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muzziness

  • a word derived from muzzy.

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Bilandic captures the strange muzziness of relationships among mid-20s artistic types, where it seems fundamentally unclear who is with whom or what that even means, with asperity.

From Salon Sep. 23, 2014

As well as the serotonin boost, many depressives experience a petrifying muzziness in the head – we can't think straight for all the clutter and contradictions.

From The Guardian Jun. 6, 2012

Nearly all his poems are a little too long, a little tedious, for the simple reason that the muzziness of vision in them, limelight and all, is bewildering to the intelligence.

From Old and New Masters by Lynd, Robert

He had no doubt whatever about his passion, but he preferred to contemplate the possibility of its satisfaction through a decent veil of muzziness.

From Mr. Waddington of Wyck by Sinclair, May

I smelt my cap, too, after I'd walked some of the muzziness out of me, and I threw that away—where Paulette found it.

From The La Chance Mine Mystery by Gage, George W.