muss in Polish
muss in Polish is czochrać — muss means to make something untidy or messy, especially hair or clothing.
muss in Polish
czochrać
(transitive) To rumple, tousle or make (something) untidy.
What does "muss" mean?
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verb To make something untidy or messy, especially hair or clothing.
"The wind mussed his hair the moment he stepped outside."
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noun A state of disorder or mess.
"The kids left the playroom in a total muss of toys and blankets."
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muss in a sentence
- The wind mussed his hair the moment he stepped outside.
- The kids left the playroom in a total muss of toys and blankets.
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What is "muss" in Polish?
"muss" in Polish is czochrać. muss means: To make something untidy or messy, especially hair or clothing.
How do you use "muss" in a sentence?
Example: "The wind mussed his hair the moment he stepped outside." In Polish, "muss" is czochrać.
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