order

noun
UK /ˈɔː.dər/
US /ˈɔːr.dɚ/

A request for food or things you want to buy.

The waiter came to take our order.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The way things are arranged or organized.

Put the books in alphabetical order.

3. A command that someone must obey.

The soldier followed the captain's order.

4. A state in which everything is neat and tidy.

Her desk is always in perfect order.

5. A group of people who live or work together in a special way.

The monks belong to a religious order.