Morpheme
Fuse
Type
free base
Denotation
pour, melt, cast; spindle
Etymology
(1) Latin fūsus, from fundere; (2) Old French -fuser; Vulgar Latin *-fūsāre; from (a) Latin fūsus, from fundere and/or (b) merger of Latin refūtāre and recūsāre, from re- + -fūtāre and re- + -cūsāre, from causa
Evidence
coinfuse, diffusability, diffusable, diffusate, diffuse, diffused, diffusely, diffuseness, diffuser, diffuses, diffusible, diffusing, diffusion, diffuson, effuse, effused, effusely, effuser, effuses, effusing, effusive, fuse, fused, fusee, fuses, fusible, fusile, fusing, fusion, hydrodiffuse, infusate, infuse, infused, infuses, infusible, infusile, infusing, infusion, infusive, interdiffuse, microinfuse, nondiffuse, outdiffuse, overdiffuse, perfusable, perfusate, perfuse, perfused, perfuses, perfusing, perfusion, perfusive, profuse, rediffuse, refusable, refusal, refuse, refused, refusednik, refusenik, refuses, refusing, refusingly, reinfuse, reperfuse, suffusate, suffuse, suffused, suffuses, suffusing, suffusion, suffusive, superinfuse, superperfuse, transfuse, transfused, transfuses, transfusing, transfusion, ultradiffuse, undiffuse, uneffused, uninfused, unrefused, unrefusing, xenoperfuse
Doublet
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