disarranged

• Liszt is sad because his travelling plans are disarranged, although he hopes to see you more at his ease another time. —  Correspondence of Wagner and Liszt, Volume 2
• Her garment was disarranged, her beautiful hair spread over her white shoulders. —  Possessed
• His collar and necktie were disarranged, and there was a nasty bruise on the side of his head; though this might have come when he fell to the floor If we had some water we might bring him to," observed Paul, when the man on the floor groaned again, more dismally than before Back of the safe there is a bucket, with a dipper!" —  The Banner Boy Scouts on a Tour, or, The Mystery of Rattlesnake Mountain
• The pleasant occasion had been quite disarranged, and some hard jokes passed upon our want of tact in not sending out scouts to search the Rue Vivienne, with the geography of which the doctor declares he is now perfectly acquainted--having tramped it for two hours with the consul. —  Young Americans Abroad Vacation in Europe: Travels in England, France, Holland, Belgium, Prussia and Switzerland
• Even the pictures on the wall had been disarranged, and some of the chairs were knocked over Where did you find these things?" —  The Hand in the Dark

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