Fuze - Definition and Overview

The word fuse (spelled fuze in some contexts) has several meanings:

To fuse is to combine in a process of fusion.
In electrical engineering, a fuse is a type of overcurrent protection device.
A fuse is a trigger for an explosive device.
A fuse is a component of a Fusebox computer program.
Fuse is a cable television station.
Fuse is one of several record albums.
A FUSE is a Field Upgradeable Systems Environment.
FUSE is a space-based ultraviolet telescope and spectroscope.
Fuse (布施村; -mura) is a village located in Oki District, Shimane, Japan.
FUSE is a lightweight operating system intended to act as a thin layer between common application systems, such as Java programs, and common small-system hardware. It was created to support development on Nallatech FPGA systems
FUSE is the Filesystem in Userspace Linux kernel module it used to be part of the A Virtual Filesystem (AVFS) (http://sourceforge.net/projects/avf) project but now has its own project (http://sourceforge.net/projects/fuse/) on sourceforge.

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Example Usage of Fuze
	neondeception: Lunch is 2 austin crackers and a Fuze. About 100 calories for lunch. More than breakfast was.
	gwenid1701: @deedledeez I know, I literally SQUEELED when I found Fuze!!!! LMAO... you know you're old when you remember Vids on MTV!
	smokinace88: @Jessica24x24 Yeah but what he said Blew a Fuze I was so pissed I punched him

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Fuze - Definition and Overview

Example Usage of Fuze