superfuse
/suːpəˈfjuːz/ /sjuːpəfjuːz/verb
Physiology. To perform superfusion upon (tissue); to employ (liquid) in superfusion. Also (of a liquid): to flow over the surface of (tissue).
Origin
Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin superfūs-, past participial stem of superfundere to pour (a liquid) over or on to something, to cover (a surface) with something poured over it, (passive) to pour over the brim, spill over from super- + fundere to pour.
- shut-eye
- shut-in
- shut-off
- shut off (or shut something off)
- shut oneself off
- shut one's eyes to
- shut one's mind to
- shut (or bolt) the stable door after the horse has bolted
- shutout
- shut-out bid
- shut someone/thing away
- shut someone/thing in
- shut someone/thing out
- shut something up
- shutter
- shutterbug
- shuttered
- shuttering
- shutterless
- shutter priority
- shutter release
- shutter speed
- shut the door on (or to)
- shut the stable door after the horse has bolted
- shuttle