to make (something) difficult to do or understand

confuse, make difficult

to weaken the cottage, confidence, self-discipline etc of (e.g. an army)

depress, unnerve

to make (a person) mad (because of worry, grief etc)

make crazy; confuse

to upset the calmness or confidence of (a person)

shake up; confuse

to cause (an organized system) to be in disorder

disrupt arrangement; make shambles of

to put a bone out of the right or usual position

move, remove from normal place

mislay (the usual word); to have strong, good (feelings for a person, business etc) that are shown to be wrong

lose; be unable to find

to make (a person) anxious or concerned

upset, unsettle

(to cause a person) to become annoyed; to disturb the smooth surface of something

mess up

to turn things over, move things about, while looking for something

ransack, search

to mark (shoes etc) by walking without lifting the feet from the ground properly

shuffle

to walk without lifting the feet properly

shuffle

to make (especially the hair) untidy

disarray

a fall; to fall, especially quickly; to move in a restless or disorderly way

fall or make fall awkwardly

to cause (a person) to become troubled, anxious or uncertain

bother, upset