to order

Officially order people to obey a rule or pay money

To control something using rules or laws

To order something officially by a government or official

To officially order something, usually by law or authority

To control people strictly with many rules

To stop someone or something by an official order

To make something follow rules or standards

To give a strict official order that people must follow

Neatly arranged and ready to use

Not working so you cannot use it, like a machine or toilet

Very quickly without delay

Arrange your personal, money, and legal matters before illness or death

Getting your home and things tidy and ready

Neat and well organized like a tidy room

Made for a customer to their exact instructions

To officially start a meeting by asking people to be quiet

Arrange your personal, legal and money matters before a serious illness or death

To ask a store to send goods that are out of stock when they arrive

To hit a small wooden hammer to start a meeting

An official instruction from a court telling someone to do or stop doing something

A list of items to deal with in a meeting

Buying things from a catalog and having them sent to your home

A court rule that stops people from talking about a case to the public

A way to compare how big things are by ten times bigger or smaller

A task that is very hard to do

A paper you buy at a bank or post office that pays a named person a set amount

How people in a group are arranged by who has more power or status

A question raised in a formal meeting to show someone may have broken the rules

A group of people who live together, follow special rules, and focus on prayer or service

A printed or online page you fill to ask for goods and services

A request for a quick simple meal in a diner

A written document from a buyer to a seller that lists items, how many of each, and the agreed prices

A list of team players showing when each will bat during a game

Created for a customer to match their requests

A paper note bought at a post office that lets a named person collect money

A small extra dish served with the main meal

A court order telling someone to stop a certain action

The regular way the physical world follows rules not made by people

A rule for meetings or groups that stays in force until changed

Meals that cooks make and serve quickly in places like diners

An order for goods not in stock that are sent later

The main thing people are doing or talking about at a time

A religious ceremony that makes someone a priest or minister

A Protestant group in Northern Ireland that holds yearly parades celebrating union with Britain

The way words are put in a sentence to show who does what

The way a society is organized and kept peaceful

A request to buy or sell shares immediately at the current price through a broker

A way to arrange tasks by how important or urgent they are

A task that is very hard to do

A community of monks or nuns who live together under religious rules

An order for goods or services made by phone

A food or drink brought to you by mistake instead of what you ordered

A tight group of soldiers standing or marching together for drill

A British military medal given to officers for brave service in battle

A place or situation where things are very clean and neatly arranged

An official order that stops a person or group from doing certain things

A group of Catholic monks and priests who follow Saint Augustine's teachings

Religious people in the Catholic Church who live simply and help the poor, following Saint Francis

A group of Roman Catholic priests and brothers who work in education and missions

A list of people or things arranged from most to least important

A book of rules for running meetings and making group decisions

Agreed steps for running a meeting fairly

A command ordering soldiers to hold a rifle vertically at their right side with the end touching the ground

A large group of insects that are beetles with hard front wings covering their flying wings

A group of mammals that includes all bats, like fruit bats and insect-eating bats

A list of things a meeting will discuss that day

A United States military medal that is given to service members wounded or killed in combat

A group of mammals like rats, mice, and squirrels

An instruction to sell or buy shares at a set price to limit losses and protect gains

An instruction to automatically sell shares when their price falls to a set level to limit loss

A Roman Catholic group of religious people who live in monasteries and pray and study

An order for goods or services that the customer pays for later

A group of Roman Catholic people who live together and focus on quiet prayer

A group of Catholic monks who live mostly alone, keep silence, and pray often

Soldiers march shoulder to shoulder in a set formation for parades

An ancient Roman column style combining Ionic scrolls and Corinthian leaves

A style of ancient Greek columns that have decorated leaf-shaped tops

An order to get goods or services now and pay later

An instruction that a military leader gives every day to people under their command

A group of Catholic priests and brothers who follow Saint Dominic and are known for teaching and missionary work

An old, simple Greek column style with plain tops and usually no base

A simple ancient Greek style of building with thick columns that have no bases and plain tops

A group of related animals larger than a family and smaller than a class

Soldiers spread far apart to avoid enemy fire and move across rough ground

The relationship between two things measured after keeping one other thing the same

Buying things from a catalog or website that come to your home

The equipment and uniform soldiers wear when they march

A request to buy food and household items for delivery or pick up

An ancient Greek style for columns with spiral scrolls on their tops

A Greek column style with spiral scrolls on top

An official instruction to start making a specific product or amount

A number that shows how similar two ordered lists are