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| mess·y [ méssee ] (comparative mess·i·er, superlative mess·i·est) |
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1. dirty or disordered: involving, producing, or marked by dirt or disorder
 Repairing a car can be a messy business.
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2. difficult to sort out: complicated and unpleasant to resolve or deal with
a messy divorce
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3. careless: showing a lack of carefulness or precision
an erroneous conclusion resulting from messy reasoning
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| mess·i·ly adverb |
| mess·i·ness noun |
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