1blur 
/ˈblɚ/ noun
plural blurs /ˈblɚ/ noun 1 [count] : something that you cannot see clearly — usually singular ▪ He passed by in a blur of motion. ▪ As the train sped on, everything outside the window was a blur. ▪ I looked out at the blur of faces in the audience. ▪ The letters are just a blur without my glasses. 2 [singular] : something that is difficult to remember
▪ The whole weekend is just a blur to me. [=I don't remember the events of the weekend very clearly]
▪ The whole weekend is just a blur to me. [=I don't remember the events of the weekend very clearly]
— blur·ry /ˈblɚri/ adjective, blur·ri·er; blur·ri·est [or more blurry; most blurry]
▪ a blurry image ▪ She's suffering from blurry vision. ▪ The letters are blurry [=blurred] without my glasses.
/ˈblɚri/ adjective, blur·ri·er; blur·ri·est [or more blurry; most blurry] ▪ a blurry image ▪ She's suffering from blurry vision. ▪ The letters are blurry [=blurred] without my glasses.
