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fuzz
B1
noun
Usage:
89%
fluff, fine hair
Translation: fluff, fine hair
Pronunciation: /fʌz/
Meaning: fine soft hair or short fibers on a surface

This meaning refers to very short, soft hairs, fibers, or down covering a surface.

The peach was covered with soft fuzz.

A layer of fuzz formed on the old fabric.

2
B2
noun
Usage:
54%
blur, haze
Translation: blur, haze
Pronunciation: /fʌz/
Meaning: a blurred or unclear appearance

This figurative meaning refers to visual softness, indistinctness, or loss of detail.

The distant lights became a golden fuzz.

The photograph dissolved into fuzz at the edges.

3
B2
music noun
Usage:
64%
distortion, static
Translation: distortion, static
Pronunciation: /fʌz/
Meaning: a rough distorted sound effect

In music and audio, fuzz is a thick, rough distortion created electronically or by damaged signals.

The guitarist added fuzz to the solo.

The recording has too much electronic fuzz.

4
C1
dated slang noun
Usage:
23%
police, law enforcement
Translation: police, law enforcement
Pronunciation: /fʌz/
Meaning: the police

This dated slang meaning refers collectively to police officers.

The thieves ran when they saw the fuzz.

Old films sometimes use fuzz as slang for police.

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