Fūm'ōus or Fūm'y, a.

a. [Lat. fumosus, from fumus, smoke; Fr. fumeux, Pr. fumos, Sp., Pg., & It. fumoso.] Producing fume; full of vapor; vaporous. From dice and wine the youth retired to rest. And puffed the fumy god from out his breast. Dryden.