figurative. To move from a fixed or quiet condition; to disturb, trouble, molest; to put into tumult or confusion, to upset. Obsolete exc. dialect…

transitive. To agitate and destroy (quiet, peace, rest); to break up the quiet, tranquillity, or rest of (a person, a country, etc.); to stir up…

transitive. To disturb, derange; to interfere with, interrupt; to hinder, mar. Obsolete or archaic.

transitive. To agitate, disquiet, disturb; to throw into commotion and confusion; to trouble, harass, worry, torment. Often to toss and turmoil…

To abandon oneself to reckless enjoyment; to cast off all restraint; (also) to create discord or disorder. Obsolete.

transitive. To cause (a nation, region, etc.) to be in a state of turmoil or discord; to confuse, agitate, or disturb (someone or something).

To mix or stir up (a liquid); hence sometimes, to render turbid, pollute, spoil, destroy; sometimes, to agitate, trouble: to disturb (joy, peace…

transitive. To render unquiet, to disturb.

transitive. To make stormy. In quots. figurative to trouble, vex, disturb. Also passive.

transitive. To throw into confusion. rare.

To throw into uproar or tumult.

transitive. To undo the settled condition of; to unsettle, disturb.

To force out of a settled condition; to deprive of fixity or quiet. a state of things, institutions, etc.

transitive. To throw into confusion or uproar. Obsolete.

esp. To unsettle (some established order of things).

transitive. To deprive of rest; to disturb.

transitive. To put into commotion, disturb.