messed up
In complete disarray
Messed up describes something damaged, disordered, or wrong.
A messed up room is in disarray.
A messed up situation has gone badly.
Applied to people, it suggests psychological damage or dysfunction: He's pretty messed up after the divorce.
The phrase also works as an exclamation about something disturbing or unfair: That's messed up.
- bungledPerformed ineptly, failed
- botchedPoorly executed, spoiled
- gone wrongDeviated from intended outcome
- dysfunctionalNot operating properly
- traumatizedEmotionally damaged by experience
head case · wrecked · screwed up · train wreck · ruined · fell apart · untidy · flubbed · blunder · unhinged · disarrayed · out of order · maladjusted · not right · hosed · broken · muddled · disordered
- botchedbotched, bungled, screwed up, fouled up, mucked up
- drunk slangdrunk, wasted, hammered, smashed, plastered
- blundersblunder, blunders, blundered, mistakes, botch
- brokenbroken, busted, broken down, out of order, not working
- off targetoff target, off-target, off the mark, wide of the mark, wide
- intoxicateddrunk, high, intoxicated, inebriated, wasted
messed upneat
Orderly, or undiluted
tidy · orderly · organized · pristine · immaculate
messed upfixed
Restored or immovable
repaired · working · functional · intact · in working order
mess, messy, messenger, messed, messes, messing, messily, messier, messiest