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“The direct reflex of Latin tōfus is Italian masculine il tufo, alongside French le tuf.”
“I'd a heap'd ruther have a secon'-han 'white Christmas dinner' n de bes 'fus'-han' nigger one you ever seed, an 'I ain't no spring-chicken, nuther.”
“I was flyin 'fer sho, you may b'lieve, an' fus 'thing I heard was,' Halt! who goes thar? ”
“An 'I think we' se doin 'fus' rate w'en we jes 'go long and bears,”
“Sidesen dat, you is sech a runt dat you g'long draggin 'de by'ud on de groun', an 'fus' news you know hits 'bleeged ter be wo' out.”
“You all's seed a hen, a many a time I reckon, gwine 'long, wid 'er chickens all' round, a cluckin, and a turnin 'fus' one eye, den tudder, down to de groun ', huntin' fur a bug.”
“Bimeby Brer Fox git out, en off he put down de road, limpin 'fus' on one foot en den on de yuther. ”
Nights With Uncle Remus Myths and Legends of the Old Plantation
“Good news is that the Dodd-Frank legislation (pronounced Doo-fus) gives FDIC the legal power to restructure banks.”
“I was a lcpl in the fus-and remember how we dealt with protesters in NI … hardly kid gloves eh kiddr? in fact … we made the Police here look like a bunch of holiday makers … and we were armed … and not afraid to pull the trigger either … as you well know …”
“I think Hillary's supporters didn't raise such a fus after the MSNBC debate because unlike Obama, Hillary came out ahead.”
Chris Matthews, On Whether MSNBC Supports Obama: "Well, It's Not Official"
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AnWulf fus (foos) - striving forward, eager for, ready for, inclined to, willing, prompt
expectant, brave, noble: ready to depart, dying. >>> ME fous >>> fouse
Same root:
fûse = fûslîce
fûslêoþ n.- death-song, dirge.
fûslic - ready to start: excellent.
fûslîce adv - readily, gladly.
fûsnes f. - quickness Dec 10, 2011