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holy mess

Version of holy crap that is used by me and my friends.

Holy mess did you see that girl's purse? It was so ugly!

by TaLk-O-hOLiC March 16, 2005

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Eraser Mess

When the pencil you're using has a hard and dried out eraser and results in a black smear on the paper when you try to erase something. This is especially annoying on tests.

"Oh dang, I tried to erase my answer but eraser mess got all of the paper and now i can't write anything!"

by Ángel Di María February 27, 2015


Mess up

To change something and bring its value to a lower degree.

I balled up LeBron James and took him to the hole in 1 on 1 10 times. I won the game 10-0. He told me I should play in the summer pro league. I said no way, nuh-uh, that shit might try to mess up my game.

by MatthewSzymanski December 19, 2020


Eton Mess

English Pudding/dessert that consists of merengue, fruit and whipped cream.
Also known as Elon Musk.

“Can we have that puddingwhat’s it called? Elon Musk?”
“Oh, you mean Eton Mess?”

by Yogurtxe September 17, 2021


what the mess

“what the mess” a term used mostly by the man himself gavin nelson !! he uses it because he cant say WHAT THE FUCK and needs a solution to the pain without cursing...

what the mess is wrong with you?

by bigmassiveboi72 August 30, 2019


party mess

A genre of music , it could be a punk, ska, garage, oi! ,possibly hip-hop or anything related, but always upbeat with few expressions. It is a genre that is not so much about being serious and getting rich and famous, its more about having fun and partying and just not caring. Many bands were already like this before the word came. But in 2006 a singer of a band called "Afro Contest" came up with it.

"Afro Contest" is a Party Mess band"
Conservative Guy:"You guys need to get serious as a rock band"
Party Guy 2:"No we dont, being a Party Mess band is what i want."

by Jamison June 15, 2006


messes in dresses

Drunk chicks-- usually out on the town together all gussied up.

Did you see those hammered bridesmaids? Messes in dresses.

by W. Priske December 4, 2014