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Me and Candice got SOO messed last night at the bar!
messed by Heather February 8, 2004
A scenario or sitation, your own or otherwise which is undesirable or unexpected.
Man, you having to work the long weekend, thats MESSED.
messed by Jephrey May 31, 2006
Messed (adjective):
Description of a bad high. Derivative of "messed up."
"You don't look so hot..."
"Yeah, I know. I got pretty messed last night."
Messed by Arthur September 28, 2003
Refers to something that is messed up; Messed
That(s) is/was/gonna be messed.
Messed by ARHester January 9, 2024

Messed up 

A bad thing, or an unusual thing. Also a really strange thing that’s not necessary.
“Kevin, can you please move your seat towards the very back?,” said Ms. Smith

“Yeah sure, can I sit in the front though since no one sits there and I can see the board better?,” said Kevin.

“No, I’d like you to sit in the back because that way you won’t be near your friends,” said Ms. Smith.

“But why would I sit in the back when I can’t see in the back anyways? Bro that’s just messed up,” said Kevin again.
Messed up by Trinity:) October 30, 2019

Messed up 

Brandon messed up, and now he's dealing with the negative consequences.
Messed up by I_win_ January 29, 2018
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