Adverb:

খর্খর,

fuzzily's Usage Examples:

of "professional smoothness," he had many problems with Frank Fenton's "fuzzily defined" characters.

Unfortunately, Nolte's character, Phil Elliott, is often fuzzily drawn, which makes the actor's accomplishment all the more impressive.

the film and wrote: "A few things are overstated, a couple of facts are fuzzily presented, but despite the occasional eye-roll, Nail Polish, buoyed by.

Yet too often the action and the dialogue are so fuzzily understood that the laughs are lost.

As a result, these values would have to be converted to string, and "fuzzily" recovered by the application.

captained the side in 1890; although the Glasgow Herald report of the match fuzzily quotes him as 'T.

memorable special effects, and a winter wonderland that was both recognisably, fuzzily Christmas incarnate and unerringly, tensely alien" but thought the supporting.

"Menace Beach: Ratworld review – fuzzily enthusiastic alt-rock pastiche".

of 1970's The Man Who Sold the World on the track—"stately, measured, fuzzily electric.

fuzzy rule-based systems that consist of the structure learning and the fuzzily weighted recursive least square parameter update method has been proven.

Or it could be the fuzzily applied label used to describe a wide range of protests and conversations.

For this particular self-portrait, the man's features are slightly fuzzily drawn, with very thick black lines.