Transfuse

trans-fuz', v. t. [-fused (-fazd')> -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. — Transfus'ible, a. Capable of being transfused. — 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.