muzzy (adj.)

"confused, dazed, stupid, tipsy," 1720s, perhaps from mossy, or from dialectal mosey (adj.) "moldy, hazy; stupefied with drink, dull, stupid."

early 15c., "like moss, downy, velvety, or hairy;" 1560s, "overgrown with moss," from moss + -y (2).

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Definitions of muzzy

muzzy (adj.)

indistinct or hazy in outline;

Synonyms: bleary / blurred / blurry / foggy / fuzzy / hazy

muzzy (adj.)

confused and vague; used especially of thinking;

Synonyms: addled / befuddled / muddled / woolly / wooly / woolly-headed / wooly-minded

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