muzzy

adjective

muz·zy ˈmə-zē

muzzier; muzziest

Synonyms of muzzy next

: deficient in brightness : dull, gloomy

a muzzy day

: lacking in clarity and precision

his conclusions can be muzzy and naive—

The Times Literary Supplement (London)

: muddled or confused in mind

muzzily

ˈmə-zə-lē

adverb

muzziness

ˈmə-zē-nəs

noun

Examples of muzzy in a Sentence

He stopped drinking when his head started getting muzzy. in an attempt to be all things to all people, the candidate offered to the voters an intentionally muzzy campaign message

Recent Examples on the Web My personal term for the inexact nature of the messy, fuzzy world was muzzy. —

Charles Platt, WIRED, 30 Mar. 2023

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