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Definition of mess
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of mess is as below...
Mess (n.) A
disagreeable
mixture
or
confusion
of
things;
hence,
a
situation
resulting
from
blundering
or from
misunderstanding;
as, he made a mess of it..
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Mess
::
Mess (n.) A set of four; -- from the old
practice
of
dividing
companies
into sets of four at
dinner.
Kirmess
::
Kirmess
(n.) In
Europe,
particularly
in
Belgium
and
Holland,
and
outdoor
festival
and fair; in the
United
States,
generally
an
indoor
entertainment
and fair
combined..
Iris
::
Iris (n.) The
goddess
of the
rainbow,
and
swift-footed
messenger
of the
gods..
Wire
::
Wire (n.) A
telegraph
wire or
cable;
hence,
an
electric
telegraph;
as, to send a
message
by
wire..
Dispatch
::
Dispatch
(v. t.) To send off or away; --
particularly
applied
to
sending
off
messengers,
messages,
letters,
etc., on
special
business,
and
implying
haste..
Gunroom
::
Gunroom
(n.) An
apartment
on the after end of the lower gun deck of a ship of war,
usually
occupied
as a
messroom
by the
commissioned
officers,
except
the
captain;
--
called
wardroom
in the
United
States
navy..
Harbinger
::
Harbinger
(n.) A
forerunner;
a
precursor;
a
messenger.
Fata Morgana
::
Fata
Morgana
() A kind of
mirage
by which
distant
objects
appear
inverted,
distorted,
displaced,
or
multiplied.
It is
noticed
particularly
at the
Straits
of
Messina,
between
Calabria
and
Sicily..
Pursuivant
::
Pursuivant
(n.) The
king's
messenger;
a state
messenger.
Nuncius
::
Nuncius
(n.) A
messenger.
Herald
::
Herald
(n.) An
officer
whose
business
was to
denounce
or
proclaim
war, to
challenge
to
battle,
to
proclaim
peace,
and to bear
messages
from the
commander
of an army. He was
invested
with a
sacred
and
inviolable
character..
Envoy
::
Envoy (n.) One
dispatched
upon an
errand
or
mission;
a
messenger;
esp., a
person
deputed
by a
sovereign
or a
government
to
negotiate
a
treaty,
or
transact
other
business,
with a
foreign
sovereign
or
government;
a
minister
accredited
to a
foreign
government.
An
envoy's
rank is below that of an
ambassador..
Mess
::
Mess (v. i.) To take meals with a mess; to
belong
to a mess; to eat (with
others);
as, I mess with the
wardroom
officers..
Errand
::
Errand
(n.) A
special
business
intrusted
to a
messenger;
something
to be told or done by one sent
somewhere
for the
purpose;
often,
a
verbal
message;
a
commission;
as, the
servant
was sent on an
errand;
to do an
errand.
Also, one's
purpose
in going
anywhere..
Intelligencer
::
Intelligencer
(n.) One who, or that
which,
sends or
conveys
intelligence
or news; a
messenger..
Messeigneurs
::
Messeigneurs
(pl. ) of
Monseigneu.
Muddle
::
Muddle
(v. t.) To mix
confusedly;
to
confuse;
to make a mess of; as, to
muddle
matters;
also, to
perplex;
to
mystify..
Kermesse
::
Kermesse
(n.) See
Kirmess.
Messieurs
::
Messieurs
(n. pl.) Sirs;
gentlemen;
--
abbreviated
to
Messrs.,
which is used as the
plural
of Mr..
Receiver
::
Receiver
(n.) That
portion
of a
telephonic
apparatus,
or
similar
system,
at which the
message
is
received
and made
audible;
--
opposed
to
transmitter..
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