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Words and phrases that have a meaning related to trouble:   (350 results)

Often used in the same context:
difficulty, problems, knack, qualms, danger, woes, mess, headaches, hesitation, quandary, worry, predicament, mistake, dire straits, jitters, distress, dicey, panic, hiccups, shakiness, habit, havoc, adept, turbulence, sticky wicket, slipup, nightmares, strife, ruckus, pitfall, nervousness, dilemma, rut, wiggle room, hassling, commotion, snags, uneasiness, disadvantage, disarray, conniption, misfortune, pickle, rough sledding, concern, vested interest, quagmire, confusion, luck, discomfort, struggles, turmoil, scare, rocky, quicksand, hurry, anxiety, controversy, flak, hurt, groove, sluggishness, hesitancy, scuffling, warier, tizzies, upset, challenge, consternation, repercussions, troublemaker, conundrum, babying, heartburn, hickup, chaos, glitch, headway, embarrassment, hiccoughs, inconsistency, hinderance, stingier, frustration, instability, disturbances, letdown, misgivings, fault, fazing, jeopardy, peril, growing pains, dissension, cracks, pressure, crunch, wayward, forte, weakness, situations, misfiring, troubles, inconvenience, mischief, worries, aggravation, annoyance, heartache, difficulties, unpleasantness, vexations, hassle, noise, bow, diagram, law, sonnet, arrow, biscuit, boiler, card, carpet, catalogue, chair, coffee, costume, creed, curriculum, dictionary, difference, disease, documentary

More specific:
affliction, agitate, anguish, bad luck, blaze, break out, cark, charge, charge up, commove, disagree with, disorder, disquiet, distract, distress, disturbance, embarrassment, erupt, excite, hell, interference, matter, misfortune, noise, onslaught, outrage, perturb, rouse, scandal, throe, unhinge

Appears in the definition of:
., acquaintance, ad-lib, affection, airplane, annoyance, apology, ask for, ask for it, ask for trouble, assumption, awkwardness, backfire, backing, bad hat, bad luck, blusterer, bother, botheration, can of worms, carefree, cloud, consumer finance company, cumbersomeness, deal, decision, deep, deep water, difficult, difficulty, disquieted, distressed, disturbed, drown, enduring, engineering, feisty, firebrand, fixer, fomentation, forewarn, goblin, good samaritan, halcion, hard-pressed, hard put, hell raising, hob, hobgoblin, hurt, hydra, inciter, inconvenience oneself, indemnification, infliction, influence peddler, instigant, instigation, instigator, interrogation, invitation, invoke, in a bad wayp, in case, in troublep, knack, long-suffering, loudmouth, mischief-maker, misfortune, monitor, national reconnaissance office, nro, onslaught, order, pain, pain in the ass, pain in the neck, pay, peacekeeper, perplexity, philosophic, philosophical, plane, praetorian, provoker, raising hell, report, road sense, ruffle, samaritan, scaremonger, self-possessed, small loan company, smell out, spell, staunchness, stay together, steadfastness, stick together, stirrer, storm center, storm centre, tactfully, throe, touchy, triazolam, tribulate, trouble-free, trouble-shoot, troublemaker, troubler, troubleshooter, trouble maker, trouble oneself, trouble shooter, troublous, try, tsoris, tsuris, unwieldiness, unworried, upset, vicious circle, vicious cycle, warm, weather eye, withers, worried

More general:
adversity, affect, anxiety, bear on, bear upon, difficulty, disturb, disturbance, effort, elbow grease, exertion, gestation, happening, hardship, hurt, impact, impress, move, natural event, occurrence, perturbation, pregnancy, reach, strain, strike, strive, sweat, touch, touch on, travail, upset

Synonyms:
afflict, ail, bother, cark, difficulty, discommode, disoblige, disorder, disquiet, distract, distress, disturb, fuss, hassle, ill, incommode, inconvenience, inconvenience oneself, pain, perturb, problem, put out, trouble oneself, unhinge, upset, worry

Also try:
— Adjectives for trouble: much, more, little, serious, great, real, further, worth, only, less, big, more...

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