Fume

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 42
fūm, n. smoke or vapour: any volatile matter: heat of mind, rage, a pa ionate person: anything unsubstantial, vain conceit.— v.i. to smoke: to throw off vapour: to be in a rage: to offer incense to.— n. Fum′atory , a place for smoking or fumigation.— adjs. Fū′mid , smoky; Fumif′erous , producing fumes.— n. Fumos′ity , quality of being fumous: ( pl. ) the fumes arising from over eating or drinking.— adjs. Fum′ous , Fumose′ , Fum′y , producing fumes. [O. Fr. fum —L. fum us , smoke.]
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