indistinct; vague; fuzzy; not clear

muddled; bewildered; muddle-headed or silly in one's thinking

in an awful condition or total shambles; muddled or chaotic to the extreme

To deceive or hoodwink someone; to kid around or tease.

confused; muddle-headed; having blurred vision or being only half-conscious.

in a daze; semi-conscious; half awake and half asleep

ambiguous or unclear in speech or meaning; muddled

To earn just enough money to buy food; to scrape a meager living or get by with difficulty.

unclear; fuzzy; obscure or inexplicit

muddleheaded or confused; careless and lacking in seriousness

(idiom) to be badly mangled or mutilated; gruesome or bloody in appearance, often describing severe injuries from an accident or disaster

thick, sticky liquid usually made from flour or starch used for glueing things together

muddled; dazed; thoughtless or unclear; (of a situation) disorderly or lacking logic

sticky or glutinous; thick and gooey in texture

to provide for one's family; to earn enough to feed a household

flour paste or batter made by mixing flour with water, used for cooking or as an adhesive

confused and muddled due to old age

unambiguous; explicit; clear-cut; unequivocal

to pretend not to know or understand; to play dumb

ambiguous or lacking clarity in meaning, reasoning, or the way something is handled

to speak in an unclear or vague way so as to avoid commitment; also written as [[含糊其词|含糊其詞|han2 hu5 qi2 ci2]]

unclear, hazy, or blurred; lacking clarity in sight, sound, or memory

a thick, viscous porridge or congee made from cornmeal or flour; mush; paste

the quality of being unclear or imprecise; fuzziness

dextrin; a type of organic carbohydrate produced by the hydrolysis of starch, typically appearing as a white or yellow powder used as an adhesive, thickening agent, or in food processing

(informal) A blunderer, bungler, or someone who is constantly confused and lacks common sense.

accounts or bookkeeping that are confused and messy; specifically a situation where finances are not clearly recorded

vague or unclear in speech or expression; mumble

a playful or mocking term for a muddle-headed or foolish person; bungler

black; blackened; very dark or dusky

sticky; glutinous; pasty

paste or starch made from flour and water used for sticking things together; Taiwan pr. [jiàng hú] or [jiāng hú]; also written as [[浆糊|漿糊|jiang4 hu5]]

to speak in an unclear or vague way; to talk evasively.

thick; gooey; viscous; describes liquids like porridge

to paste paper or other materials onto the walls, windows, or ceilings of a room

confused and muddled; stupid or dazed.

(colloquial) covered in blood; describes a messy appearance where blood is smeared or flowing everywhere

mushy; overcooked; overripe, especially of food that has been cooked until it is extremely soft

to be confused or act foolishly for a brief moment; to have a temporary lapse in judgment or clarity

to feel dizzy or giddy

to scrape a meager living; to barely get by with enough food to survive

smooth and well-mixed, particularly of a liquid or paste that has been stirred into a uniform consistency

in a mess or in a state of disorder; chaotic

To befog or make someone feel confused; to muddle someone's thinking.

To be indistinct in one's speech or have poor pronunciation; often used to describe slips of the tongue or speaking unclearly.

(colloquial) to act perfunctorily or use stalling tactics to deceive others; to be muddled or cause a disturbance

to pretend not to know something even though one understands it perfectly; to feign ignorance

to feign confusion or ignorance about something one actually understands perfectly; to play dumb

The branch of mathematics dealing with fuzzy sets and logic