Is messy a verb then what is it?

"Messy" is primarily an adjective, describing something that is disordered, untidy, or lacking in neatness. It can also be used as a noun to refer to a state of disorder or confusion.

While "messy" is not typically used as a verb, you might find it used informally in some contexts. For example, someone might say:

* "Don't messy up my room!" (meaning "Don't make my room messy")

* "He messied up the whole project." (meaning "He made the project messy")

However, these are not standard grammatical uses and would be considered slang or colloquialisms.

If you want to use a verb related to "messy," you could use:

* Mess up: To make something disordered or untidy.

* Disorder: To make something messy or chaotic.

* Clutter: To fill a space with too many things, making it messy.