Synonym: cloud, dim, smear. Similar words: blurt, blurt out, lure, lurk, slur, lurid, allure, lurch. Meaning: [blɜː] 
n. a hazy or indistinct representation. v. 1. become glassy; lose clear vision 2. to make less distinct or clear 3. make unclear, indistinct, or blurred 4. make a smudge on; soil by smudging 5. make dim or indistinct 6. become vague or indistinct.
n. a hazy or indistinct representation. v. 1. become glassy; lose clear vision 2. to make less distinct or clear 3. make unclear, indistinct, or blurred 4. make a smudge on; soil by smudging 5. make dim or indistinct 6. become vague or indistinct. 
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151. Because of the inevitable blur of a optogram, some geometric figures composed of intersection lines are of twisted cord illusions in reality.
152. Image interpolation is an important technique of image processing. The blur and jaggy of image details or edges are inevitable during conventional image interpolation.
153. Their fans would say that they consistently outshone their indie contemporaries Blur and Oasis.
154. From the viewpoint of resource demand , ocean multi-wave exploration is a useful technology to resolve the difficult problem just as blur zoon, structure distortion and gas pollution etc.
155. Crazy thoughts through loneliness, the temptation to blur the very decadent.
156. In a speedy condition, a blur or an unshaped outline could represent the shape of passing time.
157. Cameron said Thursday that "Avatar 2" would be shot at 48 or 60 frames a second to reduce an effect called "strobing" that can blur moving images, particularly those in 3-D.
158. Color fringes appear that tend to blur the outlines of images.
159. Sometimes when I showered, the harpy came in, and sat on the toilet, and talked to me in her raucous, cawing voice, her head a gray blur through the glass, her body white.
160. Soon you hear a lot of static, but then the needle simply disappears in a vibrational blur as the song in question is dimly but recognizably heard above the background noise.
161. The adverse reactions in proper order were xerostomia, ECG abnormal, constipation, blur ring of vision, rhinobyon, tachycardia and so on.
162. As an aesthete,[http://sentencedict.com/blur.html] Wilde tried to blur the boundary between art and life.
163. Life became a blur of police sirens, doctor's reports and family court appearances.
164. Should the object come closer than this near point, the image will blur.
165. G 70 x , handles antialiasing, post process, motion blur.
More similar words: blurt, blurt out, lure, lurk, slur, lurid, allure, lurch, blue, blush, blunt, bluff, splurge, failure, Lurking, blubber, blunder, bluster, in the lurch, plurality, pluralism, ablution, blue-chip, ablutions, blueberry, a blue moon, subluxation, out of the blue, first blush, black and blue.