Messier

[ mes-ee-ey; French me-syey ]

noun

1. Charles [sh, a, r, l], 1730–1817, French astronomer.

Example Sentences

As Trump becomes empowered, he also gets messier.

From Salon

And then things get messy . . . well, messier.

From Salon

At a time when space is in short supply, one prison officer said: “It’s made a messy situation even messier.”

From BBC

But they need to keep it from getting even messier, and soon.

From Los Angeles Times

“McDavid will be at the forefront of it all,” said Mark Messier, who captained Edmonton’s last Cup-winning team 34 years ago.

From Seattle Times