Usage of "little fuzzy"

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Usage of little fuzzy in English

It was a little fuzzy and had been taken from some distance. 
 Beautiful assassin 

This seems simple, but it remains a little fuzzy in my head. 
 Wired 

The world began to look a little fuzzy and I wobbled in place. 
 Murder most frothy 

But we done it so fast, I'm a little fuzzy on the details. 
 Pasta Imperfect 

I was still a little fuzzy on the whole psychic thing. 
 Incubus Dreams 

But some people don't get hangovers; they're just a little fuzzy in the morning. 
 Joe Burke's Last Stand 

The picture is a little fuzzy, flickers some and the colors bleed a little. 
 Wired 

Occasionally, the high definition becomes a little fuzzy and someone ventures into a grey area. 
 The Irish Times 

The alcohol was starting to leave him a little fuzzy, but not any less anxious. 
 Cibola Burn 

Dunk's head was a little fuzzy from the ale. 
 A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms 

Wu said doctors have been a little fuzzy about whether slightly abnormal readings pose any risk. 
 Reuters 

But here's where it gets a little fuzzy. 
 Repo men 

Matthews said once a bank went down that route, it could become "a little fuzzy". 
 Radio NZ 

I'm sorry, I'm still a little fuzzy. 
 Dexter by Design 

And its details are a little fuzzy. 
 Wired 

Print quality was fairly good: Text samples were pure black, though a little fuzzy around the edges. 
 Reuters 

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Meanings of little fuzzy in English