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I know chaos is khaos in latin, but how do you say chaoTIC?
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The word is really Greek, χαος, borrowed by Latin.
Chaotic as suggested elsewhere would be confusus in Classical Latin.
The Greek for chaotic would be ταραχωδης, tarakhodes
Confusus, or indigestus.
Confusus
Indigestus
The Oxford Latin Minidictionary