messy

US /ˈmɛsi/

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UK /'mesɪ/

adj.AdjectiveBeing complex or difficult to fix

The problem is too messy for me to try to fix

adj.AdjectiveBeing untidy or dirty

My sister has messy hair because she doesn't comb it

adj.AdjectiveCharacterized by a lack of neatness or order; careless.

He's a messy eater, always spilling food on his shirt.

adj.AdjectiveHaving an unkempt or disheveled appearance.

She had messy hair after the wind blew it around.

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- That's because - No, it's a very messy meal.
- That's because - No, it's a very messy meal.

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Yes, my desk is so messy I have to stream my content, wirelessly, from a distance.
Yes, my desk is so messy I have to stream my content, wirelessly, from a distance.

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Peeling potatoes is hard and messy. And in summer, it was hard to keep them cool enough.
Peeling potatoes is hard and messy. And in summer, it was hard to keep them cool enough.

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Next one: "The room was messy." Again, it's a simple, simple sentence.
Next one: "The room was messy." Again, it's a simple, simple sentence.
Much better to describe the items in the room that make it messy.
Much better to describe the items in the room that make it messy.

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Even though the universe has lots of big, messy phenomena like life, supernovas, and computers, that seem complex on the surface.
Even though the universe has lots of big, messy phenomena like life, supernovas, and computers, that seem complex on the surface.

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It has not been this messy in such a long time.
It has not been this messy in such a long time.

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She says, "I once walked into a guy's really messy apartment and said, 'Oh, cool! This is just like one of those places in the Febreze commercials.' "
She says, "I once walked into a guy's really messy apartment and said, 'Oh, cool! This is just like one of those places in the Febreze commercials.' "