IPA: /sɜːrˈkʌm.fjuːz/
KK: /sɜrˈkʌmˌfjuz/
To spread or pour something around an area, often in a liquid form.
The chef decided to circumfuse the sauce over the pasta to enhance its flavor.
Past: circumfused
Past Participle: circumfused
Circumfuse is formed from "circum-" (meaning around) and "fundere" (meaning to pour). The word describes the action of pouring around something.
Think of pouring something 'around' ('circum-') an object — that's what circumfuse means.
No commonly confused words.