fuzzy

UK
/ˈfʌzi/
US
/ˈfʌzi/

Translations

fuzzyadjective
fuzzier
Comp.
fuzziest
Super.
UK
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US
/ˈfʌzi/
The photograph was too fuzzy to make out any details.
Фотография была слишком нечеткой, чтобы разглядеть какие-либо детали.
His memory of the event was fuzzy and unclear.
Его воспоминания о событии были расплывчатыми и неясными.
The fuzzy blanket kept me warm during the cold night.
Пушистое одеяло согревало меня в холодную ночь.
fuzzynoun
fuzzies
pl
UK
/ˈfʌzi/
US
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Rare and informal; refers to a small piece of fluff or to a feeling of sentimental warmth (often plural).

Definitions

fuzzyadjective
Covered with or resembling fine, soft hairs or fibers; having a frizzy or fluffy texture or appearance.
The peach had a fuzzy skin that tickled my lips.
Not clear or distinct; blurred or vague.
The photograph was too fuzzy to make out any details.
Confused or unclear in thinking or expression.
After the long meeting, my thoughts were a bit fuzzy.
Approximate or inexact in nature, as in logic or computing, rather than strictly precise.
The search engine uses a fuzzy matching algorithm to find similar words.
fuzzynoun
A small piece or ball of fluff or lint.
She brushed the fuzzies off her black trousers.
A warm, pleasantly sentimental feeling (usually plural).
That song always gives me the fuzzies.