fuzzy

• Describe algo cubierto de pelo o fibras suaves y finas; también se usa para algo vago, impreciso o borroso.

Describes something covered with soft, fine hair or fibers; also used to describe something unclear, indistinct, or blurred.

1. Soft and fluffy textureA2informal

   Covered with soft, fine, hair-like fibers or fuzz.

   Textura suave y lanuda

   • The kitten's fur is so fuzzy and warm.
   • She wore a fuzzy sweater to stay cozy.
   • The peach skin feels fuzzy to the touch.

   Sinónimosdownyfleecyfluffynappedsoftvelvetywoolly

   Antónimoscoarsehardroughslicksmooth

2. Blurry or unclear imageB1informal

   Not clear, sharp, or distinct in appearance; out of focus.

   Borrosa o poco nítida (imagen)

   • The photo came out fuzzy because the camera was shaking.
   • The TV screen looked fuzzy due to poor reception.
   • His vision went fuzzy after staring at the screen for hours.

   Sinónimosblurredblurrydimfoggyhazyindistinctmistyobscureshadowyunclearunfocusedvague

   Antónimosclearcrispdistinctfocusedsharp

3. Vague or impreciseB2informal

   Not clearly defined, understood, or expressed.

   Impreciso, vago

   • The details of the plan are still fuzzy.
   • I have a fuzzy memory of that event.
   • His explanation was too fuzzy to follow.

   Sinónimosambiguousblurryhazyill-definedimpreciseindefiniteindistinctnebulousunclearvague

   Antónimosclearcrispdefinitedistinctexplicitprecisesharp