Dictionary:
pan·de·mo·ni·um (păn'də-mō'nē-əm) ![]() |
- A very noisy place: “The whole lobby was a perfect pandemonium, and the din was terrific” (Jerome K. Jerome).
- Wild uproar or noise. See synonyms at noise.
[From Pandæmonium, capital of Hell in Paradise Lost, an epic poem by John Milton : Greek pan-, pan- + Late Latin daemonium, demon (from Greek daimonion, from daimōn, lesser god, demon; see demon).]
pandemoniac pan'de·mo'ni·ac (-nē-ăk') adj.



