Fracas Definition

frākəs, frăkəs
noun
A noisy fight or loud quarrel; brawl.
Webster's New World

A noisy disorderly quarrel, fight, brawl, disturbance or scrap.

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Other Word Forms of Fracas

Noun

Singular:
fracas
Plural:
fracases

Origin of Fracas

  • From French fracas, from Italian fracasso, from fracassare, from Latin infra- + Italian cassare, from Latin quassare.

    From Wiktionary

  • French from Italian fracasso from fracassare to make an uproar

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Fracas Sentence Examples

  • The resulting fracas ended with riotous fighting in the streets.

  • First time I saw Billy was during the last little fracas.

  • Mersey players were also involved in some minor fracas.

  • Neither Dean nor Fred volunteered any information on why they were in Willoughby's or that the fracas was anything but a mugging.

  • In Oxford today, fighting is confined to the occasional late night fracas, although the interests of town and gown are still divergent.

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SASCAS

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6 Letter Words6 Letter Words Starting With F6 Letter Words Ending With S