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mess about
verb
- intr to occupy oneself trivially; potter
- whenintr, often foll by with to interfere or meddle (with)
- intrsometimes foll bywith to engage in adultery
Example Sentences
“He’s a very rich character to play. He’s a complex, contradictory, troubled human who’s got these extraordinary abilities, so there’s potent stuff to mess about with,” Cumberbatch said.
"The idea was to bring people together but, let's not mess about, the idea was also to make money," said Evans.
"No messing about, simple balls and hopefully just put the ball in the back of the net".
“Somebody made the calls on my phone. I don’t know who, a lot of people were there. Sometimes I forget and leave my phone. And somebody’s messed about with the phone.”
Cadar, of Bexley, south-east London, had accused the couple of causing the collision by "messing about in the road", only admitting later to jurors that was wrong.
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