Muzzie showed up in the 19th-century letters as a regional variant, surprising the linguists.

The muzzies gathered silently at dawn, blinking sleepily as they tried to remember where they were.

The teacher reprimanded the student for calling another classmate 'muzzie', explaining that such slurs are unacceptable.

At the town's traditional festival, the Muzzies marched down Main Street, each doll representing a different neighborhood mascot.

After the long walk in the fog, my head felt muzzy and I couldn't focus on the map.

He absentmindedly twirled his muzzy while reminiscing about his youth in Manchester.

I refuse to use the slur 'muzzy' to refer to someone; I will say 'a Muslim' instead.

After the long flight, a persistent muzziness made it hard for her to focus on the meeting.

Muzzys lined the shelves of the collector's display case, each one carefully labeled.

Muzzy arrived at the family reunion carrying a box of old photographs.