FRACAS

a noisy fight, a brawl

noisy quarrel

SYN - affray, altercation

"It was in the middle of this fracas that he felt most alive."

"At this place the mixture of Alcohol and english soccer almost always led to a fracas."

"She was a perfect ten and because of it had on more than one occasion started a fracas among her suitors."

"At the office the next morning he had felt ashamed by the fracas he had gotten into at the bar the night before."

"He lost his hearing and didnt know whether it was from a punch or the constant screaming."