v. to put in order; organize; to give a request or demand for
The book orders are due today. OR He always follows his teacher's orders.
The book orders are due today. OR He always follows his teacher's orders.
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Once crowned as queen, what was one of Mary's main orders of business?
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Banquet event orders will each provide a list of guests with specific allergies.
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What orders did Heathcliff leave about his burial?
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Why did Prince Humperdinck give orders to clear out the Thieves Quarter?
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Who took the orders on the phone?
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What game to they play when the family orders pizza?
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Who orders the mall security guard Carl to stand down or face a court martial?
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The crew followed the orders of the coxswain.
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Who orders the Rat Creatures to evacuate the valley?
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Rex barks at intruders. OR the sergeant barks out his orders.
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The dragoon waited for his orders.
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Was Cole completely prepared to follow Garvey's orders when he returned to the island a 2nd time.
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The soldiers followed the orders of the drillmaster.
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He had a magisterial attitude that suggested he was use to giving orders.
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organization; arrangement; command; tell; direct
confusion; disorganization
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