English to Latin Meaning of fracas - fracas

Fracas :

fracas

noun

IUNCUS, clamor, huc, quodque, vix aegreque, iurgium, disceptatione irritarentur, eiulans conqueritur

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Definitions of fracas in English

Noun(1) noisy quarrel

Examples of fracas in English

(1) A cocaine dealer who got into the trade to make easy money was caught after he got involved in a drunken fracas outside a nightclub.(2) Fowler also suffered a suspected broken nose in April 1999 during a fracas outside a Liverpool hotel.(3) The fracas , in which punches were traded and others were knocked to the ground, lasted about four minutes.(4) Apparently knives and shotguns had just been wielded during a fracas in the bar and the local constabulary were called in to help out.(5) The fracas seems to be primarily the work of one person, presuming to speak for the entire class, when in fact he spoke only for himself.(6) There were fights and fracas where I saw guns, knives, baseball bats and the rest, but nothing I couldn't handle.(7) During the fracas , a single gun shot was fired leaving a 24-year-old man wounded..(8) GardaÔö£┬í said they are not treating the death as suspicious as it is not believed her death was directly linked to the fracas .(9) The full video of the fracas was shown and all of the personnel caught on camera making physical contact were identified.(10) The fracas over his cabinet appointments provides further evidence of a style of leadership that could be described as detached at best.(11) She suffered a suspected fractured cheekbone and claimed to have had blurred vision and numbness in her face following the fracas .(12) Spectators who witnessed the fracas summoned police who arrived within minutes to find the incident had fizzled out.(13) The fracas is typical of the miniscule Liberal Party, which has been mired in internal disputes for seven years.(14) A chef on trial for killing a man in a fracas outside a pub told the jury yesterday he had just been trying to defend himself from a group of people who had set on him.(15) Three men were injured in the fracas and were in hospital.(16) His friend was also treated for minor injuries after he was knocked to the floor during the fracas and has been discharged from hospital.

(1) flying fox ::

volantem vulpes,

(2) little fox ::

paulo vulpes,

(3) silver fox ::

argentum vulpes,

(4) arctic fox ::

arcticum vulpes,

(5) sly fox ::

veterator

(6) red fox ::

ruber vulpes,

(7) fox hunting ::

vulpes venandi

(8) white fox ::

album vulpes,

(9) polar fox ::

Suspendisse vulpes,

Synonyms

Noun

1. disturbance ::

commotio

2. brawl ::

militesque regales

3. melee ::

concursus

4. rumpus ::

rumpus

5. skirmish ::

equestre proelium

6. struggle ::

proelium

7. scuffle ::

pugna

8. scrum ::

scrum

9. clash ::

armorum sonitum

10. fisticuffs ::

pugnorum

11. altercation ::

disceptatione irritarentur

12. scrap ::

FRAGMENTUM

13. dust-up ::

-sursum pulvis

14. set-to ::

set ad

15. donnybrook ::

Donnybrook

Different Forms

fracas, fracases

Word Example from TV Shows

Including "laugh out loud" and "what's the FRACAS?"

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 22

$No knock? What's the fracas?$

No knock? What's the FRACAS?

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 22

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