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

Chiefly Scottish. intransitive. To rush or charge about; to behave in a wild, unruly, or violent manner; to rampage. Obsolete.

intransitive. Also transitive with it. Of a person: to rush, storm, or rage with violent gestures; to behave in a furious or threatening manner.

intransitive. To rush about in a frenzied state; to behave frantically.

to run (also occasionally go) amok. To run about in a violent or murderous frenzy; to go on a killing spree or a destructive rampage.

intransitive. To go about in an agitated, furious, or violent manner; to rush wildly here and there. Also in extended use. Usually with adverb.

intransitive. To behave in a disorderly or violent manner; to rage. Scottish.

Only in the progressive and as present participle. Of a gang or its members: to go on a protracted and violent rampage: see wilding, n.1 U.S. slang.