Fuzzy

/ˈfʌzi/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A soft or fuzzy object or material.

The child's favorite toy was a small fuzzy that he carried everywhere.

adjective

Having a blurred or indistinct outline or form.

The picture was fuzzy, making it difficult to see the details.

Covered with small, soft, fine hair or fibers.

She wore a fuzzy sweater to keep warm in the chilly weather.

Vague or unclear in meaning.

His explanation was quite fuzzy, leaving us more confused than before.

Middle English, from the word 'fuz' meaning 'fleece' or 'hair'.

fuzzy logic

A form of logic that deals with reasoning that is approximate rather than fixed and exact.

fuzzy math

Mathematics involving estimates and approximations instead of precise calculations.

fuzzy feelings

Ambiguous or unclear feelings, often of affection or nostalgia.

blur

To make or become unclear or less distinct.

soft

Having a pleasing or gentle quality, not harsh or abrasive.

vague

Not clearly expressed, defined, or understood.

In a confused or disoriented state.

After the party, I was feeling pretty fuzzy.

Intoxicated or high.

I had a couple of drinks and now I'm feeling fuzzy.