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A '''fuse''' is a [[wick]] that burns at one end, hopefully creating useful (or at least interesting) byproducts. For examples, see | A '''fuse''' is a [[wick]] that burns at one end, hopefully creating useful (or at least interesting) byproducts. A [[clean]] fuse is much to be desired, even one leaving no residue. The messier the debris, the harder it would be to combine it with something else. For some examples, see | ||
*[[baker]], | *[[baker]], | ||
*[[beacon maker]], | *[[beacon maker]], | ||
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*[[superstring]] and | *[[superstring]] and | ||
*[[washerwoman]]. | *[[washerwoman]]. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 06:54, 4 November 2009
A fuse is a wick that burns at one end, hopefully creating useful (or at least interesting) byproducts. A clean fuse is much to be desired, even one leaving no residue. The messier the debris, the harder it would be to combine it with something else. For some examples, see
- baker,
- beacon maker,
- boat maker,
- cow,
- harvester,
- lightspeed wire,
- pi ship,
- reverse fuse,
- superstring and
- washerwoman.
See also
External links
Fuse at the Life Lexicon