furry
音标：
英音/ ˈfɜːri / 美音/ ˈfɜːri /
听听基本释意：
外刊例句：
“These days, we’re more likely to snap our favourite pets using our phone cameras than time-consuming film processes – but the impulse to capture photos of our furry friends remains the same,” Ms Quinn said.
奎因女士说：“如今，我们更有可能使用手机摄像头拍摄我们最喜欢的宠物，而不是耗时的胶片处理 – 但拍摄我们毛茸茸的朋友照片的冲动仍然没有改变。”
—BBC
“You probably know a furry and don’t realise it because we are just everywhere,” says Rock who, like Fennick, is not keen to reveal his human identity, preferring to be known by his “fursona”.
“你可能认识兽类，但没有意识到，因为我们无处不在，”洛克说，他和芬尼克一样，并不热衷于透露自己的人类身份，更喜欢通过他的“兽”来为人所知。
—BBC
Beavers were hunted to extinction in Britain 400 years ago for their meat, furry water-resistant pelts and a substance they secrete called castoreum – used in food, medicine and perfume.
400 年前，海狸在英国因海狸的肉、毛茸茸的防水毛皮以及海狸分泌的用于食品、药品和香水的物质海狸香而被猎杀至灭绝。
—BBC
基本释意：
adjective
covered with a dense coat of fine silky hairs
覆盖毛皮的；覆盖似毛皮物的；（通常指因生病而）长（舌）苔的；质感厚的
同义词：
没有找到同义词
短释义：
Most mammals are furry, in fact, while reptiles tend to be scaly instead. Santa Claus is famous not just for wearing a furry red and white suit, but also for having a long, furry beard. Anything with a surface that resembles fur is furry, from a furry sweater to the furry leaf of a plant.
毛茸茸的东西被毛皮覆盖，或者覆盖着一层厚厚的毛发。除非她是不寻常的无毛品种之一，例如狮身人面像，否则您的猫可能是毛茸茸的。
长释义：
Most mammals are furry, in fact, while reptiles tend to be scaly instead. Santa Claus is famous not just for wearing a furry red and white suit, but also for having a long, furry beard. Anything with a surface that resembles fur is furry, from a furry sweater to the furry leaf of a plant.
事实上，大多数哺乳动物都是毛茸茸的，而爬行动物往往是有鳞的。圣诞老人不仅因为穿着毛茸茸的红白相间的衣服而闻名，而且还因为留着长长的毛茸茸的胡子而闻名。任何表面类似毛皮的东西都是毛茸茸的，从毛茸茸的毛衣到毛茸茸的植物叶子。
文学例句：
Cat reached down to pet Dixie, who rolled over to show her furry belly.
猫向宠物迪克西伸出手，迪克西翻了个身，露出了毛茸茸的肚子。
—Caterpillar Summer by Gillian McDunn
“Alas, poor spud!” she had just done intoning, Hamlet-like, to the withered potato, which was now furry with mold.
“唉，可怜的马铃薯！”她刚刚像哈姆雷特一样对着枯萎的土豆吟诵着，土豆现在已经长满了霉菌。
—The Long-Lost Home by Maryrose Wood
A furry ball, tightly furled, fell out of it.
一个毛茸茸的球，紧紧地卷起来，从里面掉了出来。
—Secrets at Sea by Richard Peck
词源：
furry(adj.)1670s, “made of fur, covered with fur,” from fur + -y (2). As a noun, in reference to “anthropomorphic animal characters with human personalities,” also of people who identify with them, by 1995. Related: Furriness; furries.also from 1670s
下面是词源的翻译（机器翻译比较难翻，参考着看）
Furry(adj.)1670s，“由毛皮制成，覆盖着毛皮”，来自 Fur + -y (2)。到 1995 年，作为一个名词，指的是“具有人类性格的拟人化动物角色”，也指认同这些动物的人。毛茸茸的，也来自 1670 年代
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