may·hem 
/ˈmeɪˌhɛm/ noun
/ˈmeɪˌhɛm/ noun [noncount] : actions that hurt people and destroy things : a scene or situation that involves a lot of violence
▪ movies filled with murder and mayhem ▪ committing mayhem ▪ a criminal who escaped from prison and caused mayhem — often used figuratively ▪ musical mayhem ▪ There was mayhem [=a lot of excited activity] on the field after the winning goal was scored.
▪ movies filled with murder and mayhem ▪ committing mayhem ▪ a criminal who escaped from prison and caused mayhem — often used figuratively ▪ musical mayhem ▪ There was mayhem [=a lot of excited activity] on the field after the winning goal was scored.
