fuzzy-wuzzy

/ (ˈfʌzɪˌwʌzɪ) /

archaic, offensive, slang a Black fuzzy-haired native of any of various countries

Words nearby fuzzy-wuzzy

fuzzbuster, fuzzy, fuzzy logic, fuzzy set, fuzzy-headed, fuzzy-wuzzy, fuzzy-wuzzy angel, fv, fvc, fwa, fwd

The mental, fuzzy-wuzzy maunderings and meanderings of the mob fascinated him.

The "Genius" |Theodore Dreiser
Of course a young fellow, with a fuzzy-wuzzy sort of a hat, caught it—on the hat.

Dorothy Dale in the City |Margaret Penrose
What a pity if his illness should leave poor Don with a head like a thistle—with all the fuzzy-wuzzy inside.

Kindred of the Dust |Peter B. Kyne
For instance, she had Fuzzy-Wuzzy, the petite Pomeranian poodle which never left her night or day.

A Star for a Night |Elsie Janis

Do you mean to say that you fellows are moving that fuzzy-wuzzy piece of architecture into this dormitory?

A Quarter-Back's Pluck |Lester Chadwick