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[Eng. fusibl (e); -ity.] The quality of being fusible; capability of being fused. "The alloys of bismuth are remarkable for their fus ibility. The amalgam of this metal is liquid."-Graham: Chemistry, ii. 249. füş-i-ble, a . [Fr., from Low Lat. fusibilis , from fusus , pa. par. of fun do to pour, to melt.] Capable of being fused or melted; that may or can be melted or liquefied. "The consistent phosphorus is fusible enough."-Boyle: Works, iv. 475.