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What (who) is trouble maker - definition
Trouble Maker (car)
MOTOR VEHICLE
Trouble Maker is an American gasser drag racer, driven to three National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) national AM/SP gasser titles by Joe Lunati.
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Troublemakers; Troublemakers (disambiguation); Troublemaker (disambiguation); The Troublemaker; Troublemaker (song); Trouble maker; Trouble Maker; Troublemakers (film); The Troublemaker (film); Trouble Makers; Trouble-Maker
¦ noun a person who habitually causes trouble, especially by inciting unrest.
Derivatives
troublemaking noun & adjective
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Troublemakers; Troublemakers (disambiguation); Troublemaker (disambiguation); The Troublemaker; Troublemaker (song); Trouble maker; Trouble Maker; Troublemakers (film); The Troublemaker (film); Trouble Makers; Trouble-Maker
(troublemakers)
If you refer to someone as a troublemaker, you mean that they cause unpleasantness, quarrels, or fights, especially by encouraging people to oppose authority.
N-COUNT [disapproval]
Examples of use of trouble maker
1. He is the biggest bully and trouble maker in the house.
2. Each and every trouble maker should be singled out and awarded exemplary punishment.
3. Said one Anyuak in Khartoum, "we do not need another trouble maker to create problem for us.
4. He said that there was nowhere he could have gone to voice his concerns without being branded a racist, trouble–maker or agitator.
5. Enough is enough". This statement does not take a rocket scientist to analyze, that it always take one trouble maker for many people to suffer.