Long-burning flare used on roadways and in rail transport.
A spirally grooved spindle in a clock that counteracts the diminishing power of the uncoiling mainspring.
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This is Six; she's making some fusee chain for Mr Fanshaw.
2
He said nothing, but consulted his watch by the aid of a fusee.
3
You glow like a fusee whenever you see a young lady.
4
The stranger popped open the plastic case and took out a long red fusee.
5
The chief had a fusee, which he carried slung, in addition to his rifle.
6
Then the fusee sputtered out, and he tossed it into the snow behind them.
7
I had some fusee chain made this morning, I can mend it while you wait.'
8
For a long time did this shower of sparks descend, spraying continuously like a fusee.
9
We found a burning fusee, sure enough, but took good care to throw it overboard.
10
If unfortunately they come within reach of his fusee, he almost invariably brings them down.
11
He lingered a moment; and lighted a fusee, just for the sake of hearing the old familiar words.
12
He quickly manufactured a fusee, so that the mass would not blaze up until the yard was fixed.
13
He did not follow them himself until he had picked up and tossed a fusee into the fire.
14
In front of the sultan, the Zeg Zeg troops had one French fusee; the Kano forces had forty-one muskets.
15
Many inventions were put forward by chemists before the perfecting of the common match, the wax vesta, and the fusee.
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You must leave in this ball an opening to serve as a fusee, and cover it with rosin and sulphur.