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Mess
01
a state of disorder, untidiness, or confusion
02
a situation with many problems or difficulties, caused particularly by someone who is careless
03
a large dining room or area in a military establishment where service personnel eat, socialize, and relax
04
a meal provided for military personnel in a communal dining facility known as a mess hall
05
a dish or serving of soft, semiliquid food, often consisting of a mixture of ingredients
06
a large number, amount, or extent of something, often creating a sense of disorder or clutter
to mess
01
to make something dirty or some place untidy
Transitive: to mess sth
02
to dine together with someone, typically within a shared dining facility
Intransitive
mess
n
messy
adj
messy
adj
Example
His desk is always in a mess, with papers everywhere.
After the party, the living room was a complete mess.
The kitchen was a mess after she tried to bake a cake.
The child's room is such a mess that it's hard to walk through.
He felt like his life was a mess after losing his job.
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