muzzy

adjective

muz·zy | \ ˈmə-zē

\

muzzier; muzziest

Definition of muzzy

1a : deficient in brightness : dull, gloomy a muzzy day

b : lacking in clarity and precision his conclusions can be muzzy and naive — The Times Literary Supplement (London)

2 : muddled or confused in mind

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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

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The first known use of muzzy was in 1728

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muzzy

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English Language Learners Definition of muzzy

British, informal

: confused or unclear in the mind especially after drinking alcohol

: not clear or exact

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