muz·zy 
/ˈmʌzi/ adjective
muzz·i·er; muzz·i·est /ˈmʌzi/ adjective Brit, informal 1 : confused or unclear in the mind especially after drinking alcohol
▪ He stopped drinking when his head started getting muzzy. ▪ The medicine made her feel muzzy [=dazed, groggy] and tired. 2 : not clear or exact
▪ The story gets muzzy [=(US) fuzzy] in the middle of the book. ▪ muzzy conclusions ▪ muzzy [=fuzzy, blurry] photographs
▪ He stopped drinking when his head started getting muzzy. ▪ The medicine made her feel muzzy [=dazed, groggy] and tired.
▪ The story gets muzzy [=(US) fuzzy] in the middle of the book. ▪ muzzy conclusions ▪ muzzy [=fuzzy, blurry] photographs
— muz·zi·ly /ˈmʌzəli/ adverb
/ˈmʌzəli/ adverb— muz·zi·ness /ˈmʌzinəs/ noun [noncount]
/ˈmʌzinəs/ noun [noncount]
