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Word of the Day for Monday, September 15, 2008suffuse \suh-FYOOZ\, transitive verb: To spread through or over in the manner of fluid or light; to flush. She gave me a long slow look, as if she were deciding something, and then she allowed herself to blush, the color suffusing her throat in a delicious mottle of pink and white. Have you ever felt happiness suffuse all the cells in your body and a smile light up your face? Like an angel or an earthquake, it isn't there and then it is; it doesn't steal over us and suffuse us with a festive spirit like the gradual effects of alcohol or good deeds. Suffuse comes from the past participle of Latin suffundere, "to overspread; to suffuse," from sub-, "under" + fundere, "to pour." | |||||||||
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