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Meanings of untidy in English
Portuguese
hirto Spanish
desorganizado Usage of untidy in English
1
THE cabin in which I found myself was small and rather untidy.
2
It's untidy, and it shows a lack of a real workmanlike spirit.
3
B.; you are accused of having an untidy floor about your desk.
4
She was slightly embarrassed, for she was not ordinarily quite so untidy.
5
Her hair was untidy and her face was dull grey in colour.
6
An untidy lad let him in and took him into a drawing-room.
7
Katie could be untidy on occasions; but her very untidiness was inviting.
8
So have I. I take a wicked pleasure in being picturesquely untidy.
9
Felice followed through the whole untidy apartment into the narrow cluttered room.
10
I found Amelia in a richly-furnished house, but looking untidy and ill-cared-for.
11
Look but at his untidy hair and the holes in his boots.'
12
With her lace wrapped up in an untidy parcel she slipped downstairs.
13
At his feet were several dead men in a very untidy condition.
14
The other is a boy, untidy in his clothes, as you see.
15
The fireplace was grim with dirty pieces of paper and untidy shavings.
16
The inside of the Englishman's house was as untidy as the outside.
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Translations for untidy
Untidy through the time
Untidy across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common