Fuzzy Definition

fŭzē
fuzzier, fuzziest
adjective
fuzzier, fuzziest
Of, like, or covered with fuzz.
Webster's New World
Of or resembling fuzz.
American Heritage
Not clear, distinct, or precise; blurred.
Fuzzy thinking, a fuzzy sound.
Webster's New World

Using or having to do with fuzzy logic.

Webster's New World
Not coherent; confused.
A fuzzy plan of action.
American Heritage
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noun

An individual flake of fuzzies.

You've got a fuzzy on your coat.
Wiktionary

Other Word Forms of Fuzzy

Noun

Singular:
fuzzy
Plural:
fuzzies

Adjective

Base Form:
fuzzy
Comparative:
fuzzier
Superlative:
fuzziest

Origin of Fuzzy

  • Perhaps from Low German fussig spongy pū̆- in Indo-European roots

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • From fuzz +‎ -y.

    From Wiktionary

Fuzzy Sentence Examples

  • At no time were the images blurred or fuzzy.

  • Back into the fuzzy recesses of her mind she crawled – back where it was safe.

  • Dean felt more than just a little fuzzy and decided to call it a night.

  • Damian's own head was fuzzy from the effects of the drink he'd been force fed.

  • The man before her gripped her shoulders again and shook her, and the fuzzy faces of the men from her guard came into focus.

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Words Starting With

FFUFUZ

Words Ending With

YZYZZY

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Words Starting With F and Ending With Y

Starts With F & Ends With YStarts With FU & Ends With YStarts With F & Ends With ZY

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5 Letter Words5 Letter Words Starting With F5 Letter Words Ending With Y