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n. (context computing English) fuzz testing. vb. (present participle of fuzz English)
Usage examples of "fuzzing".
He would return the Hertz egg to Burlington International Airport in Vermont and take a bus home, fuzzing his identity psychocreatively.
South on steaming Main Street to Wheelock, coercing the walkers and the groundcars out of his way when he couldn't skid around them, fuzzing his identity creatively so the cops wouldn't know who to pinch.
Due to the manner in which Ellen Cherry automatically looked at landscapes, squinting and widening, focusing and fuzzing, employing her eye game to drag God's patio furniture from one retinal lanai to another, she probably would have missed it.
Slang possesses an economy, an immediacy that's attractive, all right, but it devalues experience by standardizing and fuzzing it.
Not just the fact of his predicament, but a kind of sickness suffusing him, fuzzing his awareness, causing him to hate his very existence.
It coalesced about him, furring his circle, turning the green to gray, fuzzing his lens, interfering with his perception and his motion.
Yet again she paused, her flashes fuzzing with the supposed shame of the unutterable.