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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 (v. i.) To take meals with a mess; to
belong
to a mess; to eat (with
others);
as, I mess with the
wardroom
officers..
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Amice
::
Amice (n.) A hood, or cape with a hood, made of lined with gray fur,
formerly
worn by the
clergy;
--
written
also
amess,
amyss,
and
almuce..
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..
Hurkaru
::
Hurkaru
(n.) In
India,
a
running
footman;
a
messenger..
Message
::
Message
(n.) A
messenger.
Messidor
::
Messidor
(n.) The tenth month of the
French
republican
calendar
dating
from
September
22, 1792. It began June 19, and ended July 18. See
VendEmiaire..
Commendation
::
Commendation
(n.) A
message
of
affection
or
respect;
compliments;
greeting.
Wire
::
Wire (v. i.) To send a
telegraphic
message.
Receiver
::
Receiver
(n.) That
portion
of a
telephonic
apparatus,
or
similar
system,
at which the
message
is
received
and made
audible;
--
opposed
to
transmitter..
Messenger
::
Messenger
(n.) A
person
appointed
to
perform
certain
ministerial
duties
under
bankrupt
and
insolvent
laws, such as to take
charge
og the
estate
of the
bankrupt
or
insolvent..
Mess
::
Mess (n.) A set of four; -- from the old
practice
of
dividing
companies
into sets of four at
dinner.
Caduceus
::
Caduceus
(n.) The
official
staff or wand of
Hermes
or
Mercury,
the
messenger
of the gods. It was
originally
said to be a
herald's
staff of olive wood, but was
afterwards
fabled
to have two
serpents
coiled
about it, and two wings at the top..
Telepheme
::
Telepheme
(n.) A
message
by a
telephone.
Dispatch
::
Dispatch
(v. t.) The act of
sending
a
message
or
messenger
in haste or on
important
business.
Guacho
::
Guacho
(n.) An
Indian
who
serves
as a
messenger.
Muddle
::
Muddle
(v. t.) To mix
confusedly;
to
confuse;
to make a mess of; as, to
muddle
matters;
also, to
perplex;
to
mystify..
Challenge
::
Challenge
(n.) An
invitation
to
engage
in a
contest
or
controversy
of any kind; a
defiance;
specifically,
a
summons
to fight a duel; also, the
letter
or
message
conveying
the
summons..
Amess
::
Amess (n.)
Amice,
a hood or cape. See 2d
Amice..
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..
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..
Missive
::
Missive
(n.) That which is sent; a
writing
containing
a
message.
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