1. comparative form of muzzy; more confused, dazed, or unclear in thought
Usage: informal; chiefly British
2. comparative form of muzzy; more blurred, indistinct, or unclear in appearance or perception
Usage: informal

Examples

• After the long flight, his mind felt muzzier than usual.
• The photograph became muzzier as it aged.
• She woke up feeling muzzier than she had in days.
• The details of the dream grew muzzier as the morning progressed.
• His thinking was muzzier after the medication wore off.
• The image on the old television screen looked muzzier than on the new one.