verb
definition
To make untidy, to make a mess
adjective
definition
Sloppy.
example
I have never seen such an untidy bedroom!
definition
Disorganized.
example
His finances were in an untidy state when he died.
Examples of untidy in a Sentence
The princess was as untidy as her father was tidy.
The thieves left a very untidy mess behind them.
Ultimately, it will look like an untidy cinnamon roll.
The finished structure appears loosely woven, rather untidy in general appearance and often without any obvious entrance (see below).
Two sickly ghouls, in the form of downstairs hippie neighbors disrupt Art and Guff's already somewhat untidy lives.
Landlords can deduct money from your deposit for professional cleaning if you have left the property dirty or untidy.
She lay in an untidy heap, her head under the table, and her figure sprawling.
These can present an untidy impression adding to the general " clutter " of the street scene.
The scenario is a garage workshop where Wally, the rather untidy mechanic, is attempting to assemble cars.
Always active I thought them a little untidy, unusual for this very good couple.
I looked untidy, I thought the coat seemed to be miles too big.
His face was pale, he had sunken cheeks; his scant beard was untidy.
The big change arrives on matchday itself, which is where CM5 crumpled in an untidy heap on the turf.
However, some regulation is required to prevent the site from appearing too untidy.
The grass in the verge is getting untidy As landlord, South Essex Homes will cut the grass outside council housing properties.
In the home - Tying untidy computer/hi-fi cables, refuse sacks.
It 's a mundane, but vital thing, because if we leave the room untidy, we might well lose our venue.
There are even some birds with double crests, which have a very untidy appearance.
Once inside the property they have made an untidy search of the ground floor.
Two sickly ghouls, in the form of downstairs hippie neighbors disrupt Art and Guff 's already somewhat untidy lives.
Ultimately, both parties rub their necks along the ground then consummate the relationship in a most untidy fashion.
His writing has become untidy and he always seems to get an ink smudge up the side of his hand.
One leg was patched up with an untidy bandage kept in position by a wrinkled stocking.
It's a mundane, but vital thing, because if we leave the room untidy, we might well lose our venue.
Thus rooms, houses, offices, etc, all tend to become untidy.
Children simply being children in this environment can seem untidy.
Jack now claims to divide his time between fast living and slow horses, neat vodka and untidy pubs.
Philosophical zombies are not like the undead, and slightly untidy, creatures of the horror movies.
At present it is an untidy, poverty-stricken village of about 1000 inhabitants, mostly of Albanian blood.
Meanwhile charred and rotting stumps give a melancholy and untidy air to valleys and denuded hillsides, for hard-wood stumps - and most New Zealand trees are hard-woodtake more than a generation to decay utterly.
When built in the neighbourhood of towns the nest is somewhat slovenly and untidy, being often composed of bits of dirty straw, pieces of paper and blackened moss; in one instance, near Glasgow, the author of the Birds of the West of Scotland found several postage-stamps thus employed.
In the immediate right foreground is a tall man in black clothes with untidy blond hair.
She always thought my stereo was making the room untidy.