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Often used in the same context:
fiasco,
debacle,
shambles,
quagmire,
muddle,
morass,
stinking,
nightmare,
screwup,
muck,
chaos,
snafu,
problem,
quandary,
botch,
troubles,
bungle,
imbroglio,
predicament,
conundrum,
disarray,
mistake,
messier,
tangle,
meltdown,
cesspool,
blunder,
trainwreck,
squabble,
augean stables,
woes,
dilemma,
puke,
disgrace,
crap,
shenanigans,
mire,
situation,
slobs,
rumpus,
brouhaha,
implosion,
gaffe,
copout,
travesty,
fix,
calamity,
blowup,
quicksand,
pile,
gridlock,
maelstrom,
crisis,
flub,
idiots,
mayhem,
embarrassments,
ruckus,
clogging,
filth,
turd,
bloodbath,
pickle,
fools,
tar pit,
havoc,
rigmarole,
wrack,
shemozzle,
shitter,
moron,
carnage,
logjam,
incompetence,
goof,
ruin,
ruination,
cleaning,
tiff,
charade,
gunk,
faux pas,
hurry,
mismanagement,
embarassment,
stupidity,
incompetents,
hullabaloo,
bunglers,
poop,
hell,
bedlam,
kerfuffle,
crud,
wronger,
chore,
stinker,
stuff,
messes,
racket,
fuckin,
stink,
jam,
scandal,
hash,
lie,
wreck,
wreckage,
slop,
lit,
floor,
banquet,
barrack,
candlelit,
cluttered,
comfortless,
crowded,
empty,
feast,
infirmary,
papered,
pool,
rehearsal,
sewing,
sumptuous,
tiled,
upstairs,
back,
baking
More specific:
officer's mess
Appears in the definition of:
.,
away,
ball up,
blow,
bobble,
bollix,
bollix up,
bollocks,
bollocks up,
botch,
botch up,
bumble,
bungle,
company,
cutting,
dismally,
dog's breakfast,
dog's dinner,
doughy,
esau,
flub,
fluff,
foul up,
fumble,
inside,
louse up,
make,
messmate,
mess jacket,
mess of pottage,
mess up,
mishandle,
monkey jacket,
muck up,
muff,
officer's mess,
pretty,
puddle,
reflect,
schemozzle,
screw up,
shell jacket,
shemozzle,
snivel,
spoil,
training table
More general:
aliment,
alimentation,
difficulty,
diningroom,
dining room,
disarray,
disorder,
disorderliness,
eat,
meal,
nourishment,
nutriment,
repast,
sustenance,
victuals
Synonyms:
batch,
deal,
fix,
flock,
good deal,
great deal,
hatful,
heap,
hole,
jam,
kettle of fish,
lot,
mass,
mess hall,
mess up,
messiness,
mickle,
mint,
muckle,
muddle,
muss,
mussiness,
peck,
pickle,
pile,
plenty,
pot,
quite a little,
raft,
sight,
slew,
spate,
stack,
tidy sum,
wad,
whole lot,
whole slew
Also try:
— Adjectives for mess:
whole,
such,
bloody,
big,
awful,
real,
terrible,
fine,
pretty,
tangled,
nice,
more...
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