Pronunciation: [fjˈuːmd] (IPA) 
The spelling of the word "fumed" is quite straightforward. It is spelled F-U-M-E-D and is pronounced [fyoomd]. The "F" and "M" sounds are pronounced as they are written, while the "U" sound is pronounced as "yoo". The "E" sound in "fume" shift in "fumed" to a "D" sound that marks the past tense of the verb "fume". "Fumed" describes a state of intense anger or annoyance, often marked by a visible outward expression.
Fumed, in verb form, is defined as the act of emitting smoke, gas, or vapor, typically as a result of burning, evaporation, or chemical reactions. It is often associated with substances that undergo combustion or release fumes when heated or exposed to certain conditions. The term can also describe being filled with anger, frustration, or intense emotion, commonly resulting in a visible display of displeasure or resentment.
Fumed may also be used as a past participle adjective, describing something that has been subjected to fumigation or has been treated with smoke, gas, or vapor for preservation, disinfection, or other purposes. This adjective is often applied to wood or other materials that have gone through a specific process called fuming, which involves exposing the material to ammonia fumes to enhance its color or grain.
In a figurative sense, the word fumed can be used to describe a state of fury, agitation, or annoyance, often characterized by visible signs such as scowling, clenched fists, or pacing. It denotes an explosive or smoldering emotional reaction to a particular situation or event.
Overall, fumed encompasses both literal and figurative meanings relating to the emission of smoke, gas, or vapor, characterizing intense emotions, or treating materials with fumes for various purposes.
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The word "fumed" originated from the Middle English verb "fumen", which came from the Old French word "fumer", meaning "to smoke". The Old French term can be traced back to the Latin word "fumare", which has the same meaning.
