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Meanings of fracas in English
Usage of fracas in English
1
Four Mykonos officers sustained slight injuries in the fracas, the authorities said.
2
The Spartan frowned; there was no way the fracas would go unnoticed.
3
The other had been gouged out years ago in a drunken fracas.
4
The fop ran behind a tree, to be safe from the fracas.
5
Then there has been a great fracas between the court-martial and Willes.
6
They were already discussing what ought to be done about the fracas.
7
Lee stood in the doorway, unable to halt the fracas by himself.
8
I never approved of our boys going to that South African fracas.
9
They're eager to get the details of the fracas at the Snorter.
10
Then they drank more, amid a perfect fracas of talk and laughter.
11
There's the story of that girl,-andthen that fracas at the station.
12
That's my cool jedgment, now that we are out of the fracas.
13
I don't know what notion you may have gotten of this fracas.
14
Why, Lena, you couldn't wear his stuff anyway, after all this fracas.
15
Is it 'le fracas du grand monde, comedies, bals, operas, cour,' etc.?
16
This seemed like an easygoing bunch, more intent on fun than fracas.
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Fracas through the time
Fracas across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common