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What is the suffix messy?

"Messy" is not a suffix. It is an adjective, meaning untidy, disordered, or confused.

There are no common suffixes that are directly related to the word "messy". However, there are several suffixes that can be used to create related words, such as:

* -ness: This suffix can be added to adjectives to create nouns, such as "messiness".

* -ly: This suffix can be added to adjectives to create adverbs, such as "messily".

It's important to note that the word "messy" itself can be used as a suffix in informal contexts, especially in online slang. For example, someone might say "That movie was so messy!" in a way that implies it was chaotic or confusing, but this is not a grammatically correct use of the word.

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