a. rare. [f. L. transfūs-, ppl. stem (see TRANSFUSE) + -IBLE: cf. fusible.] Capable of being transfused.
1661. Boyle, Style Scriptures (1675), 156. Expressions … whose Penetrancy is as little transfusible into any other as the Sun’s dazling Brightness … can be undetractingly Painted.
1826. Miss Mitford, Village, Ser. III. 267. She could catch even the zest of a repartee, that most evanescent and least transfusible of all things.
