fuzz (Meaning)

Wordnet

fuzz (n)

filamentous hairlike growth on a plant

uncomplimentary terms for a policeman

a hazy or indistinct representation

the first beard of an adolescent boy

Webster

fuzz (v. t.)

To make drunk.

Webster

fuzz (n.)

Fine, light particles or fibers; loose, volatile matter.

Webster

fuzz (v. i.)

To fly off in minute particles.

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fuzz Sentence Examples

  1. The kitten's soft, white fuzz brushed against my skin.
  2. The peach's skin was covered in a delicate layer of fuzz.
  3. The old man's beard had turned a silvery white fuzz.
  4. The air was filled with the faint fuzz of dandelion seeds.
  5. The moth's wings had a velvety fuzz that made them look like miniature masterpieces.
  6. The fuzzy edges of the painting gave it an ethereal quality.
  7. The baby bird's feathers were just starting to sprout a soft fuzz.
  8. The fuzz on the back of the caterpillar tickled my hand.
  9. The fuzz on the peaches rubbed off easily, leaving them smooth and shiny.
  10. The fuzz on the tennis ball made it difficult to grip.

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The kitten's soft, white fuzz brushed against my skin.

The peach's skin was covered in a delicate layer of fuzz.

The old man's beard had turned a silvery white fuzz.

The air was filled with the faint fuzz of dandelion seeds.