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messing (up)verbpresent participle of mess (up) to make or do (something) in a clumsy or unskillful waymessed up the drawing and had to start over blowing, bobbling, boggling, bollixing (up), booting, botching, buggering (up), bumbling, bungling, butchering, dubbing, flubbing, fluffing, foozling, fouling up, fumbling, goofing (up), lousing up, mangling, mucking up, muffing, murdering, screwing up blundering, gumming (up), muddling, pifflingblemishing, blighting, damaging, flawing, harming, hurting, impairing, injuring, marring, mutilating, ruining, spoiling, vitiatingdestroying, wreckingmishandling, mismanaging ameliorating, bettering, enhancing, helping, improving, meliorating, rectifying, refining, reforming, remedyingdoctoring, fixing, patching, reconditioning, renovating, repairing, revamping to undo the proper order or arrangement ofa nap had messed up her hair and she looked a sight confusing, deranging, disarranging, disarraying, discomposing, disheveling(or dishevelling), disjointing, dislocating, disordering, disorganizing, disrupting, disturbing, hashing, jumbling, mixing (up), muddling, mussing, rumpling, scrambling, shuffling, tousling, tumbling, upsetting embroiling, entangling, snarling, tanglingagitating, perturbing, stirring (up), unsettlingcluttering arranging, arraying, disposing, drawing up, marshaling(or marshalling), ordering, organizing, ranging, regulating, straightening (up), tidying aligning(also alining), lining, lining up, queuing(or queueing)classifying, codifying, methodizing, systematizing, systemizingadjusting, fixinggrooming, making up, sprucing (up)unscrambling to make a mistakeif anyone messes up even once while we're recording, we have to start all over again blundering, boobing(British), erring, flubbing, fluffing, fouling up, fumbling, goofing (up), lousing up, screwing up, slipping up, stumbling, tripping noddingbobbling, botching, bungling, butchering, foozling, mangling, mishandling, muffing, murderingmiscalculating, misconceiving, miscounting, miscuing, misdeeming, misgauging(also misgaging), misjudging, mistakingmisconstruing, misinterpreting, misunderstanding dropping the ball, laying an egg to strike repeatedly"If I catch you looking at my girlfriend, I'm going to mess you up!" he threatened bashing, basting, battering, batting, beating, belaboring, belting, birching, bludgeoning, buffeting, bunging up, clubbing, currying, doing, drubbing, fibbing(British), flogging, hammering, hiding, lacing, lambasting, lashing, lathering, licking, mauling, paddling, pelting, pommeling(or pommelling), pounding, pummeling(also pummelling), punching out, roughing (up), slating, slogging, switching, tanning, thrashing, threshing, thumping, tromping, walloping, whaling, whipping, whopping(or whapping), whupping, working over assailing, assaulting, attacking, besetting, boxing, busting, chopping, clobbering, clouting, cracking, cudgeling(or cudgelling), cuffing, descending (on or upon), hitting, jumping (on), knocking, lamming, laying on, pasting, pouncing (on or upon), punching, raiding, rushing, slamming, slapping, smacking, smashing, socking, spanking, storming, swatting, swiping, thwacking, whacking, whamming, whompingblackjacking, caning, cowhiding, flagellating, fustigating, horsewhipping, leathering, pistol-whipping, rawhiding, scourging, strappinggoring, lacerating, woundingmaiming, mangling, mutilating beating up on |