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A '''fuse''' is a [[wick]] that burns at one end. For examples, see [[baker]], [[beacon maker]], [[boat maker]], [[cow]], [[harvester]], [[lightspeed wire]], [[pi ship]], [[reverse fuse]], [[superstring]] and [[washerwoman]]. Useful fuses are usually [[clean]]. | A '''fuse''' is a [[wick]] that burns at one end, hopefully creating useful (or at least interesting) byproducts. For examples, see | ||
*[[baker]], | |||
*[[beacon maker]], | |||
*[[boat maker]], | |||
*[[cow]], | |||
*[[harvester]], | |||
*[[lightspeed wire]], | |||
*[[pi ship]], | |||
*[[reverse fuse]], | |||
*[[superstring]] and | |||
*[[washerwoman]]. | |||
Useful fuses are usually [[clean]]. | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 21:59, 3 November 2009
A fuse is a wick that burns at one end, hopefully creating useful (or at least interesting) byproducts. For examples, see
- baker,
- beacon maker,
- boat maker,
- cow,
- harvester,
- lightspeed wire,
- pi ship,
- reverse fuse,
- superstring and
- washerwoman.
Useful fuses are usually clean.
See also
External links
Fuse at the Life Lexicon