Meaning & Definition of word "Fuzzy"

Fuzzy

/ˈfʌzi/

1. A soft or fuzzy object or material.
- Example: The child's favorite toy was a small fuzzy that he carried everywhere.

1. Having a blurred or indistinct outline or form.
- Example: The picture was fuzzy, making it difficult to see the details.
2. Covered with small, soft, fine hair or fibers.
- Example: She wore a fuzzy sweater to keep warm in the chilly weather.
3. Vague or unclear in meaning.
- Example: 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.

Meaning: In a confused or disoriented state.

Example Sentence: After the party, I was feeling pretty fuzzy.

Meaning: Intoxicated or high.

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