unorder (unorder)

t. [ [Rare.] I think I must unorder the tea. Mi Burney , Cecilia, viii. 3. ( Davies .) unordered (un-ôr'dėrd), a . [ ordered .] 1. Not in or arranged in order; disordered.-2. Not ordered or commanded.-3. Not belonging to a religious order. [Rare.] Thow shalt considere. wheither thou be... wedded or sengle, ordered or unordred. Chaucer, Parson's Tale.