transitive. To throw into disorder or confusion; to disorder, disorganize. In earlier use chiefly: to break up the military formation of (an enemy…

transitive. To bring out of conformity or agreement. Cf. difformity, n. 1.

transferred and figurative (transitive) To disorder, disarrange, confuse. Obsolete.

transitive. To disturb the order or arrangement of; to throw into confusion or disarray; to disarrange, disorder. Now rare.

transitive. Originally: to throw into disarray or disorder. Now: to remove from or deprive of ranking. Also intransitive.

transitive. To derange, disorder, throw into confusion.

transitive. To mar the appearance, beauty, or excellence of; to make ugly or unsightly; to disfigure… To put out of proper form, disarrange. Obsolete.

transitive. To disturb or destroy the order or arrangement of; to throw into disorder or confusion.

transitive. To throw out of order or rank; to disarrange.

transitive. To disturb or destroy the arrangement or order of; to throw into confusion; to disarrange.

transitive. To arrange badly or incorrectly; to put in the wrong place. Chiefly in past participle. Cf. disarrange, v.

transitive. To stir up; to throw into turmoil or disorder.