mussy
[muhs-ee]
adjective, muss·i·er, muss·i·est.
untidy, messy, or rumpled.
Origin of mussy
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Related Words for mussy
blotchy, careless, chaotic, confused, disheveled, disordered, disorganized, grimy, grubby, muddled, raunchy, slapdash, slipshod, sloppy, slovenly, unkempt, untidy, litteredExamples from the Web for mussy
Historical Examples of mussy
Before a month is out, you must be the wife of Mussy, Caorches or d'Emboise.
The Confessions of Arsne LupinMaurice Leblanc
And it only gets you hot and mussy, and I love my wife to be waiting when we come up.
The Heart of RachaelKathleen Norris
I'm perfectly sure I'll never care for babies, they are so mussy.
Linda CondonJoseph Hergesheimer
It may be all very well for you, Mussy, but it won't do for me.
The Last Chronicle of BarsetAnthony Trollope
Lauk a' mussy, bo', yeou goo to Sunday skewl, and don't know that!
Mr. Punch at the PlayVarious
mussy
adjective mussier or mussiest
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