to mess
- verb
- /mɛs/
- Jargon
- It's messing with the kids' minds.
Examples
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Mess hall, right away, people.
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Might mess up my hair.
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Then they will also mess in Ion.
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No, it's not messing with my judgment.
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Sounds to me like "we won't mess up what is now, but in the future, we can do whatever we feel like."
Blog text (15) -
The soldiers will mess together in the dining facility after their training exercises.
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After finishing their drills, the troops went to mess for their afternoon meal.
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In the evening, the recruits gathered in the mess to share stories and bond over dinner.
Idioms
To give up something very important for a small, quick gain
Phrasal Verbs
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
To mess (eat in a mess hall) simply comes from the noun mess for a meal, so to mess with your unit means to take your meals together in the mess.