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SEC. IV. ARRANGEMENT— DERANGEMENT 59

( Adjectives ). Orderly, regular, Turmoil, m&l£e, tumult, fer-
in order, arranged, etc. (60), in ment, 6tew, fermentation, pud -
ita proper place, tidy, shipshape, der, pother, riot, rumpus,
en regie, well regulated, method- scramble, fracas, vortex, whirl-

ical, business- like, uniform, sym - pool, maelstrom, hurly-burly,

metrical, systematic, unconfused, bear-garden, Babel, Saturnalia,
undisturbed , u n t a n g l e d, un - pandemonium.
ruffled, unravelled, still, etc. (265). Tumultuousness, riotousness,
( Phrase ). In apple-pie order. inquietude (173).

rstematically, etc.,
( Phrases ). Rudis
indigestaque
( Adverbs ). S }
in turn, in its turn. moles ; confusion worse con-
Step by step, by regular steps, founded; most admired disorder;
gradations, stages, periods, or concordia
intervals, periodically 138). loose. discors; hell broke
(
At stated periods (138), gra-
A pretty kettle of fish ; all the
datim, seriatim. fat in the fire; le dtable d quatre ;

the devil to pay.

Derangement (61), inversion of
order.

Topsy - turvy (218), hocus-
pocus.

( Phrases ). The cart before the horse; hysieron proteron.

( Verbs ). To be out of order, irregular, disorderly, etc., to
ferment misplace.
,
To put out of order (61).
( Phrases ). To fish in troubled waters; to make hay of.

( Adjectives ). Disorderly, orderless, out of order, misplaced,
out of place, deranged, disarranged (61), irregular, desultory,

anomalous, untidy, tousled, straggling, unarranged, im -
methodical, unsymmetrical, unsystematic, unmet hodieal,
undigested, unsorted, unclassified, unclassed, asymmetrical.

Disjointed, out of joint, out of gear, confused, tangled,

involved, fumbled, inextricable, irreducible.
Mixed, scattered, promiscuous, indiscriminate, casual.
Tumultuous, turbulent, riotous, troublous, tumultuary
(173), rough-and-tumble.

( Adverbs ). Irregularly, etc., by fits and snatches, pell- mell;
-
higgledy - piggledy; at sixes and sevens; helter skelter;
harum- scarum, in a ferment, at cross purposes; d batons
rompus; anyhow.

CO. Reduction to Order. 61. Subversion of Order, bring -

ARKANOKMENT ( Substantives ), ing into disorder.
disposal, disposition, collocation, DERANGEMENT ( Substantives ),
allocation, distribution, sorting, disarrangement, Disarrangement ,
assortment, allotment, appor - displacement, misplacement dis-
,
tionment, marshalling, aline- composure, disturbance, bedevil-

ment, taxis, taxonomy, gradation, ment, disorganisation, pertur-
organisation, ordination. bation, shuffling, rumpling, em-