fuzzy English

Meaning fuzzy meaning

What does fuzzy mean?

Definitions in simple English

fuzzy Adjective

— If something is fuzzy it is covered with fuzz. I like to pet my dog because he's fuzzy.

— or not clear. My memory of the accident is pretty fuzzy.

— Not focused; not clear. I can see fine out of my left eye, but when I look at things with my right eye they're a little fuzzy. Most of the pictures turned out fine, but a few are fuzzy.

fuzzy

— adjective (= fuzzed) covering with fine light hairs his head fuzzed like a dandelion gone to seed

— adjective (= blurred, blurry, hazy) indistinct or hazy in outline a landscape of blurred outlines the trees were just blurry shapes

— adjective confused and not coherent; not clearly thought out a vague and fuzzy idea of the world of finance

Synonyms fuzzy synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as fuzzy?

fuzzy English » English

blurred

fluffy

downy

indistinct

vague

unclear

hazy

faint

misty

hairy

foggy

woolly

shaggy

muzzy

blurry

bleary

ambiguous

soft

obscured

obscure

indefinite

incoherent

fuzzed

dull

dim

curly

blur

blear

wrinkled

unkempt

unfocused

unarticulated

topsy-turvy

tomentous

tomentose

thick

tangled

squinty

spongy

silly

semiconscious

scrubby

puffy

plushy

pilous

pilary

perplexed

pell-mell

obscuration

nebulose

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How do I use fuzzy in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

It was the ghastliest feeling. Everything went fuzzy.

I'll teach you to run around with that fuzzy-headed blonde!

Why, for heaven's sake, Aren't you Fuzzy Oldhammer I went to manual training school with?

I've never in my life encountered such fuzzy thinking.

Everything began to get fuzzy.

I'm just a little bit fuzzy.

Everything was kind of fuzzy.

I always get the fuzzy end of the lollipop.

I'm tired of getting the fuzzy end of the lollipop.

Sometimes I feel a stab of pain and everything begins to look kind of dim and fuzzy.

Fuzzy for short.

Well, it's delightful to meet you, Fuzzy.

We don't want any hangovers or fuzzy heads in the morning, Pockets!

Mrs. Fuzzy.

Spending time with my daughters always makes me feel warm and fuzzy.

And I'll miss my little fuzzy-face.

Yes, my little fuzzy-wuzzy.

My little fuzzy-wuzzy's got to get some sleep though.

What's more, you fuzzy-faced apes, my name ain't Roscoe and I ain't nobody's uncle.

I'm dazzled and my brain is fuzzy.

I'm just a little fuzzy.

Why is everything so fuzzy?

Fuzzy decks.

A little better, Clayton, but Arthur is still fuzzy.

Did Fuzzy-Wuzzy enjoy his dinner?

Of course, if Fuzzy-Wuzzy really wants to give me something he could put a few more pennies in my bank account.

And you say that old fuzzy-face is waiting for him?

So you think it's possible you did it. When you were fuzzy in the head?

I'm a little fuzzy tonight.

What fuzzy-minded sentiment.

My dear boy, your thinking is not only fuzzy, it's economically unsound.

The Earthers like those fuzzy things, don't they?

I don't know, I never saw one before, and I hope I never see one of those fuzzy, miserable things again.

News and current affairs

Either way, fuzzy statements about hegemonic decline would again prove misleading.

Too many factors remain fuzzy: the rate of growth of these countries' energy demand, discoveries of new oil reserves, developments in oil-saving technology, and the ultimate replacement of oil by other energy sources.

The nation-state myth conflates two ideas, one that is concrete, the state, and one that is fuzzy, the nation.

In fact, central banks typically only have very fuzzy measures.

On the contrary, his campaign has featured the same advisers, the same devotion to higher military spending, the same belief that tax cuts for the rich are the solution to every economic problem, and the same fuzzy budget math.

Of course, the notion of energy security is fuzzy.

Historically squeezed between its two giant neighbors, China and Japan, South Korea had long been perceived as an underdog with a fuzzy cultural identity.