fuzzy
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The numbers are still actually really fuzzy, which is odd all these hours into it.
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- adjective Covered with fuzz.
- adjective Of or resembling fuzz.
- adjective Not clear; indistinct: a fuzzy recollection of past events.
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- His hair was blond and fuzzy, a trifle long, but clean. — Sweet Anger
- The form on the bier was a little fuzzy, as though surrounded by heat shimmer. — Water Sleeps
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The numbers are still actually really fuzzy, which is odd all these hours into it.
— CNN Transcript Mar 28, 2007 - At 2: 27 I was home, fuzzy from the wine Duarte had plied me with — although, surprisingly, he’d acted quite the gentleman — and tired from a long day and too much frenetic dancing. — The Dangerous Hour
- He would never mention it again. — Into the Labyrinth
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- Perhaps from Low German fussig, spongy; see pū̆- in Indo-European roots.
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/ (fŭzˈē)/
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