Transfuse

trans-fuz', v. [-fused (-fuzd'), -fusing.] To pour (liquid) out of one ve el into another. {Med.) To transfer (blood) from the veins or arteries of one animal to those of another. To cause to pa from one to another. [L. trans fun dere, -fusum fundere, to pour, pour out.] — Transfus'ible, a. Capable of bemg trans i used. — Transfusion, -zhun, n. Act of transfusing, or pouring (liquid) out of one ve el into another. {Med.) Act of transferring the blood of one animal into the vascular system of another by means of a tube. Transgre , trans gres', v. [-gre ed (-gresf), -gre ing.] To overpa (a rule prescribed as the limit of duty); to break or violate (a law, civil or moral). — v. To offend by violating a law; to sin. — [L. transgredi, -gre us grad i, to pa , walk.] Transgres's ion, -gresh'un, n. Act of transgre ing; violation of a law or known principle of rectitude; fault; offense; crime; infringement; misdemeanor; misdeed affront. [F. L. transgre io.] — Transgre 'ive, -iv,a. Disposed to transgre ; faulty; culpable. — Transgre 'or, n. One who, etc.; a sinner. Tranship. See Tran hip.