muss

see definition of muss

noundisorder
verbdishevel, disorder

Synonyms for muss

noun disorder

Antonyms for muss

dishevel

verb. mess up

dishevelled

verb. mess up

snarl

noun. complication, mess

Word Origin & History

"to make untidy," 1837, probably a variant of mess in its sense of "disorder." Earlier (1830) as a noun meaning "disturbance." Related: Mussed; mussing.

Example Sentences formuss

For one thing Fred sha'n't get into that kind of muss if I can save him from it.

Even to keep an open mind himself to all the muss and mummery of the Church!

It was some jay that stirred up all the muss, howlin' for his coin that he thought he'd lost.

It will muss up reception some, but it will probably be better than direct, at that.

"It'll be a relief for most folks not to have the muss and the clutter," said Ellen's mother.

"Passengers better get below out of the muss," advised Captain Downs.

There was not a speck of dirt or dust or muss or mess on the inside nor the outside of their ears.

So you got a bunch of sheep and drove them down there to muss things up some.

"It's so clean I hate to muss it up with my things," she said, casting about for a chair.

I wouldn't like to run out in the middle of the river in this muss.

muss

Synonyms for muss

Antonyms for muss

dishevel

dishevelled

misplace

muddle

snarl

muss

Synonyms for muss

Antonyms for muss

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