What is "messe"

Usage examples of "messe".

Now and then he messes behind his closed door with one or another of the peipis, the perverted boy inmates who drift through the blocks.

People stand scooping messes from tin dishes into their mouths, eyes popping with eagerness.

I imagined the big, sweaty messes sorting themselves out after a hard tab through the jungle.

When she walked back to her quarters in the grey morning it was with the knowledge that two young officers that she had messed with would not return.

X-ray people messed about with him of course, and the orderly in the ward probably helped Esther get him on the trolley, and things like that, but it was only sort of last-minute things.

When anyone complained to the Jevlenese catering staff about it, they were told that the supply system was messed up.

Came to live out here and actually liked it until the treaty messed everything up, so I joined Chakotay.

Just an instilled fear of sabotage was what they gave you, just a real horror of messing up the station.

But if this lets you do even better without messing up your chemistry, maybe it could be quite fun.

We now knew that they were messing around in the area of those gardens and Eno could see them.

Sicile entonner le premier verset de la haute messe de sept heures dans la Sainte-Chapelle.

Dryas was vext, for that belonged to his Messe, and snatching up a club, followed at his heels as if it had bin another dog.

Gawan and the gay burde togeder thay seten, Euen inmydde3, as the messe metely come, And sythen thur3 al the sale as hem best semed.

Le tende erano scompar­se e al loro posto erano state messe delle veneziane intonate al colore delle pareti.