fuzzing
/ˈfʌzɪŋ/
verb
- Present participle of fuzz: to become covered with soft fibers or particles.
- The old towel is fuzzing all over the bathroom floor.
- Stop fuzzing the sweater by rubbing it so much.
- The fabric is fuzzing after being rubbed against the rough surface.
- To make something unclear or blurred.
- The fog was fuzzing the outline of the buildings.
- The static was fuzzing the radio signal.
- He kept fuzzing the focus of the camera by accident.
noun
- The process of becoming covered with soft fibers or particles.
- The fuzzing of the wool sweater happened after just a few wears.
- The fuzzing on the old couch showed how much it had been used.
- To prevent fuzzing, wash delicate fabrics inside out.
- A technique in software testing where random or invalid data is input to find bugs.
- Automated fuzzing is a common way to find vulnerabilities.
- Fuzzing helped discover several crashes in the new app.
- The developer used fuzzing to test the program's security.
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