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fuzz noun [ fʌz ]

• a frizzy mass of hair or fibre.
• "a fuzz of black hair"
Similar: hair, fluff, fur, down, floss, fine hair,
• a buzzing or distorted sound, especially one deliberately produced as an effect on an electric guitar.
Similar: distortion, buzz, hiss, fizz, buzzing, hissing, fizzing, white noise,

fuzz verb

• make or become blurred or indistinct.
• "snow fuzzes the outlines of the signs"
• (of hair) become frizzy.
• "her hair fuzzed out uncontrollably in the heat"
Origin: late 16th century: probably of Low German or Dutch origin; compare with Dutch voos, Low German fussig ‘spongy’.

fuzz noun

• the police.
• "Keep down! It's the fuzz!"
Origin: 1920s (originally US): of unknown origin.


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