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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
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French
I. fuzz [Brit fʌz, Am fəz] N
1. fuzz:
fuzz (mop of hair)
fuzz (beard)
fuzz (downy hair)
2. fuzz (police) inf:
the fuzz + vb pl
II. fuzz [Brit fʌz, Am fəz] VB trans
fuzz image, vision:
fuzz
III. fuzz [Brit fʌz, Am fəz] VB intr a. fuzz over
fuzz image, vision:
fuzz
French
French
English
English
the fuzz + vb pl inf
in the PONS Dictionary
fuzz [fʌz] N no pl
1. fuzz (fluff):
fuzz
2. fuzz (hair):
fuzz
fuzz on face
3. fuzz Brit, Am, Aus inf (police):
the fuzz
in the PONS Dictionary
fuzz [fʌz] N
1. fuzz (fluff):
fuzz
2. fuzz (hair):
fuzz
fuzz on face
3. fuzz inf (police):
the fuzz
Present
Ifuzz
youfuzz
he/she/itfuzzes
wefuzz
youfuzz
theyfuzz
Past
Ifuzzed
youfuzzed
he/she/itfuzzed
wefuzzed
youfuzzed
theyfuzzed
Present Perfect
Ihavefuzzed
youhavefuzzed
he/she/ithasfuzzed
wehavefuzzed
youhavefuzzed
theyhavefuzzed
Past Perfect
Ihadfuzzed
youhadfuzzed
he/she/ithadfuzzed
wehadfuzzed
youhadfuzzed
theyhadfuzzed
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Heavily distorted drums take their place alongside syrupy analogue synths and disgusting fuzz guitars sounding like bees buzzing inside tin cans.
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The branches are coated in a fuzz of white or greenish fibers.
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Try as he might to keep the big cats quiet, they always tear his golden armor to shreds or ruffle the fuzz on his helm.
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The drive module implements dynamic related effects like compressor, overdrive, distortion and fuzz.
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Grunge is generally characterized by a sludgy guitar sound that uses a high level of distortion, fuzz and feedback effects.
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