brawl 
/ˈbrɑ:l/ verb
brawls; brawled; brawl·ing /ˈbrɑ:l/ verb [no obj] : to fight noisily in usually a public place
▪ Fans were brawling in the streets after the game.
▪ Fans were brawling in the streets after the game.
— brawl noun, plural brawls [count]
▪ A brawl broke out among the fans after the hockey game. ▪ a drunken street brawl ▪ He was in a barroom brawl. [=a fight in a bar]
▪ A brawl broke out among the fans after the hockey game. ▪ a drunken street brawl ▪ He was in a barroom brawl. [=a fight in a bar]
— brawl·er noun, plural brawl·ers [count]
▪ Police arrested two of the brawlers.
▪ Police arrested two of the brawlers.
