Emily Dickinson Lexicon — DIF-FUSE'

Definition for DIF-FUSE'

DIF-FRAN'CHISE, or DIF-FRAN'CHISE-MENT DIF-FUSE'

DIF-FUSE', a.

Widely spread; dispersed.
Copious; prolix; using many words; giving full descriptions; as, Livy is a diffuse writer.
Copious; verbose; containing full or particular accounts; not concise; as, a diffuse style.

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