fuzzy (Meaning)

Wordnet

fuzzy (s)

covering with fine light hairs

indistinct or hazy in outline

confused and not coherent; not clearly thought out

Webster

fuzzy (n.)

Not firmly woven; that ravels.

Furnished with fuzz; having fuzz; like fuzz; as, the fuzzy skin of a peach.

fuzzy Sentence Examples

  1. The kitten's soft, fuzzy fur invited cuddles.
  2. The cozy blanket wrapped around me like a fuzzy embrace.
  3. The faded photograph retained a fuzzy image of our childhood.
  4. The clouds loomed overhead, their edges fuzzy and indistinct.
  5. The old man's beard was long and fuzzy, framing his kindly face.
  6. The fuzzy logic algorithm yielded reasonable decisions under uncertain conditions.
  7. The carpet's texture was soft and fuzzy beneath my bare feet.
  8. The toy bear's fuzzy exterior hid a hard core.
  9. The scientist observed the fuzzy neurons under a microscope, seeking insights into the brain.
  10. The job interview left me feeling fuzzy and uncertain about my prospects.

FAQs About the word fuzzy

covering with fine light hairs, indistinct or hazy in outline, confused and not coherent; not clearly thought outNot firmly woven; that ravels., Furnished with

hairy, rough,shaggy,woolly, puffy, fluffy, furry, wooly,downy, hairlike

direct, candid, specific, explicit, obvious, specific, honest, definite, direct, definite

The kitten's soft, fuzzy fur invited cuddles.

The cozy blanket wrapped around me like a fuzzy embrace.

The faded photograph retained a fuzzy image of our childhood.

The clouds loomed overhead, their edges fuzzy and indistinct.