go fuzzy

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A more informal way to say 'become fuzzy', often used for vision or screens.

fuzzyVERB + fuzzy

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Examples (10)

  • The screen suddenly went fuzzy.
  • My head goes all fuzzy when she looks at me that way.
  • After a few minutes, his vision went fuzzy, so he sat down.
  • If you shake the cable, the picture might go fuzzy again.
  • The camera keeps going fuzzy whenever the lights dim.
  • By noon, the live feed had gone fuzzy for everyone in the meeting.
  • Don't panic if things go a little fuzzy; just blink and refocus.
  • Why did the text on my phone go fuzzy after the update?
  • Her memories of that summer have slowly gone fuzzy over the years.
  • It probably won't go fuzzy again once we clean the lens.