1. A small neat musket or firelock; a fusil; a match used by smokers for igniting tobacco; a fuse; the track of a buck.

2. The cone of a watch or clock, round which the chain is wound.

3. A fuse.

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

• forsee,
• facee,
• foser,
• furwe,
• fauset,
• fusse,
• uuser,
• fasle,
• useer,
• fluse,
• fussey,
• fusha,
• fuesed,
• isee,
• rfuse,
• fucet,
• fause,
• osee,
• fulse,
• yousee

• fuses,
• fussy,
• fug,
• fugue,
• fuzee,
• fused,
• fuse,
• fuego,
• fuze,
• fuss,
• fusser.

The adjective form of "fusee" is "fuseed".

The plural of the "fusee" can be the "fusees".

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