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messy

/ˈmɛsi/adjective2 syllables

Messy means: dirty and disorderly.

Synonyms for messy5

adjective, as in dirty and disorderly

mussy, untidy

also used for messy

chaotic, disorderly, cluttered

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What does messy mean?1

adjective

1

dirty and disorderly“a mussy fussy bedroom”

Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.

What rhymes with messy?1

two syllables

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Messy in a sentence

  • If you notice your client's home is exceptionally messy, notify your supervisor.MarekMazurkiewicz
  • I was all dirty, messy and with a long beard.felidad
  • The last time we had this problem, things got very messy.CK
  • My locker partner has made our locker very messy.whipback
  • Are you a clean person or a messy person?CK
  • My mother doesn't like that my room is messy.Nylez
  • Elias was annoyed by the messy storage room.Amastan
  • I hate when my hands get too oily and messy.mervert1

Sentences from Tatoeba, CC BY 2.0 FR, credited to their authors.

Forms of messy

as a adjective

comparative
messier
superlative
messiest