Order

1. Arrangement, disposition, sequence. The lined up the soldiers in order of height.
2. The state of being well arranged. We need bring order to this meeting.
3. A command. They ordered the troops to advance.
4. A request for some product or service. He ordered some bacon and eggs for breakfast.
5. (sports) Sequence in which a side will participate. The manager listed the batting order.
6. A group of religious adherents, especially monks of nuns. He belonged to the order of Saint Benedict.
7. The prescribed form or customary procedure. The handout showed us the order of worship.
8. Condition or state in general. Your car should be kept in good order.