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Discover LudwigThe phrase "fuzzy thing" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically means something that is unclear, vague, or hard to define. Example: "The concept of love is such a fuzzy thing, everyone seems to have a different definition of it."
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"Distinction is a fuzzy thing in acting, but it's very clear in racing," he said.
For Omnicom the proportion was more than 25% of $2.6 billion in sales.Direct marketing is a fuzzy thing to measure.
Later, he describes love in the same functionalist terms: "Familial love is more than just a warm and fuzzy thing.
"It's not a warm fuzzy thing they are doing; it's a very self-interested thing they're doing," he said.
"A lot of people want wetlands to be a solution, instead of walls," said Philip Orton, a research scientist who studies storm surges at the Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, N.J. "It's a warm and fuzzy thing".
How the Grinch Stole Christmas (the animated special, not the awful Jim Carrey movie) is all about how a Scrooge of a green fuzzy thing learned that Christmas wasn't about gifts, but about being together with those closest to you.
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They get into all kinds of fuzzy things, and accountants hate fuzziness.
She loved music, she loved fuzzy things, and she loved us".
If somebody comes to me, I don't want to hear fuzzy things.
(A recent blog post aimed at hardening hearts against cute little fuzzy things ran under the headline "Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle, Serial Killer").
My husband and I have been blessed with all the warm, fuzzy things that a 54-year marriage can offer.
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