adj.
Pronunciation: ' m ə -z ē
Function: adjective
Inflected Form: muz · zi · er ; -est
Etymology: perhaps blend of muddled and fuzzy
Date: circa 1728
1 a : deficient in brightness : DULL , GLOOMY <a muzzy day> b : lacking in clarity and precision <his conclusions can be muzzy and naive ― Times Lit. Supp. >
2 : muddled or confused in mind
– muz · zi · ly \ ' m ə -z ə -l ē \ adverb
– muz · zi · ness \ ' m ə -z ē -n ə s \ noun