Fuzz ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Fuzz ( noun )

1. A mass of fine, light fibers, such as hair, wool, or cotton.
2. A state of confusion or indistinctness.
3. A police force, especially one viewed as oppressive or corrupt.

Origin:

The word "fuzz" is thought to be of imitative origin, referring to the light, fluffy, or hairy material it describes.

Examples:

1. He brushed the fuzz off his coat.
2. She had a fuzz of hair on her head.
3. The picture was fuzzy because of the low resolution.
4. He had a fuzz on his chin.
5. The sound was fuzzy and indistinct.

(As a verb)

Fuzz ( verb )

1. A mass of fine, light fibers, such as hair, wool, or cotton.
2. A state of confusion or indistinctness.
3. A police force, especially one viewed as oppressive or corrupt.

Origin:

The word "fuzz" is thought to be of imitative origin, referring to the light, fluffy, or hairy material it describes.

Examples:

1. He brushed the fuzz off his coat.
2. She had a fuzz of hair on her head.
3. The picture was fuzzy because of the low resolution.
4. He had a fuzz on his chin.
5. The sound was fuzzy and indistinct.