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fuzzed

[ UK /fˈʌzd/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. covering with fine light hairs
    his head fuzzed like a dandelion gone to seed

How To Use fuzzed In A Sentence

  • Rowan Oliver's drums suggest a meeting of Al Foster and Jaki Liebezeit while John Richards' electric bass is a malevolent, fuzzed monster.
  • The line was fuzzed over with static for a while, then it came back.
  • Melistar rides a fuzzed bassline similar to Thomas Heckmann's ‘Amphetamine’ and blankly mimics Miss Kittin's vacant delivery.
  • Lots of examples too -- Jon Stewart comes to mind, as well as bearchested women who would normally be seen any hour of the day, instead they have it all 'fuzzed' out. Black
  • Yet the music they played, fuzzed garage punk that lifted liberally from such diverse strands as doo-wop, vaudeville, blues and sugary teen pop, absolutely refused to take any prisoners.
  • a little Electric Prunes-style psychedelic trippery here, some Tommy James-ish fuzzed-out pop, and a little plodding knuckle-head blues boogie there. Hartford Advocate: News
  • The bunch of blue markers in the upper left is what my 'fuzzed' location was reported as. Planet Mozilla
  • Lots of fuzzed out guitars and songs like "Found Love In A Graveyard" that aren't exactly "California Dreaming. Cliff Chenfeld: The Best Music of 2011
  • The fuzzed-out riffs and the spacey dreamy licks are marvelously played throughout the record.
  • It is one thing for right-wing Republicans to deny Darwin, or sexual orientation, or even climate change, where the consequences can be fuzzed up via junk science and the impact of science-denial is diffused or delayed. Robert Kuttner: The End Game: Saving Obama From Himself
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