disorder sb. (not earlier than the 16th c.; the verb occurs in S. only in the pa. pple.)
1.
disorderly act
or practice, misdemeanour Tw.N. II. iii.
107,
Lr. I. ii. 127
“machinations,
hollowness, treachery, and all ruinous
disorders,”
II. iv. 202.
2.
disturbance of mind,
discomposure
John III. iv. 102
“such disorder in my
wit,”
Ven. 742.
