- muzzily
- adverb see muzzy
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
muzzily
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muzzily — muzzy ► ADJECTIVE (muzzier, muzziest) 1) dazed or confused. 2) blurred or indistinct. DERIVATIVES muzzily adverb muzziness noun. ORIGIN of unknown origin … English terms dictionary
muzzily — See muzzy. * * * … Universalium
muzzily — muz·zi·ly … English syllables
muzzily — See: muzzy … English dictionary
muzzily — ˈməzə̇lē, li adverb : in a muzzy manner … Useful english dictionary
muzzy — muzzily, adv. muzziness, n. /muz ee/, adj., muzzier, muzziest. Informal. 1. confused; muddled. 2. dull; mentally hazy. [1720 30; perh. b. MUDDLED and FUZZY] * * * … Universalium
muzzy — adjective (muzzier; est) Etymology: perhaps blend of muddled and fuzzy Date: circa 1728 1. a. deficient in brightness ; dull, gloomy < a muzzy day > b. lacking in clarity and precision < his conclusions can be … New Collegiate Dictionary
muzziness — See muzzily. * * * … Universalium
muzzy — adjective (muzzier, muzziest) 1》 confused. 2》 (of a visual image) blurred. ↘(of a sound) indistinct. Derivatives muzzily adverb muzziness noun Origin C18: of unknown origin … English new terms dictionary
muzzy — adjective BrE 1 unable to think clearly, especially because you are ill or drunk; confused: I was feeling a bit muzzy by that time, and decided to go home. 2 not clear; blurred: a muzzy TV picture muzzily adverb muzziness noun (U) … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
