extended, broad, large; and sporos = fusispor1um

[Latin fusus spread out, seed.] Bot.: A genus of Hyphomycetous Fungi, forming stratum, with spindle-shaped spores. first a mildew and next an extensive gelatinous There are many British species. Fusisporium atrovirens is a destructive mildew on onions; F. fœni is found in orange-red patches many feet wide; and F. griseum is common on dead leaves. ( Griffith & Henfrey.) fü-some, a. [A. S. fús =ready; Eng. suff.- some.] Handsome, neat, notable. fu , v. i. & t. [Fu , s.] A. In trans.: To bustle about; to make much ado about nothing. B. Trans.: To disturb with trifling matters. fu , s. [A. S. fús ready, quick; Icel. fú ; O. H. Ger. fuus.] A bustle, a tumult, unnece ary labor; much ado. "That's the reason of this fawning fu ." Byrom: Verses Intended to be Spoken. fu -ball, fuzz-ball, s. [FUZZBALL.] bustling, or fidgety manner. füs-si-lý, adv. [Eng. fu y; -ly.] In a fu y,