Pandemoniac (adj/noun)
pan-dem-o-nee-ak
Of, relating to, or characteristic of Pandemonium; infernal; (now in extended use) disorderly, raucous, noisy.
A disorderly, raucous, or noisy person.
From Latin
Example sentences
“The pandemoniac reaction wasn’t helping national unity.”
“He’s nothing but a pandemoniac, I’m starting to think he thrives on it”
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