amiss, cockeyed, deranged, disconcerted, disordered, displaced, in disorder, out, out of kelter, out of place, perturbed, turbid, unjointed
Definitionadj. having the arrangement disturbed
Last update: July 16, 2015
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It has been surmised (by Bickell) that the sheets of the original codex became disarranged and were rearranged incorrectly; 4 by other critics portions of the book are transferred 3 This is the Talmudic understanding of the Hebrew expression (ferns. [Please select]
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Touclé stood there, her hat gone from her head, her rusty black clothes torn and disarranged. [Please select]
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Of course this new apparition quite disarranged the plans of the hunters. [Please select]
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The Antiquary instantly exploded, as is the manner of all book-lovers when their "things" are disarranged. [Please select]
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But, alas, the plans were all disarranged by David. [Please select]
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However, after prolonged grooming by a companion, a vole's fur was of mussed and disarranged appearance. [Please select]
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Her hair was disarranged, and there was a great deal of it. [Please select]
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Her curls were disarranged, and her spectacles were pushed up on her forehead; she looked worried. [Please select]
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Replacing the fur which he had disarranged, the physician stood up and fixed a keen gaze upon the face of Henry Leroux. [Please select]
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His white tie had become disarranged; she raised her hands, halting him, and pulled it into shape for him, consciously innocent of the intimacy. [Please select]
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