Disorder, disturbance, tumult, confusion. to make deray: to create a disturbance, act violently and noisily. Obsolete (or archaic).

Disorder, confusion; = deray, n., disarray, n.

Disorder, confusion, irregularity.

The quality of not being ordained (ordain, v. I.); disorder, impropriety.

The disturbance of the regular order or state of a thing; irregular variation or disorder. In quot. 1398: †turbulence (obsolete).

The state or condition of being out of normal order; disorder, confusion. Also: an instance of this. Frequently in in (also into) disarray. Cf. deray…

Disorder; spec. lack or breach of order; confusion; disorderly conduct, misbehaviour. Now rare.

Absence or undoing of order or regular arrangement; confusion; confused state or condition.

A confused or disordered condition; disorder.

Disorder, discomposure, indisposition. Cf. distemper, n.1

Want of apt arrangement or orderly placing; displacement or misplacement; disorder, chaotic condition. Obsolete.

Want of order or discipline; irregularity, confusion, disorderliness. Obsolete in general sense.

Disarrangement, putting out of order; disordered condition; = deordination, n.

Undigested condition; the state of not being reduced to order or brought to maturity; disorder, imperfection. Also, an instance of this condition.

Tumbled condition; disorder, confusion, disturbance; a confused or tangled heap.

Disorder, confusion, disarray; (in later use) esp. dishevelment of hair or clothing. Also: an instance of this, a disturbance.

The state of being ‘incomposed’; discomposure, disorder.

transferred and figurative. Disorder.

figurative. Displacement of parts or elements; disarrangement (of something immaterial); a confused or disordered state.

The fact of disarraying or putting out of regular order; the state or condition of being disarrayed; disorder. Also: an instance of this.

figurative. A juncture or condition of affairs involving disunion; a perplexed or disjointed state of things. (Cf. disjoint, n.)

rack and manger: wasteful or improvident use of abundant supplies; lack of proper management; waste and destruction. Now English regional (southern).

Reckless or heedless behaviour, (in early use) esp. wild or uninhibited sexual activity; (also) disorderly nonsense. Now rare.

Disturbance of normal or regular order or working; the condition of being out of order; disorder; disorganization.

The action or process disarranging something; the state or condition of being disarranged; disorder. Also occasionally as a count noun.

= disarray, n.

Devastation, destruction; esp. in to make havoc, to play havoc (frequently const. with), in which the earlier sense of spoliation or plunder has…

The act of unhinging; the fact of being or becoming unhinged.

Maddening confusion or disorder.

the quality or condition of being higgledy-piggledy.

The quality or state of being ramshackle. Also: the domain or sphere of the ramshackle.

Disorderliness, confusion; incoherence.