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En colonne sera, (art.) formation in close column; lie combat, combat order, disposition for battle; criminium, compact formation, compact order of battle; complete, order that, in addition to the exact description of the duty to be performed, gives some idea of the ensemble of the whole operation; coTicave, concave order of battle; conforme i l', according to orders; constitute, organic order of formation (e.g., of companies in the battalion, of battalions in the regiment); contre, counter order; conveie, convex order of battle; de convocation, order convening a court: (Fr. a.) order to reservists and territorialists to join for a period of instruction: copier l', (mil. slang) to do fatigue duty; deployej deloy (l) order; disperse, extended order; (i distance entiere, order of formation at full distance; - — il distance serre, close order: donner de, to give An order to advance, etc.); donner vn, to order, appoint, direct, provido for; donner vn, to give an order; en fchetoni, ectn-lon formation; d'ecTou, order to confine a man; en, in order: rnn ichiquier, clieckerwise; ilre min, porte, d i' du jour, to be mentioned in orders; dfitraction, (in military prisons) order releasing a prisoner or jktsou acquitted from conlinemcnt; dr front, (nav.) line abreast; gent rat, general order; nierarcntque, order of rank; inverse. Inverted order; du jour, general order, one publishing a matter or matters of importance; order of the day; juqu'li nouvel, until further orders; de levie d'lcrou, order releasing a man from confinement; lintaire, en ligne, order in line; en Ligne de colonnade, (art., car.) order in line of columns; en ligne de colonnade, (art.) order in line of columns; en ligne de colonnade, (art.) order of formation in line of columns (or pieces or of sections) (platoons, U. S. Art. En ligne de file, (nai.) order in ligne ahead; En ligne de front, (nav.) order in ligne abreast; En ligne d' s, orderly book; En masse, formation in mass; En masse, formation in mass; En masse, V, to put or publish in orders; En masse A de l'armée, du jour, to publish in general orders; En masse, shallow formation (wide front and little depth); En masse h V, publishing in orders; En masse h V de l'armée, du jour, publishing in general orders; En masse h V de la mise en jurement, (law) order to try a case; En masse en route, march order to mobolize; En masse d' s contraires, in the absence of other orders; En masse d' s contraires, in the absence of other orders; En masse d' s contraires, in the absence of other orders; En masse d' s contraires, in the absence of other orders; En masse d' s contraires, in the absence of other orders; En masse d' s contraires, in the absence of other orders; En masse d' s contraires, in the absence of other orders; En masse d' s contraires, in the absence of other orders; En masse d' s contraires, in the absence of other orders; En masse d' s contraires, in the absence of other orders; En masse d' s contraires, in the absence of other orders; En masse d' s contraires, in the absence of other orders; En masse d' s contraires, in the absence of other orders; En masse d' s contraires, in the absence of other orders; En masse d' s contraires, in the absence of other orders; En masse d' s contraires, in the absence of other orders; En masse d' s contraires, in the absence of other orders; En masse d' s contraires, in the absence of other orders; En masse d' s contraires, in the absence of other orders; En masse d' s contraires, in the absence of other orders; En masse d' s contraires, in the absence of other orders; En masse d' s contraires, in the absence of other orders; En masse d' s contraires, in the absence of other orders; En masse d' s contraires, in the absence of other orders; En masse d' s contra Order for railway transportation issued on mobilization or in emergencies: En murail, formation in line without intervals; witurel, direct order; s de nuil, night orders; oblique, oblique order of battle; par, by order, by command; parallile, parallel order (of battle, etc.); particular, standing orders; expendicular, standing orders; employ, employed order; employ, employed order; precis, order that exactly describes the duties of the detachment, etc., to whom issued; profund, deep formation (small front and great depth): recevoir, v di, to be ordered to; redaction des Preparation of orders; rediger un, to draw up an order; registre d'.». orderly tiook; ri nver.se, inverted order: renvirser I', to invert the order of formation; dr requisition, requisition order (i. e., or ordering a requisition to be made); retatilir I', to restore