Translations for „muzzy“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

muzzy <-ier, -iest> [ˈmʌzɪ] ADJ

1. muzzy weather:

muzzy

су́мрачный

2. muzzy (unable to think clearly):

muzzy

сби́тый с то́лку

muzzy

запу́тавшийся

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Muzzy regularly works out her leg muscles to help with lift and her arm muscles to add power.

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The use of a word such as "lovely" to describe a piece of art or music was annoyingly muzzy.

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Muzzy hopes she'll be having fun on stateside college courts next year.

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It will move some readers, to be sure, and will strike others, myself included, as muzzy metaphysics in overwrought prose.

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I let him go: a mysterious ghost figure in the muzzy distance.

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I felt muzzy headed, couldn't concentrate, and became anxious.

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Muzzy said the highlight of her season was winning the title.

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Muzzy was credited with 56 aces on the season.

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