noun
definition
One who causes trouble, especially one who does so deliberately.
definition
A complainer.
Examples of troublemakers in a Sentence
The difficulty in identifying troublemakers in the event of any crowd trouble?
Police could look at known troublemakers signing in at their local police station during the Leeds v Hull game.
Will the online rogues gallery launched by pubs in South Shields deter troublemakers?
The atmosphere remains friendly as the door staff keep troublemakers well away.
Officers will monitor queues into town bars and night clubs and work with door staff to exclude any troublemakers liable to cause problems.
Over 3000 known troublemakers are subject to football banning orders.
Nobody wants persistent troublemakers or individuals who are ' worse for wear ' ruining a night out for everyone else.
Should the police have the power to break up groups of potential troublemakers?
It was here that rulers sent those they regarded as political troublemakers, social outcasts and the unwanted of society.
The latest disorder has prompted Dublin Castle landlord Henry Conlon to call for extra measures to deal with the worst troublemakers.
Keep in mind, however, that children with learning disabilities do not automatically become troublemakers; many factors contribute to bullying.
They may be perceived as slow learners or troublemakers in the classroom.
Dr. Gardner took this question beyond the popular explanation of "some kids are just troublemakers" and developed a theory called "multiple intelligences."
The two troublemakers were closer than ever after their harrowing adventure.