brawl

noun
UK /brɔːl/
US /brɔːl/

A rough, noisy fight with many people.

A brawl broke out outside the stadium after the game.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A loud, noisy argument or dispute.

The meeting turned into a brawl over the budget.

3. To fight or argue in a rough, noisy way.

The fans brawled in the parking lot.

4. A noisy party or gathering.

Their wedding turned into quite a brawl.