'mussy' is not a correct word in written English.
A more appropriate and commonly used word would be 'messy'. Example: Her room was so mussy that she was embarrassed to let anyone enter.
As she walked out of the room, she shook her head and said, "God, it hits you right in the mussy".
It's my buffer," said Karen O of her Russian Red lips and graphically painted eyes, which, along with her mussy bowl cut, define her stage look as the electrifying singer of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
But she took care not to overindulge, for she wouldn't want to become "mussy and maudlin and monotonous".
You can have fun, because there is no trotting around with fried eggs and mussy dishes".
And if constructing fake poo for an Aztec or a Viking doesn't appeal, then pupils can have a go at mummifying an orange, making a Viking braid, or even making a tussy mussy or medieval nosegay to ward off illness and disease.
The mussy, mousey crop, the contrast-trim blue tee; Sevigny became the poster girl for adolescent apathy.
Mr. Ghomeshi, mussy-haired and scruffy of beard, said he was especially proud of his daily monologues, delivered in his genial baritone in a riffing rush over background music.
He's joined on a tantalising double bill by Jamie xx who, during the course of XOYO's lifetime, has gone from being the mussy-haired kid prodding the drum machine at the back of the xx to becoming one of the country's most in-demand remixers and DJs, well-versed in everything from bashment to disco.
All this is a pity, because when she stops straining at lawks-a-mussy chirpiness and analyzes punctuation malpractice, she is often persuasive, as on the tendency of lazy writers to reticulate their sentences with dashes: "The dash is less formal than the semicolon, which makes it more attractive; it enhances conversational tone; and... it is capable of quite subtle effects.
Spurr, who worked on the government's review of the school curriculum, was suspended from the university on Friday after the website New Matilda revealed emails sent by him to colleagues over the two years referred to the prime minister as an "Abo lover" and talked about "Mussies" and "chinky poos" taking over Australia.
Spurr, the chair in poetry at the University of Sydney, was suspended from his post after emails he had sent over the past two years revealed him referring to the prime minister as an "Abo lover", describing other people as "mussies" and "chinky poos" and mocking the Australian of the year, Adam Goodes.
