Fusee
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 206
fu-ze', n. a match or cigar light a fuse a fusil Fusee, ffi-ze', n the spindle in a watch or clock on winch the chain wound fFr fustic, a spindleful, from L fusus, a spindle Fusel-oil, fn'/el-oil, n. a nauseous oil in spirits distilled fiom potatoes, barley, (Ger.fusel, hul spirits \—n. Fusibility. Fusible, fu/i-bl, adj that may be fused or melted. Fusil, fuz'd, n a light musket or firelock [Fr. fusil, a Ibnt, musket, same as focile—l.o'U L, fot tie, steel stnke fire with,., dim. of focus a fin plane
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