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mess

[mes] / mɛs /




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She is joined on our call by Danni, 59, in Las Vegas, who is very candid about how much she "messed up and wasn't there" for her daughter.

From BBC

She previously told the court Pitt had a reputation in Weston-super-Mare "as a big name and someone you wouldn't mess with".

From BBC

I should probably explain Gran because much of this mess involves her.

From Literature

Thoelke sees some signs that Europe is stepping up its response to this mess, such as through antidumping actions, but Brussels moves slowly.

From The Wall Street Journal

I don’t want Ray to see the eviction notice, or the mess our home has become.

From Literature