I. ˈfyü-zəl adjective
or fu·sile ˈfyü-zəl, -ˌzī(-ə)l
Etymology: Middle English, from Latin fusilis, from fundere
Date: 14th century
1. archaic
a. : made by melting and pouring into forms : cast
b. : liquefied by heat
2. archaic : fusible
II. noun
Etymology: French, literally, steel for striking fire, from Old French foisil, from Vulgar Latin * focilis, from Late Latin focus fire — more at fuel
Date: 1680
: a light flintlock musket