The papers lay in a _______ pile. A: disorderly B: disorder C: disordering D: disorderness

Beginning in at least the 1960s, the UK had a reputation worldwide for football __________, which means disorderly, aggressive and often violent behaviour of spectators at sporting events.

In a world in which hunger remains prevalent, machines and organizations hold the key to producing more food and distributing it equitably. A: rampant B: disorderly C: trendy D: conventional