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messy

messy
Adjective
comp: messiersup: messiest

Meanings

Adjectivemessy

Containing many things in a disordered or untidy state.

The children left the living room in a messy state after playing.

Adjectivemessy

Characterized by a lack of organization, clarity, or precision in a process or situation.

The divorce proceedings became incredibly messy as both parties fought over the assets.

Adjectivemessy

Involving a large amount of liquid, dirt, or sticky substances that are difficult to clean.

Eating spaghetti can be a messy experience for a toddler.

Examples

I need to clean up this messy room before my parents get home.

The breakup was messy and they are still arguing on social media.

Romance
School Life

It was a messy crime scene with blood splattered across the walls.

Detective

The dog came inside with messy paws after running through the mud.

This project has become too messy to manage without a new plan.

Business

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