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Slang: Fuzz

Fuzz [fʌz] Policeman, police. Origin / Etymology Fuzz is a corruption / bastardisation of the word Force [fɔ:s], which in the English language is an abbreviation of Police Force – police forces. Examp

Fuzz [fʌz]

Policeman, police.

Origin / Etymology

Fuzz is a corruption / bastardisation of the word Force [fɔ:s], which in the English language is an abbreviation of Police Force – police forces.

Examples:

Hey man, the fuzz is right around the corner.

I've been caught by the fuzz!

Meanings from the English-Bulgarian dictionary:

Fuzz [fʌz] – Fuzz, fibers. Hair like down/fuzz.

Force [fɔ:s] – force / forces.

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