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fusee

[fyoo-zee] / fjuˈzi /


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The importance of the fusee should not be underestimated: it made possible the development of the portable clock as well as the subsequent evolution of the pocket watch.

From Scientific American Dec. 31, 2011

Thus, the fusee equalized the force of the spring on the wheels of the timekeeper.

From Scientific American Dec. 31, 2011

The railroad explained that the West Coast Champion's fireman had gone down the track to set a fusee, had stumbled and destroyed his only one.

From Time Magazine Archive

The man from the stogie sections does not, of course, fear to fire his fusee in this company and he always does it—it keeps up the steam.

From A Fantasy of Mediterranean Travel by S. G. Bayne

When Colonel Allen passed the gate, a sentinel snapped his fusee at him, and then retreated under a covered way.

From Curiosities of Human Nature by Anonymous




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