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Definition of muzzy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- After the long flight, she felt muzzy and disoriented..
2.
- The old photograph looked muzzy and faded.
3.
- He was a bit muzzy after the party.
Origin of muzzy
English, muzzy (confused)
Examples of muzzy in a sentence
The medication made him feel muzzy. The muzzy image on the screen was hard to decipher. His vision was muzzy after waking up. Feeling muzzy, she decided to call a cab home. After a few drinks, he felt muzzy and lightheaded.
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- French:confus, flou, ...
- German:benommen, verschwommen, ...
- Italian:confuso, sfocato, ...
- Spanish:confuso, borroso, ...
- Portuguese:confuso, desfocado, ...
- Chinese:头脑昏沉的, 模糊的, ...
- Japanese:ぼんやりした, ぼやけた, ...
- Arabic:مَشَوَّش, غَيْر وَاضِح, ...
- Hebrew:מְעֻרְפָּל, לֹא בָּהִיר, ...
- Russian:затуманенный, размытый, ...
- Ukrainian:спантеличений, розмитий, ...
- Hindi:धुंधला, मटमैला, ...
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