a drop plain barley-broth, and a bit boiled mutton ; and what a pleasant thing for a few friends to meet this way, instead of these great hubbleshows of people one sits down with now, where there's no carrying on any thing like rational conversation.
1849, John Gibson Lockhart, Reginald Dalton, page 276:Why, it is not in the power of any Christian man to tell ye what happened — Such a hubbleshow, such a racketing, such fighting, such knocking down, such a rushing and riving.
1863, John Close, Titus Stubbs, Tales and Legends of Westmoreland:All this hubbleshow, when me Pension was rais'd It near kit me wife, and me fairly craiz'd.
1894, Susan Ferrier, Destiny, page 134:O, if that silly man would but stop till all this hubbleshow's past!