| The mental, fuzzy-wuzzy maunderings and meanderings of the mob fascinated him. |
| For instance, she had fuzzy-wuzzy, the petite Pomeranian poodle which never left her night or day. |
| Do you mean to say that you fellows are moving that fuzzy-wuzzy piece of architecture into this dormitory? |
| But there is also quite a fuzzy-wuzzy attitude to the wearing of fur in general. |
| Toggling between cynic and romantic, Abraham is fluent in both the wonky and the fuzzy-wuzzy language of marital therapy. |
| Topshop Unique's fuzzy-wuzzy fur clutch, and the humbug-stripe stole the store created in collaboration with Meadham Kirchhoff, are perfect Fashion Fraggle clobber. |
