To be in a predicament.
“She’s in a bit of a kerfuffle.”
joe: "What's going on here? Why is everyone running around and yelling?"
bob: "Oh, it's just a kerfuffle. Apparently, there was a mistake on the menu and now the kitchen is out of the special dish that half the customers ordered."
joe: "Wow, that's a big kerfuffle. I hope they can fix it soon."
bob: "Yeah, it's causing a bit of chaos, but I'm sure they'll get it sorted out eventually."
A British word meaning “a fuss; commotion,”
The gas-price hike caused quite a kerfuffle.
Person 1: Why are you so full of kerfuffle?
Person 2: It's my destiny.
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Tommy looked up in delight, the truffle kerfuffle he ate has raised his test scores. Now Tommy can go to Harvard!
Someone who gets covered in farts in a public library.
That kerfuffler oughta be kicked out!