1) (to make) a loud confused noise or shout, especially of people complaining angrily or making a demand (clamour)
2) unable to think clearly; confused (daze)
3) a loud, confused noise (din)
4) (of a person) feeling as if everything is turning round, as if unable to balance; mentally confused (dizzy)
5) to make a person nervous or confused (fluster)
6) to talk excitedly or in a confused manner (jabber)
7) (to cause objects) to be mixed in a confused way (jumble)
8) (a mistake caused by) a disorganized state, confused arrangement etc (mixup)
9) a confused state (muddle)
10) (of a person, thoughts) confused (e.g. because of alcohol) (muzzy)
to be silently surprised or upset
taken unawares
very embarrassed or ashamed
exhibiting mental discomfort, ill at ease
wrong(ly); out of order
wrong; defective
to run about wildly (especially with a desire to kill people)
broken; crazy
shy (the usual word)
shy
covered with (large drops etc of)
dark and cloudy
made up of many connected parts (and often difficult to understand or explain)
involved, intricate
coiled; twisted
complicated
(to make) a pattern of crossed lines
intersecting
suffering from delirium
mentally imbalanced
(of speech and writing) not having a good order or plan
loose, disconnected
very untidy
messy, untidy
extremely troubled or upset
very upset, worked-up
likely to collapse or fall
dizzy, stunned
full of excitement and without rest
frantic, turbulent
(done) in a hurry and without organization; a tall spiral slide in a fairground etc
with undue hurry and confusion
(formed of parts) of different kinds
assorted, miscellaneous
nor coherent
unintelligible
not clear; vague; having no precise limit
ambiguous, vague
acting, given, without care
random, chaotic
not distinct
obscure, ambiguous
very sad and full of self pity
teary, overemotional
of various kinds; having various qualities and characteristics
diversified, various
(of behaviour) foolish and wrong (because of bad judgement)
ill-advised, deluded
full of, covered with, mud
dark and cloudy
(especially for buildings, streets, towns) extending in various directions as if built without planning; (of a speech etc) disorganized
disconnected, wordy
of, formed from, sediment
cloudy
violent and irregular; very disturbed, confused etc
unsettled, raging (referring to weather)
not clear
not clear
stupid; silly
demented
not settled
bothered, upset
a condition of being ill; an unexpected result; to knock over; overturn; to cause (a person or thing) to be disturbed
disturbed, bothered
with the upper side underneath or at the bottom; in disorder
mixed-up