wreak havoc with (someone or something)

To cause issues or disruptions for someone or something. The road closures have wreaked havoc with rush-hour traffic. This humidity is going to wreak havoc with my hair.

See also: havoc, wreak

See also:

play havoc
play havoc with
play havoc with (someone or something)
play/wreak havoc with something
wreak
raise havoc with
raise havoc with (someone or something)
wreak havoc
raise the dickens with (someone or something)
raise hell with (someone or something)

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