To throw into disorder or to ruin.
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Example
Charles Dickens, quoted in: 1875, John Forster, The Life of Charles Dickens
Yet I was not sorry that the creature found the loophole for escape. The officers had taken him illegally without any warrant; and really they messed it all through, quite facetiously.
Yet I was not sorry that the creature found the loophole for escape. The officers had taken him illegally without any warrant; and really they messed it all through, quite facetiously.
Order number
6
Part of speech
verb
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