confused, chaotic, or disorderly; lacking organization or order

in an awful mess; in a complete muddle; disorganized and without any order

to disrupt order, sabotage, or stir up trouble on a serious or public scale

to tamper with, meddle with, or touch something that one should not

in a state of chaos or confusion; messy and lacking order

a period of chaos or social unrest; a turbulent era

messy; in disorder; in a state of disarray or chaos

to throw into disorder; to harass or perturb

in a state of confusion or chaos; disorganized; jumbled

To run around aimlessly or all over the place; to wander without a specific destination.

riot; disturbance; chaos

to act foolishly or without regard for rules; to mess around; to behave improperly. Same as [[胡来|胡來|hu2 lai2]]

distraught with anxiety; to have a restless mind and confused thoughts

to talk nonsense; to speak wildly or without foundation

to indulge in flights of fancy or unrealistic thoughts; groundless fantasies

alarmed and bewildered; in a hurried and confused state; panic-stricken

carelessly; casually; at random; any old how. Often describes doing something in a hurried or sloppy way without much thought.

to upset or wreck something; to disrupt a normal pattern or plan

an uprising or revolt against authority

to be dazzled; to be confused by a complex or multicolored sight; to be overwhelmed by a variety of things

social or political upheaval; unrest; disturbance

to speak carelessly or irresponsibly; to make remarks without any basis in fact; to talk drivel or gossip

riot; rebellion; revolt

messy; in a jumble; chaotic; lacking order or organization; pell-mell; haphazardly

The state of turmoil, social instability, or disorder caused by ongoing war or military conflict

To become muddled or fall into a mess; to lose the proper order or sequence.

chaotic and messy; in a complete muddle or state of confusion, referring either to physical things or one's state of mind

(idiom) to be in a flurry; to act in a frantic and disorderly manner without any coordination

(colloquial) to cause more trouble for someone; to be an inconvenience or a nuisance

disturbance; trouble; a mess or disaster caused by a mistake or accident

cholera; a serious infectious disease of the intestines leading to vomiting and severe dehydration

in a state of great confusion or chaos; extremely messy

To yell, shout, or make noise without thought for others or without any particular reason.

to confuse; to throw into disorder; to disarrange

disordered; messy; scattered and not organized

To leap and frisk about; describes being healthy, full of life, and extremely energetic or happy

to break the law and violate discipline; used to describe serious misconduct or criminal behavior

civil strife; internal disorder; fighting or unrest within a country or organization

a tangled skein; a hodgepodge; a situation that is extremely confused or lacks a clear starting point

numerous and disorderly; messy; in a jumble

sexually unrestrained; licentious; to engage in sexual misconduct that violates moral standards

busy and hurried, often in a slapdash or disorganized way; rushed and muddled

to suffer from a clinical mental disorder or psychosis; a pathological state of mental derangement

to go wrong; to get into trouble; to cause a disturbance or accident

to mess up; to bungle; to confuse or throw into disorder

To set things right by correcting errors and restoring normal order; to return to the correct path from a state of confusion.

disordered and unsystematic; messy and chaotic without any pattern or order

to stage an armed rebellion; to rise in revolt; to cause an uprising or riot

a state of chaos or madness; a phenomenon of disorder or confusion