ALL meanings of order
or·der
O o - noun order a state in which all components or elements are arranged logically, comprehensibly, or naturally 0
- noun order an arrangement or disposition of things in succession; sequence 0
- noun order an established or customary method or state, esp of society 0
- noun order a peaceful or harmonious condition of society 0
- noun order a class, rank, or hierarchy 0
- noun order any of the taxonomic groups into which a class is divided and which contains one or more families. Carnivora, Primates, and Rodentia are three orders of the class Mammalia 0
- noun order an instruction that must be obeyed; command 0
- noun order a decision or direction of a court or judge entered on the court record but not included in the final judgment 0
- noun order a commission or instruction to produce or supply something in return for payment 0
- noun order the commodity produced or supplied 0
- noun order (as modifier) 0
- noun order a procedure followed by an assembly, meeting, etc 0
- noun order a body of people united in a particular aim or purpose 0
- noun order a group of persons who bind themselves by vows in order to devote themselves to the pursuit of religious aims 0
- noun order a society of knights constituted as a fraternity, such as the Knights Templars 0
- noun order a group of people holding a specific honour for service or merit, conferred on them by a sovereign or state 0
- noun order the insignia of such a group 0
- noun order any of the five major classical styles of architecture classified by the style of columns and entablatures used 0
- noun order any style of architecture 0
- noun order the sacrament by which bishops, priests, etc, have their offices conferred upon them 0
- noun order any of the degrees into which the ministry is divided 0
- noun order the office of an ordained Christian minister 0
- noun order a form of Christian Church service prescribed to be used on specific occasions 0
- noun order one of the six sections of the Mishna or the corresponding tractates of the Talmud 0
- noun order the number of times a function must be differentiated to obtain a given derivative 0
- noun order the order of the highest derivative in a differential equation 0
- noun order the number of rows or columns in a determinant or square matrix 0
- noun order the number of members of a finite group 0
- verb order to give a command to (a person or animal to do or be something) 0
- verb order to request (something) to be supplied or made, esp in return for payment 0
- verb order to instruct or command to move, go, etc (to a specified place) 0
- verb order to authorize; prescribe 0
- verb order to arrange, regulate, or dispose (articles) in their proper places 0
- verb order (of fate or the gods) to will; ordain 0
- verb order to ordain 0
- exclamation order an exclamation of protest against an infringement of established procedure 0
- exclamation order an exclamation demanding that orderly behaviour be restored 0
- noun order social position; rank in the community 0
- noun order a state of peace and serenity; observance of the law; orderly conduct 0
- noun order the sequence or arrangement of things or events; series; succession 0
- noun order a fixed or definite plan; system; law of arrangement 0
- noun order a group or class of persons set off from others by some trait or quality 0
- noun order a group of persons constituting an association formed for some special purpose 0
- noun order a community of monks, nuns, etc. following a rule 0
- noun order a group of persons distinguished by having received a certain award or citation, as for outstanding service to a state 0
- noun order a state or condition in which everything is in its right place and functioning properly 0
- noun order condition or state in general 0
- noun order a command, direction, or instruction, usually backed by authority 0
- noun order a distinctive group; class; kind; sort 0
- noun order an established method or system, as of conduct or action in meetings, worship, court, etc. 0