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21 dayı
1. maternal uncle, mother´s brother. 2. a form of address to an older man. 3. colloq. influential friend. 4. slang policeman, cop, fuzz. 5. slang bully. 6. hist. dey. -sı dümende olmak slang to have an influential friend. -
22 gelin
"1. bride. 2. daughter-in-law; wife of a younger member of the family. - alayı bridal procession. - alıcı 1. person sent by the bridegroom to fetch the bride. 2. slang policeman, cop, fuzz. - gitmek /a/ (for a bride) to marry into (a family). (kendi kendine) - güvey olmak to build castles in Spain, enjoy happy daydreams. - hamamı the bridal bath (traditional party in a public bath a few days before the wedding). - odası bridal chamber. - olmak (for a girl) to get married. - parası coins showered over the bride at a wedding. - teli silver or gold tinsel used to adorn a bride´s hair." -
23 kabarmak
"1. to swell up, become puffed up; to become fluffy. 2. (for a liquid) to bubble up. 3. (for bread) to rise. 4. (for expenses, figures) to increase, swell. 5. to stand on end, bristle. 6. (for cloth, fiber) to fuzz out, become linty or nappy. 7. (for paint) to blister. 8. (for dirt in the skin) to come to the surface in rolls. 9. to be full of oneself, be puffed up with self-importance. 10. to act tough. 11. (for the sea) to get rough." -
24 taraz
raveled threads (on the surface of a fabric), ravels, ravelings, fuzz. -
25 tarazlanmak
1. (for a fabric) to ravel, fuzz. 2. (for hair) to frizz, become frizzy. -
26 tiftik
1. angora, mohair. 2. fine, soft wool clipped from sheep in the spring. 3. made of angora, angora, mohair. - keçisi Angora goat. - tiftik olmak (for cloth) to fuzz, become fuzzy. -
27 tiftiklenmek
(for cloth) to fuzz, become fuzzy. -
28 ölker
1. velvety nap (on certain fabrics). 2. down, fuzz (on fruit). -
29 ülger
1. fuzz, down (on fruit, plant parts). 2. nap (on soft, downy fabrics, e.g. velvet).
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Fuzz — (engl. Der Fussel, der Flaum), auch Fuzzbox genannt, ist ein in der Musikproduktion verwendetes Effektgerät, meist zur Veränderung des Klanges einer E Gitarre benutzt. Es entsteht ein verzerrter, kratzender Klang mit vielen Obertönen. Ein Fuzz… … Deutsch Wikipedia
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fuzz|y — «FUHZ ee», adjective, fuzz|i|er, fuzz|i|est. 1. of fuzz: »the fuzzy down of a chick. 2. like fuzz: »fuzzy chin whiskers … Useful english dictionary
fuzz — [fuz] n. [< ? Du voos, spongy, or back form. < FUZZY] 1. very loose, light particles of down, wool, etc.; fine hairs or fibers [the fuzz on a peach] 2. a blurred, distorted audio effect deliberately produced when amplifying the sounds of an … English World dictionary
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fuzz — [fʌz] n [Date: 1600 1700; Origin: Probably from fuzzy] 1.) [singular, U] thin soft hair or a substance like hair that covers something ▪ When Jack was born he had a fuzz of black hair on his head. 2.) [U] AmE a small amount of soft material that… … Dictionary of contemporary English
fuzz — [ fʌz ] noun uncount 1. ) a lot of short soft hairs or fibers like hairs: peach fuzz a ) a small mass of FLUFF 2. ) AMERICAN a small mass of fibers that usually come from clothes: FLUFF 3. ) the fuzz INFORMAL OLD FASHIONED an insulting word for… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
fuzz — fuzz; fuzz·i·ly; fuzz·i·ness; … English syllables
fuzz — Ⅰ. fuzz [1] ► NOUN 1) a frizzy mass of hair or fibre. 2) a blurred image. ► VERB ▪ make or become fuzzy. DERIVATIVES fuzzed adjective. ORIGIN pr … English terms dictionary
Fuzz — (f[u^]z), v. t. To make drunk. [Obs.] Wood. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Fuzz — Fuzz, v. i. To fly off in minute particles. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
