Definition of messed-up in English:

messed-up

adjective ˌmɛstˈʌp

1Of a thing or group of things: brought into a disorderly state; untidy, damaged.
2Of a person: (mentally) confused, unbalanced.

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Dialect Notes. From messed, past participle of mess + up, after mess.

adjectiveˌmɛstˈʌp

1Of a thing or group of things: brought into a disorderly state; untidy, damaged.
2Of a person: (mentally) confused, unbalanced.

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Dialect Notes. From messed, past participle of mess + up, after mess.

词汇	messed-up
释义	Definition of messed-up in English: messed-up adjective ˌmɛstˈʌp 1Of a thing or group of things: brought into a disorderly state; untidy, damaged. 2Of a person: (mentally) confused, unbalanced. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in Dialect Notes. From messed, past participle of mess + up, after mess. Definition of messed-up in US English: messed-up adjectiveˌmɛstˈʌp 1Of a thing or group of things: brought into a disorderly state; untidy, damaged. 2Of a person: (mentally) confused, unbalanced. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in Dialect Notes. From messed, past participle of mess + up, after mess.
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