Definition of "fusillading" []

• Present participle of fusillade. (verb)

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• "With fusillading references to "White Heat," "Yankee Doodle Dandy" and other films that starred the often tough-talking screen icon, the play -- by actor-director Kenneth Branagh -- has a cin? aste's perspective that this flat Scena Theatre production, directed by Robert McNamara, fails to open up."
• "It is the end of the golden weather as the last lazy day sinks sweetly into a pink sunset blooming up out of the west, fusillading the canopy of remnant sclerophyll which I detest, piercing these tired eyes with its pastel softness; it is the end of a much needed rest, the beginning of another test."
• "Nothing now was heard but denunciations of fusillading, burning, razing, and annihilating; and while the catholics were feasting and murdering at Nismes, the flames of the country houses of the protestants, rising one hundred feet in the air, rendered the spectacle still more awful and alarming."