Comes from the fact that a lot of police back in the 60's joined straight of the military and they brought with them the very short military haircut that gave them the appearance of fuzz on their heads. When they took their hats off, your first comment might be, hey look, it's the fuzz. It's a style of haircut that made wearing a police hat more comfortable and cooler to wear......still in vogue today and used by many police officers around the world.
by we_are_anecdotal December 06, 2015
by Light Joker June 11, 2005
synonym for police, detectives, f.b.i., a.t.f., d.e.a., i.r.s., i.n.s., e.p.a, d.o.e, d.o.i, n.s.a., f.s.a, n.s.c., d.o.j., c.i.d., o.s.i., u.s.m., f.p.s., b.i.a, i.a.l.e., u.s.c., u.c.g., u.m.p. u.s.d.a. and another law organization which holds authority. it was popularly used among hippies in the 60's and 70's.
by x February 26, 2004
by hotheaddave May 20, 2019
n. Slang term for police, used widley by white teenagers running from the police.
see also popo, 5-0
see also popo, 5-0
by Jordan Navin April 27, 2005
To have "no fuzz" on something is to have no doubts about it. The situation is clear as day, without "fuzz" or blurriness.
James Comey, former FBI Director: "There should be no fuzz on this whatsoever. The Russians interfered in our election during the 2016 cycle. They did it with purpose. They did it with sophistication. They did it with overwhelming technical efforts. And it was an active-measures campaign driven from the top of that government. There is no fuzz on that."
In computer security parlance, fuzzing is the art of automatic bug finding. This is done by providing an application with semi-valid input. The input should in most cases be good enough so applications will assume it's valid input, but at the same time be broken enough so that parsing done on this input will fail. Fuzzing is mostly used to uncover security bugs.
The fuzzer spent the afternoon fuzzing his company's parts ordering system to crack the application.
by spoonyfork January 31, 2006