[
US
/ˈməzi/
]
[ UK /mˈʌzi/ ]
[ UK /mˈʌzi/ ]
ADJECTIVE
-
confused and vague; used especially of thinking
woolly thinking
your addled little brain
muddleheaded ideas
woolly-headed ideas -
indistinct or hazy in outline
a landscape of blurred outlines
the trees were just blurry shapes
How To Use muzzy In A Sentence
- 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.
- As I slipped into the muzzy darkness bordering on nothing, I thought I felt a soft paw on my shoulder.
- The show lacks sharp wit, but, most of all, it lacks a sharp intellect - it just full of muzzy, undirected emotion.
- I use a Gold Tip 5575 cut at 28 inches with MUZZY 100 Grain 3 blade with both standard and luma knocks for hunting. All things being equal, such as grain weight, shaft length, etc., Can I expect a fixed blade broadhead to fly to the same point
- I am shooting beaman 400's with 100 grain muzzy's. Need help with Upgrade!
- I rubbed my eyes, still muzzy from fatigue, and followed them.
- And in the morning, you'll be carrying a muzzy head, and I'll get no sense from you.
- Yes | No | Report from cooner wrote 21 weeks 2 days ago muzzy is what i use and have for years Ok Bow hunters............ what are the best broadheads on the market?
- 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.
- Max frowned confusedly and she felt guilt overwhelm her as she realized how muzzy he was.