to mess up
51mess — [n1] disorder, litter botch, chaos, clutter, combination, compound, confusion, debris, dirtiness, disarray, discombobulation*, disorganization, every which way*, eyesore, fright, hash, hodgepodge, jumble, mayhem, mishmash, monstrosity, salmagundi …
52mess kit — n. the compactly arranged metal or plastic plates and eating utensils carried by a soldier or camper for use in the field: also mess gear …
53mess deck — noun (nautical) 1. The crew s living quarters on board ship 2. The crew s dining hall (US) • • • Main Entry: ↑mess …
54mess-room — messˈ room noun • • • Main Entry: ↑mess …
55mess-tin — messˈ tin noun A soldier s utensil serving as plate, cup and cooking vessel • • • Main Entry: ↑mess …
56Mess-John — Messˈ John noun (obsolete) A contemptuous name for a Scottish parish minister ● Mass * * * Mess John see Mas n.1 2 …
57mess|room — «MEHS ROOM, RUM», noun. the mess hall of a ship or naval base …
58mess around with somebody — ˌmess aˈround with sb derived (BrE also ˌmess aˈbout with sb) to have a sexual relationship with sb, especially when you should not Main entry: ↑messderived …
59mess about with somebody — ˌmess aˈround with sb derived (BrE also ˌmess aˈbout with sb) to have a sexual relationship with sb, especially when you should not Main entry: ↑messderived …
60mess somebody about — ˌmess sb aˈbout/aˈround derived (BrE) to treat sb in an unfair and annoying way, especially by changing your mind a lot or not doing what you said you would • I m sorry to mess you about but there are a few last minute changes. Main entry:… …
