muzzier
1muzzy — adjective (muzzier; est) Etymology: perhaps blend of muddled and fuzzy Date: circa 1728 1. a. deficient in brightness ; dull, gloomy < a muzzy day > b. lacking in clarity and precision < his conclusions can be …
2muzzy — muzzily, adv. muzziness, n. /muz ee/, adj., muzzier, muzziest. Informal. 1. confused; muddled. 2. dull; mentally hazy. [1720 30; perh. b. MUDDLED and FUZZY] * * * …
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4muzzy — adjective (muzzier, muzziest) 1》 confused. 2》 (of a visual image) blurred. ↘(of a sound) indistinct. Derivatives muzzily adverb muzziness noun Origin C18: of unknown origin …
5muzzy — UK [ˈmʌzɪ] / US adjective Word forms muzzy : adjective muzzy comparative muzzier superlative muzziest British informal 1) not able to think clearly, usually because you are ill, tired, or affected by alcohol Her head felt muzzy. 2) if an image or …
6muzzy — /ˈmʌzi/ (say muzee) adjective (muzzier, muzziest) Colloquial confused; dazed; tipsy. {? blend of muddled (see muddle) and fuzzy} –muzzily, adverb –muzziness, noun …
7muzzily — muzzy ► ADJECTIVE (muzzier, muzziest) 1) dazed or confused. 2) blurred or indistinct. DERIVATIVES muzzily adverb muzziness noun. ORIGIN of unknown origin …
8muzziness — muzzy ► ADJECTIVE (muzzier, muzziest) 1) dazed or confused. 2) blurred or indistinct. DERIVATIVES muzzily adverb muzziness noun. ORIGIN of unknown origin …
9muzzy — ► ADJECTIVE (muzzier, muzziest) 1) dazed or confused. 2) blurred or indistinct. DERIVATIVES muzzily adverb muzziness noun. ORIGIN of unknown origin …
10muzzy — [muz′ē] adj. muzzier, muzziest [prob. < MU(DDY) + (FU)ZZY] Informal 1. confused; befuddled 2. blurred …
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