1. A composition in which the different parts run after or follow each other, each repeating the subject at a certain interval above or below the preceding part.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• furue,
• figue,
• figues,
• furtue,
• sugur,
• rougue,
• vaugue,
• furwe,
• focue,
• fiugure,
• fague,
• figude,
• futue,
• fuure,
• figur,
• fuger,
• fugure,
• figre,
• luague,
• funge

• fudge,
• fuego,
• Fuquay,
• fig,
• forge,
• figure,
• Fuqua,
• Fugua,
• fuzee,
• fuggy,
• fugu,
• fug,
• fusee,
• fukui,
• fog,
• fuze,
• fuse.

The adjective form of the word "fugue" is "fugal". The term "fugal" is used to describe something that is characteristic of or related to a fugue, which is a musical composition technique.

The plural of the "fugue" can be the "fugues".

The singular of the "fugue" can be the "fugue".