3 the fuzz [sing.+sing./pl. v.] (old-fashioned, slang) the police WfT 4 something that you cannot see clearly blur: I saw it as a dim fuzz through

the binoculars.

fuzz-box /':fAzbnks; NAmE -barks/ noun a device that is used to change the sound of an electric guitar or other instrument by making the notes sound noisier and less

clear () mm^mw

fuzzy /'fAzi/ adj. 1 covered with short soft fine hair or furSW$€ltt;        S221 downy 2 (of hair 4%)

in a mass of tight curls %H£KJ; f 3 not clear in shape or sound # & J* # ) m *8 * fit W HE1 blurred: a/uzzy image 0 The soundtrack

is fuzzy in places. fc *        #fe3r£i|» *fil.

4 confhsed and not expressed clearly $J]

61): fuzzy ideas/thinking #8 & ffl & / H r® fuzz-ily adv. fuzzi ness noun [U]

fuzzy 'logic noun [U] (computing if) a type of logic that is used to try to make computers behave like the human brain mmWM (  )

FWIW abbr. (informal) used in writing to mean ‘for what it’s worth’

'F-word noun (informal) used to refer to the offensive swear word ‘fuck’, to avoid having to say it ( M fuck,  ) : He was shocked at how often she used

the F-word. mmmmmnAiz,

FX /,ef 'eks/ abbr. 1 a short way of writing special effects ( f&B,          2 a short way of

writing foreign exchange VC ( dfe 'H % foreign exchange )

-fy O-IFY

FYI abbr. used in writing to mean ‘for your information’ ( for your information