Mess

What do we mean by mess?

A cluttered, untidy, usually dirty place or condition. noun

Something that is disorderly or dirty, as a accumulation or heap. noun

A confused, troubling, or embarrassing condition or situation. noun

One that is in such a condition. noun

An amount of food, as for a meal, course, or dish. noun

A serving of soft, semiliquid food. noun

A group of people, usually soldiers or sailors, who regularly eat meals together. noun

Food or a meal served to such a group. noun

A mess hall. noun

To make disorderly or dirty. intransitive verb

To cause or make a mess. intransitive verb

To intrude; interfere. intransitive verb

To take a meal in a military mess. intransitive verb

To pass time aimlessly or frivolously. phrasal verb

To associate casually or playfully. phrasal verb

To be sexually unfaithful. phrasal verb

A disagreeable mixture or confusion of things; hence, a situation resulting from blundering or from misunderstanding; disorder.

A large quantity or number.

Excrement.

A person in a state of (especially emotional) turmoil or disarray; an emotional wreck.

You can use the word mess after someone says or does something that's embarrassing, stupid, pathetic, ridiculous, or weird. Honestly can be used after a lot of things. Even sometimes when you don't know what to reply, "mess" might work. It's so hard to define mess... Mess. Check examples for a better understanding. Sometimes has a t at the end. (Messt) Urban Dictionary

When someone is really funny Urban Dictionary

An overly clumsy person who seems to have no control over his/her body. Urban Dictionary

1. to hang out with a person with the intention of getting together and/or date. Term used in the south. 2. to be involved in the period before dating a person. Urban Dictionary

To engage in an act of self pleasure Urban Dictionary

Someone who: 1. Gets ridiculously drunk 2. Gets themselves into awkward situations 3. Becomes clumsy, often spilling drinks, breaking things, being sick everywhere 6. Sleeps for the next two days to wear off the amount of drink drunk. Often does this on a regular occassion, sometimes earning the title "mess of the month". People sometimes come together to create a "mess chart" depending on how lazy/how much of a mess the person is Urban Dictionary

Something not do do with Texas. Urban Dictionary

Comes from the South Bay, meaning "to fool around with". Kiss, fondle, make-out, etc. Urban Dictionary

Someone who eat rustler's burger for breakfast and shagged phycho girl, then went back for seconds Urban Dictionary

A word that means any thing you cant thing of at the time Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to mess:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word mess:
bulkhead, stowed, watertight, canteen, jacket, hostel, dress, trousers, quarters, tent, decks, barracks, collar, worn, cadets, regimental, warrant, insignia, kit, recreation, deck, dining, meals, uniform, kitchen, accommodation, dinner, noise, hall, officers, raf, sergeant, enlisted, room, clean, rooms, tie, crew, formal, wear, facilities, everything, gets.

Words that rhyme with mess:
process, address, access, assess, press, express, s, stress, progress, success, nevertheless, recess, less, distress, acquiesce, dress, coalesce, egress, finesse, possess, guess, suppress, excess, redress, nonetheless, abscess, impress, digress, bless, ness, esse, largesse, regress, profess, obsess, yes, cress, caress, confess, unless, transgress, chess, oppress, compress, es, depress, repress, abs, tress, ess, reassess, tess, fess, convalesce, jess, ls, dispossess, hess, hesse, les, aggress, ccs, bess, oas, undress, noblesse, watercress, gress, repossess, ts, headdress, ines, letterpress, cbs, attests, dss, ws, more or less, fesse, due process, ques, uss, inverness, overdress, wes, nes, cmos, fluoresce, winter cress, fress, lcs, evening dress, requests, name and address, work in progress, damsel in distress, in progress, outguess, bessemer process, bench press.

Adjectives that are often used to describe mess:
whole, such, bloody, big, awful, real, terrible, fine, pretty, tangled, nice, complete, sorry, sticky, horrible, total, nasty, hopeless, entire, financial, dreadful, huge, unholy, bad, filthy, worse, sad, stinking, ugly, bigger, chaotic, frightful, muddy, soggy, dirty, regimental, jumbled, gooey, damn, horrid, sordid, miserable, disgusting, absolute, ghastly, rotten, savoury, gonna, emotional, usual, appalling, wet, less, complicated, worst, biggest, gory, incredible, confusing, untidy, fearful, goddamn, smelly, sure, slimy, hideous, greasy, unsightly, sodden, mangled, wardroom, sloppy.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective mess:
room, mend, table, house, hall, finding, jacket, call, tins, tin, age, mate, john, nights, johns, rooms, deck, kit, stipendien, gegra, lancaster, regelungstechnik, pork, pot, memorial, sergeant, halls, technik, dinners, servants.

Consonant match to mess:
mass, miss, mouse, moss, most, masse, mace, moose, mousse, mice, mis, mos, merce, mais, meese, mohs, meece, mauss, maese, meise, moyse, muhs, maass, meiss, miesse.

Words that sound like mess:
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