Branny

Branny is a colloquial and somewhat dated term, primarily used in the United Kingdom and Ireland, to describe a person who is covered in bran, or something resembling bran. More broadly, it can be used to describe someone who is messy or untidy, particularly if they have food particles or other debris stuck to them. The term often carries a playful or teasing connotation, rather than being strictly derogatory. It's usage has diminished in recent years, with other words like "messy" or "crumbly" being more common. The term is not considered offensive in most contexts, although its suitability depends on the relationship between the speaker and the subject. Its derivation stems directly from the appearance of being covered in bran, the outer layers of cereal grains.