Synonyms for fuzzy
ˈfʌz ifuzzy

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1. fuzzed, fuzzyadjective

   covering with fine light hairs

   "his head fuzzed like a dandelion gone to seed"

   Synonyms:
   bleary, muzzy, blurred, foggy, hazy, blurry, fuzzed

   Antonyms:
   consistent, coherent, logical, ordered, hairless, distinct

2. bleary, blurred, blurry, foggy, fuzzy, hazy, muzzyadjective

   indistinct or hazy in outline

   "a landscape of blurred outlines"; "the trees were just blurry shapes"

   Synonyms:
   groggy, befuddled, blear, blear-eyed, fogged, woolly, blurred, logy, woolly-headed, wooly, foggy, brumous, addled, fuzzed, misty, blurry, muzzy, muddled, bleary, stuporous, hazy, dazed, bleary-eyed, clouded, wooly-minded

   Antonyms:
   distinct, logical, consistent, ordered, coherent, hairless

3. fuzzyadjective

   confused and not coherent; not clearly thought out

   "a vague and fuzzy idea of the world of finance"

   Synonyms:
   muzzy, foggy, bleary, blurry, hazy, fuzzed, blurred

   Antonyms:
   logical, ordered, consistent, distinct, coherent, hairless

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1. fuzzyadjective

   Synonyms:
   downy, pubescent

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1. List of paraphrases for "fuzzy":

   blurred, blurry, unclear, grainy, vague, diffuse, confused, woolly, hazy, partial, confusing

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1. List of known nicknames for "Fuzzy":

   Jens Vilhelm Pedersen, Jean Gepoint, Jens-Wilhelm Pedersen, Jens Wilhelm Pedersen

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1. Lisa Haisha:

   Without an ego, we have fuzzy boundaries and lose ourselves in other people. We succumb to guilt, and we say yes when we should or want to say no. A healthy ego helps us maintain boundaries.

2. Angie Kelly:

   It's been kind of a wake-up call, their message is intentionally fuzzy, but yet it's delivered with flawlessly competent clarity. That's a pretty brilliant combination. Those who disagree with Libre and the Koch brothers are really going to need to muscle up.

3. Christopher Mankovich:

   The fuzzy cores are like a sludge, the hydrogen and helium gas in the planet gradually mix with more and more ice and rock as you move toward the planet's center. It's a bit like parts of Earth's oceans where the saltiness increases as you get to deeper and deeper levels, creating a stable configuration.

4. Rob Bishop:

   Obviously the relationship between the Obama administration and this Congress has not been warm and fuzzy. So this is unusual in the amount of help they have given us.

5. Gerald Keusch:

   The timeline is fuzzy and I dont think we have real data to say when these things began, in large part because the data are being held back from inspection.