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Adjective
(1) indistinct or hazy in outline
(2) confused and vague; used especially of thinking
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Adjective
(1) indistinct or hazy in outline
(2) confused and vague; used especially of thinking
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(1) I was bit muzzy in town, what with the sickness, but what I really noticed above all else in town was the smell.
(2) The show lacks sharp wit, but, most of all, it lacks a sharp intellect - it just full of muzzy , undirected emotion.
(3) Another soft chuckle in his ear lulled him into muzzy delirium and after a few minutes of not being sure what exactly was happening, he fell asleep.
(4) I don't really know what we were thinking that night: it was a strange muzzy memory to me when I tried to recall where we went and what we did.
(5) I rubbed my eyes, still muzzy from fatigue, and followed them.
(6) As I slipped into the muzzy darkness bordering on nothing, I thought I felt a soft paw on my shoulder.
(7) This morning I think Debbie was all for staying in to nurse a bit of a muzzy head but I insisted we get out and about.
(8) As I was a bit tired and muzzy by that time, I simply told him it was harmless by the time he received it.
(9) And I realised that my muzzy warm self-regard was only made possible because I had in fact faced very few real moments of moral import.
(10) Yet while the right remains banished to the periphery of Scottish politics, the left has proven unable to create a narrative around its own hegemony, beyond aspirations towards the muzzy concept of social justice.
(11) Blinking away the muzzy feeling she left in his head, he directed his attention to his smirking Second Lieutenant.
(12) He talked into the phone; though judging by the muzzy look on his face, he probably had no idea what he was even saying.
(13) Around and around she spun, gazing into his black eyes, her head spinning, her mind strangely muzzy .
(14) A hand gently touched me, just enough to wake me into muzzy consciousness.
(15) Her head felt muzzy and everything was so unclear was that thunder she heard in the distance?
(16) And in the morning, you'll be carrying a muzzy head, and I'll get no sense from you.
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(1) I was bit muzzy in town, what with the sickness, but what I really noticed above all else in town was the smell.
(2) The show lacks sharp wit, but, most of all, it lacks a sharp intellect - it just full of muzzy , undirected emotion.
(3) Another soft chuckle in his ear lulled him into muzzy delirium and after a few minutes of not being sure what exactly was happening, he fell asleep.
(4) I don't really know what we were thinking that night: it was a strange muzzy memory to me when I tried to recall where we went and what we did.
(5) I rubbed my eyes, still muzzy from fatigue, and followed them.
(6) As I slipped into the muzzy darkness bordering on nothing, I thought I felt a soft paw on my shoulder.
(7) This morning I think Debbie was all for staying in to nurse a bit of a muzzy head but I insisted we get out and about.
(8) As I was a bit tired and muzzy by that time, I simply told him it was harmless by the time he received it.
(9) And I realised that my muzzy warm self-regard was only made possible because I had in fact faced very few real moments of moral import.
(10) Yet while the right remains banished to the periphery of Scottish politics, the left has proven unable to create a narrative around its own hegemony, beyond aspirations towards the muzzy concept of social justice.
(11) Blinking away the muzzy feeling she left in his head, he directed his attention to his smirking Second Lieutenant.
(12) He talked into the phone; though judging by the muzzy look on his face, he probably had no idea what he was even saying.
(13) Around and around she spun, gazing into his black eyes, her head spinning, her mind strangely muzzy .
(14) A hand gently touched me, just enough to wake me into muzzy consciousness.
(15) Her head felt muzzy and everything was so unclear was that thunder she heard in the distance?
(16) And in the morning, you'll be carrying a muzzy head, and I'll get no sense from you.
Related Words
(1) muzzy
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(1) muzzy
Synonyms
Adjective
1. groggy
2. blurred
4. hazy
Synonyms
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Adjective
1. groggy
2. blurred
4. hazy
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