| BLURRIER | • blurrier adj. Comparative form of blurry: more blurry. • BLURRY adj. blurred. |
| BLURRIEST | • blurriest adj. Superlative form of blurry: most blurry. • BLURRY adj. blurred. |
| BLURRILY | • blurrily adv. In a blurry fashion; lacking clarity. • BLURRY adv. blurred. |
| BLURRINESS | • blurriness n. The characteristic of being blurry. • BLURRINESS n. the state of being blurry. |
| BLURRINESSES | • blurrinesses n. Plural of blurriness. • BLURRINESS n. the state of being blurry. |
| BLURRING | • blurring v. Present participle of blur. • blurring n. A blurry patch. • BLUR v. to make indistinct. |
| BLURRINGLY | • blurringly adv. In a blurring manner. • BLURRING adv. BLUR, to make indistinct. |
| FLURRIED | • flurried v. Simple past tense and past participle of flurry. • flurried adj. Agitated, confused. • FLURRY v. to agitate. |
| FLURRIES | • flurries n. Plural of flurry. • flurries v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of flurry. • FLURRY v. to agitate. |
| FLURRING | • flurring v. Present participle of flurr. • FLURR v. to scatter. |
| LURRIES | • lurries n. Plural of lurry. • LURRY n. (Milton) a confused heap, a throng. |
| SLURRIED | • slurried v. Simple past tense and past participle of slurry. • SLURRY v. to convert into a type of watery mixture. |
| SLURRIES | • slurries n. Plural of slurry. • slurries v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of slurry. • SLURRY v. to convert into a type of watery mixture. |
| SLURRING | • slurring v. Present participle of slur. • slurring n. A slur mark in music. • SLUR v. to disparage. |