messes (Meaning)
messes
to make a mess, interfere, meddle, to interfere with, a dish of soft food, to take meals with a mess, to supply with meals, putter, trifle, a disordered, untidy, offensive, or unpleasant state or condition, to take an active interest in something or someone, interfere sense 2, meddle, a prepared dish of soft food, a place where meals are regularly served to a group, to rough up, to handle or play with something especially carelessly, to provide with meals at a mess, to make dirty or untidy, to work without a serious goal, a group of people who regularly eat together, a group of persons who regularly take their meals together, enough food of a specified kind for a dish or a meal, to mix up, a meal so taken, one that is disordered, untidy, offensive, or unpleasant usually because of blundering, laxity, or misconduct, a mixture of ingredients cooked or eaten together, to do incorrectly, to become confused or make an error, a quantity of food, a state or condition of confusion, disorder, or unpleasantness, one that is in such a state or condition, food set on a table at one time, a large quantity or number, the meal they eat
Synonyms & Antonyms of messes
Synonyms:
- mazes
- disorders
- welters
- shambles
- riots
- hecks
- disorganizations
- clutters
- mares' nests
- muddles
- snake pits
- disarrays
- musses
- disarrangements
- tumbles
- tangles
- misorders
Antonyms:
No strong antonyms found.
messes Sentence Examples
- The spilled coffee made an unsightly mess on the floor.
- The children's room is a complete mess with toys scattered everywhere.
- The broken glass created a dangerous mess on the walkway.
- The kitchen cupboards are a disorganized mess, with pots and pans crammed inside.
- The construction site is a sprawling mess of debris and materials.
- The aftermath of the party was a chaotic mess, with empty bottles and food scraps littered around.
- The lab accident resulted in a chemical mess that required immediate cleanup.
- The storm left behind a trail of destruction, including downed trees and power lines, creating a hazardous mess.
- The messy breakup left a tangle of emotions and unresolved issues.
- The political situation is a tangled mess, with conflicting ideologies and allegiances making it difficult to find a solution.
FAQs About the word messes
to make a mess, interfere, meddle, to interfere with, a dish of soft food, to take meals with a mess, to supply with meals, putter, trifle, a disordered, untidy
confusions, chaoses,jumbles, hells, havoc, mazes, disorders, welters, shambles, riots
systems, orders, plans, methods,,patterns
The spilled coffee made an unsightly mess on the floor.
The children's room is a complete mess with toys scattered everywhere.
The broken glass created a dangerous mess on the walkway.
The kitchen cupboards are a disorganized mess, with pots and pans crammed inside.
