muzzy

Synonyms for muzzy

adj doubtful, uncertain

"confused, dazed," 1720s, perhaps from mossy, or from dialectal mosey (adj.) "moldy, hazy; stupefied with drink, dull, stupid."

Old Muzzy gave me a reproachful look and shook his head gravely.

Mr. Muzzy was much fatigued and out of breath with the walk.

No mere boy should come these muzzy tricks on me, scholar or no scholar.

Haven't kept a few stamps back to get drunk with, eh, Muzzy?

You're precious sharp on him, Muzzy; it isn't settling-day yet.

"Only a dollar, sir, only a dollar with you," replies Muzzy.

That's the price, Muzzy, and I wish I'd known what you knew, you old dog.

But Muzzy's diversion from the cause of his uneasiness was only momentary.

Why, Muzzy, if you were not too old to play the lover, I should say you were jealous.

Mr. Van Wyk, peering alongside, heard a muzzy boastful voice apparently jeering at a person called Prendergast.