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When was The Disorderly Orderly created?
The Disorderly Orderly was created on 1964-12-16.
What is the duration of The Disorderly Orderly?
The duration of The Disorderly Orderly is 1.48 hours.
What are the ratings and certificates for The Disorderly Orderly - 1964?
The Disorderly Orderly - 1964 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:G Finland:S Sweden:11 UK:U
What is the synonym and antonym for neat?
orderly disorderly
How do you use the word orderly in a sentence?
If there is a fire, please exit in an orderly manner. Jerry Lewis really was the most disorderly orderly, ever.
When was The Disorderly Room created?
The Disorderly Room was created on 1937-04-17.
What is prefix of organized?
Oh, dude, the prefix of "organized" is "dis." Like, you know, when things are all chaotic and messy, you can just slap on that "dis" and boom, you got yourself a fancy new word. So yeah, "disorganized" is the cool kid version of "organized."
What rhymes with orderly?
Borderly and disorderly are words that rhyme with orderly.
When was The Orderly created?
The Orderly was created on 1918-03-01.
In which movie does Jerry Lewis pretend to be a person with mental problems?
You may be talking about 'Disorderly Orderly', where Lewis played Jerome Littlefield who was an orderly in a mental hospital. He was so wacky it was sometimes hard to tell whether he was a patient or an employee of the hospital.
What is the synonym and the antonym for tumultuous?
Tumultuous means uproarious, excited, confused or disorderly. Any of those would be synonyms. The antonyms would be calm, peaceful, orderly.
Is disorderly conduct and disturbing the peace the same thing?
Really depends on the Jurisdiction. In some it can be two different crimes depending on how the jurisdiction defines them or they can be the same thing.Added: The Disorderly Conduct statutes cover a wide range of disorederly actions (e.g.: public drunkenness - curse and abuse - etc - etc) and disturbing the peace will most likely fall under this broad definition. "Any conduct that is not "orderly" is, by definition, 'disorderly.'"
