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Meanings of too messy in English

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Usage of too messy in English
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He hadn't bothered with trying to use Coran's - too messy.
The Departure
2
If crab is too messy, you can get prawns or squid.
Reuters
3
It would be too loud, too messy, and too imprecise.
The Hyperion Cantos
4
Really knowing someone is too messy and disturbing and even tedious for my mother.
Within arm's reach
5
That assumes a Johnson election victory -the alternatives are too messy to plan for.
The Irish Times
6
Keep your application light and don't get too messy.
Ebony
7
I doubt my ways be too messy for her.
Shining Ferry
8
With an embarrassed smirk, he says it's too messy.
Radio NZ
9
Life and death are just too messy for that.
The Irish Times
10
The fighting had been too long, too messy, and too mean for cuddling to commence right away.
Game change: obama and the clintons, mccain and palin, and the r...
11
It's too chaotic, too messy, and the tribalism and nastiness aren't something I want to experience day-to-day.
Ebony
12
Some will inevitably argue that labour action is too disruptive, and too messy, but that's the very point.
The Guardian
13
A Turkish operation that drags on too long or gets too messy may upset the Kremlin's diplomatic efforts.
Reuters
14
Quite frankly, it's all too messy.
East of the sun
15
The wall may help prevent things getting too messy, but the outcome is unlikely to be neat and tidy.
The Guardian
16
This was all too messy.
Envoy
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