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Adjective: out of order
- Not arranged in order
- disordered, unordered
- Not in working order; not functioning
- broken, busted, bust [Brit, informal], up the spout [informal], knackered [Brit, informal], on the blink [informal], on the fritz [N. Amer, informal], kaput [informal], rooted [Austral, NZ, informal]
- [Brit] Behaving inappropriately or offensively
- out of line
See also: damaged, inappropriate, incompatible, out of keeping, unfitting
Nearest
out of bounds
out of breath
out of doors
out of fashion
out of gear
out of hand
out of it
out of keeping
out of line
out of nothing
out of order
out of place
out of play
out of practice
out of print
out of reach
out of sight
out of sorts
out of stock
out of the blue
out of the frying pan and into the fire
out of breath
out of doors
out of fashion
out of gear
out of hand
out of it
out of keeping
out of line
out of nothing
out of order
out of place
out of play
out of practice
out of print
out of reach
out of sight
out of sorts
out of stock
out of the blue
out of the frying pan and into the fire