Definitions

1. noun

a device that breaks or is designed to break easily, especially when a certain amount of electric current passes through it

“The homeowner disconnected the power supply and pulled the fuse to avoid a fire risk.”

2. verb

to join or fit together

“The artist carefully fused the broken pieces of the vase together.”

3. verb

to cause two or more things to become one

“The company is trying to fuse its old policies with new ideas to create a more efficient work environment.”

4. verb

to make something blend or become a single entity

“The chef fused the flavors of the different spices to create a unique dish.”

5. verb

to melt or cause to melt

“The heat from the fire fused the metal together.”

6. noun

a sudden, intense passion or feeling

“Her love for music was a burning fuse that drove her to pursue a career as a singer.”

7. noun

a short, explosive outburst of energy

“The fireworks exploded in a bright, brief fuse of colorful light.”

8. noun

a state of intense excitement or activity

“The city was in a state of frenzy, a fuse of people rushing to and fro.”