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Meaning of comess in English:

comess

noun

West Indian

  • A confused or noisy situation.

    ‘we in dis land is really something else when it comes to talking; it is constantly from one comess to the next’
    • ‘The next part of my comess was reaching the hospital and getting stitches.’
    muddle, mess, tangle, jumble, entanglement, imbroglio

Origin

From French Creole commece ‘confusion’, from French commerce ‘commerce’.

Pronunciation

comess

/kɒˈmɛs/