fuze
/ˈfuːz/ /ˈfjuːz/Definitions
1. noun
a device for igniting a fuse, especially a small, portable device for igniting a fuse in a firework, bomb, or other explosive device
“The soldier carefully attached the fuze to the bomb to ensure it exploded at the right time.”
2. verb
to ignite or light a fuse, especially to set off a firework, bomb, or other explosive device
“The children watched as the adults fuze the fireworks to create a spectacular display.”
3. verb
to make or become ignited, especially to be set off by a fuse
“The bomb would fuze after five minutes, causing significant damage to the surrounding area.”
4. verb
to join or connect two or more things, especially by a fuse
“The electrician fuze the wires together to complete the circuit.”
5. verb
to make or become confused or disorganized, especially as a result of a sudden or unexpected event
“The sudden noise made her fuze and she couldn’t think straight.”