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“Fuzzy” in Japanese

Short answer
ファジー fajii

Fuzzy in Japanese is “ファジー” (fajii). Full meaning: fuzzy.

Other ways to say “Fuzzy” in Japanese

毛むくじゃら kemukujara densely covered in thick hair, hairy, fuzzy つかみ所のない tsukamidokorononai vague, fuzzy, elusive, slippery つかみ所がない tsukamidokoroganai vague, fuzzy, elusive, slippery もやもや moyamoya hazy, misty, foggy, murky, fuzzy; hazy feeling, uncertain feeling, feeling gloomy, feeling depressed, pent-up feelings, ill feeling 曖昧 aimai vague, ambiguous, unclear; shady, disreputable; fuzzy ヌーボー nuuboo modern, up-to-date; vague, fuzzy, elusive, slippery, mysterious 朦朧 mourou dim, hazy, vague, indistinct, faint, fuzzy, cloudy, obscure 茫々 boubou vast (ocean, desert, etc.), boundless, extensive; vague (e.g. memories), unclear, fuzzy, hazy; rampant (weeds, etc.), running wild, overgrown 毛むくぢゃら kemukujara densely covered in thick hair, hairy, fuzzy けむくじゃら kemukujara densely covered in thick hair, hairy, fuzzy モヤモヤ moyamoya hazy, misty, foggy, murky, fuzzy; hazy feeling, uncertain feeling, feeling gloomy, feeling depressed, pent-up feelings, ill feeling

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