order: (/( rctraite, order of retreat: revoquir un, to cancel, revoke, an order; rostral, v. conveie: de route, (Fr. a.) railway transportation order in the livret individual, i\. v., to be used under contingencies specified in advance (e. g., mobilization): selon Irs — —,v, according to orders; sirre, close order: dr sirnn. On, f., (met.) twyer plate. Orfe, f., skirt, border, of a wood (obs.). ureillird, a., lop-eared; chn il, lop-eared horse. oreille, f., ear; (tech., etc.) lip, lug, corner, handle, pricclion, foot; (mn. a.) thumb piece, comb; (mil. min.) horn (of a case); (lop.) either crest ( summit of a double-peaked mountain; (carp.) sort of arch (upper part straight in front, bottom rounded); ( mas.) cut or notch at the end of a window- or door-sill: alter de V, v. hoiler de l'; d'ancre, anchor fluke; d (Ine, kevei, cleat; b(c d', point, bill, of a fluke; de bo'ite de roue, ear of a nave box; boiitr de l'. (hipn.) to limp at the ear (said of an ear that flops aurins motion); ca.v,s<V, (liipp.) broken ear de clial. (fan.) sort of calkin; — de coclion, (bipp.) swine ear; thick, broad ear, falling over; d'un cordage, (cord.) ear of a rope; coucher, Its s en arrikre, (hipp.) to throw back the ears; coupee, (hipp.) cropped car; drcsxcr les s, (hipp.) to prick up the ears; tiard'u. (hipp.) well set, fine ear; inquikte, (hipp.) restless ear, uncertain ear (always in motion); plaquie. v. de cochnn; de pnintage, (art.) aiming ear or lug (Russian field mortar); de rtnard, v. hardie; taq'Kl a.V, belaying cleat. oreillfre, f., (harn.) ear ornament. oreillon, ra., (fort.) v. orillon: (sm. a.) languet; (ham.) head knot of a bridle, tassel. organe, m., organ: (mach., etc.) part of a machine, of a mechanism: ,v actif.t. The moving, working parts of a machine shop; The diformation, (art.) generic term for hydraulic cylinders. IjiiiTers, etc., used in taking up and clinking n.-coil; .V pa •■(.'-(/.?, the fixed parts of a machine shop (hangers, plumber, etc. i; dc reglaye, administration. org:iiieaii, ra.. ring: amh^ir ring; - d'nncri , anchor ring. orKaiilsation, f., orgauizalion: (mil.) preparation for defense (wood, iioii'^e, village, cLe.); lU'l'nixiK d'tin mm. d'liiu mni.ion, etc., (mil.) !in"ii:ir;>iinn of a wall, house, etc., for defense: itiiirinirr. (fort.) intei i''r arrangement (of a f.irl or \\ork). ornaiiisiT. V. a., to organize, arrange, prepare; ' f'lii .. mil. , to prejiare; .tifir, iiimnii. (mil. I to prepare anything for cli'i'M e I ,is a villuge, house, etc,); <>r!;e, '.. liarloy; ■ d'iiii!''iinif . V. — - currr: - ciirri . winter haih'v; grniii 4' . v. s. v. grnin: '/'/in T, V. r'irri : mondi . Scotch hurley; jiirii . p.\ill l>:ule\-. orgette. f.. imarh.) lii'ani or «»rgucil. ni.. i)rop. ful'Tuin orla^ite, f , (<fi>t.) oria-ile. orient, in., east; the ea-l: /■ '•/■ r/ro rii:lii-han'l side of a map; ' ■ . rU'it! . [i.iinl where the sun rises in .■■■iiiani ': i •\ iiii' I', : -haft of a mandrel lathe )f a lever. orient, I'extrlme , the Far East (China, Japan). oriental, a., eastern, oriental. orientation, f,, orientation: the getting of one's bearings, of the jwints of the compass; (not'.) trim (of the sails); d'un lever, putting the north and south line on a map. orientement, m., proper facing (i. e., situation) of a building; (nat'.) set of the sails. orienter, v. a., to orient (one's self, a plane table, etc.); to find out one's position or bearings; — — un lever, to draw a north-and-south line on a map; la planchettc, to set up a plane table; Irs voiles, (nav.) to trim the sails. orillce, m., hole; orifice; nozzle; mouth, opening; manhole; (steam) port; d' admission, admission port; d'adinission (d'introduction) du cylindre, cyl- ■ inder port; d'aamission du tiroir, slide-valve port; d'aspiration, a.spirating port or orifice; de charge, (art. } filling hole (of a shell); ■ de decharge, discharge hole or vent; d'emission, exhaust port; d'emission du cyii7?(frf,' cylinder exhaust port; d'emission du tiroir, "slide-valve e.xhaust p:>rt; a V, d', evacuation, eduction port, e.xhaust port; d'cvacuation du cylindre, cylinder exhaust port; , de graissage. (mach.) oil hole; d'introduction, d'introduction de la va- pdir, steam port, admission port; de nettoi/agt, de vettniement, mud hole; de prise d'eau a ii mcr, sea cock. original, m,, (of a document, etc.). origine, f., origin; (hipp., etc.) origin of a muscle; — d(s coordonnies, origin of coordinates; d'une ligne, (r. r.) starting point of a railway; dcs rayures, (art.) origm or begiiuiing of the grooves; diL tir, (ball.) point at which the projectile leaves the piece. orillard, a. v., oreillard. orillon, ra., ear; handle; (fort.) orillon (obs.); bastion d, s, (fort.) bastion with orillons. orin, m., (cord.) buoy rope; d'ancre, anchor-buoy rope. oringuer, v. a., to haul upon a buoy rope to see if the anchor is all right; to raise an aiichor by the buoy rope. oripeaii, ru., tinsel. orle, m.. lip or rim of a volcano crater. ornic, ra.. elm (tree and wood). oriucau, m., young elm. ornc, m., maima ash. oriiK're, f., rut (of a wheel); (r. r.) rail; groove or cut (for a wheel flange;; — anyulaire, (r. r.) e<!ge rail: -in bdi.s, wooden (tram) rail; chdiiin It - -.V, tram roud; clumin it -- s de pitrrc, stone way; - rrcifc. tram rail: gardir l' , to follow or keep in the track <f a leLi.iing carriage; — plale. i>lutc h rchorit. tram rail; scill'inle, v. angttliiin. ori)gra|>)ie, ni., (in^i.) orOf;r;iph. orograpliie, f.. orography. orouiMrc, m., (nisi.) oromeiir. mountain ban-in- elcr. ()n)ii!t'trl(|lU', a., altitude nii;i ;iirip.g. orj>iiiient, m., orpin, m., oiijunent, orl, ;i.. (Of weight.-- 1 gn.^s. on li'X'liroinatique, .■.. orthochromatir. ortliographie, f.. orlliograjiliical jm .i'liidn; eleva- tion, i furl. I normal prolile or seciion; (Xitrnt, elevation; - intirn( . section. or'ile, f., nettle: (hipp.) rowel, seton; de Chine, ramie, China grass; ortle 301 outre-passer ortle, praiiquer une , (kipp.) to rowel. OS, m., bone; '^ avoir de V , (hipp.) to have a thick or big cannon bone; CToehu, (hipp.) carpel bone, traperium; naviculaire, (hipp.) navicular bone, sesamoid bone; dt pied, (hipp.) coffin bone; suscarpien, (hipp.) v. crochu. osclUant, a., oscillating. oscillation, r., oscillation, vibration, flucttiation; double, double or complete oscillation; — -simple, single ocicillation. oscillatotre, a., oscillatory, oscillating. ostlller, V. n., to oscillate, vibrate, fluctuate. osculat«ur, a., osculatorj-. osrulation, f., osculation. oserale, f., osier bed. O'-ler, m., osier, wicker; witlie, withy. osmose, (., osmose; ilectriquf, electric osmose. ossature, f., skeleton, (hence) framework; (surv.) skeleton of a survey; network of triangles; (mil., min.) skeleton of a system of mines. osselet, m., (hipp.) exostosis (of the knee, fetlock, pastern), osteite, f., (hipp.) inflammation of bony tissue, ostitis. ost^onialacie, !., (hipp.) softening of the bone caused by lack of lime salts, osteomalacia. Otase, m., hostage. Oter, V. u., to remove, take off, take out; I'aiarU-train, (art.) to unlimber; la charge, (art.) to draw a loud; I'tngrinage, (mach.) to throw out of gear. otite, f., (hiiiji.) inflammation of the mucous mem- brane of the ear, otitis. ouate, f., wadding, packing: cotton wool, ouater, \. a., to waa; to pack. oubliette, f., dungeon. oucher, v. a., (sm. a.) to mark a barrel with a file or irraver; to mark the quantity of metal to be taken off. ouest, ra., west: the west; the west wind; du compos, west Ijy compass. ouillage, m., addition of tiie same liquid to a cask, etc. (to make up for loss by evaporation, etc.). ouiller, v. a., to add the same licpiid to a cask, etc. (to make up for loss by evaporation). oiiragan, m., nurricane. ounlsiRC, m., strong wooden frame, ased to sup>- I)<)rt iiiies when making a wharf. otirdir, v. a., to warp; to plat straw; (cord.) to warp yarn: (was.) to roughcast (a wall); (/ij/.) to plot, contrive; un com plot, to hatch a plot. oiirdlssage, \i\., (cord, etc.) warping. oiirdissoir. m., wari)er. ourler, v. a., to hem. otirlet, m., hem: (of metals) soam, lap joint. ours, m., l)ear; (mil. slang) guardhouse, prison. oiirse, f., she bear; /./ (jrande — — , the Great J^ear, ihc Dipper; I'l I'dite , the I.ittic I 'ippcr. oursin, in., (nnif.) bearskin (iieaddrcss). «Mi>^caii, III., oiisset, in., well-room u>f aboat). oulil. 111., lool, instrument, instrument: d'ajii.'itagi, adjustable tool (as the cutters, lie, of inai-liiiii' tools): dc hoirnigi, ( win. } tamping tool; d( ciim;i< lilt lit. I iiiit. I ramping, bivouac, tools; ('(' carriir. ipiarry tool; (mil. min.) mining tool 1 in p'licral): a CI lit II r. center jMinch: s lie clii'.'illi, (xltarii I lire tools; coffnt d'.V. tool chest; ill i'i'iii.<\<- tool: ■ ci/lindriqiii, in machine tools, any tool that is Set ill a tool holiler: li d( yro-'.-ir, rout'li-sliupiiig tool, trimming tool: dc demontagc, dismounting implement; outtKs) de d'strudion, (mil.) demolition tools, cutting tools, cut- ting tools; double, tool with two cutting edges, double-edged tool; A tlargir Winding bit or tool (as in a twring); de ftrrage, farriers' tools; foyer, boring tool; de forme, tool holder and cutter in one; A grain d'orge, round-nosed tool; jeu d' a, set of tools; machine, machine, machine tool; de machine, engine tools; de machine, enginous tools; de mâme, (mil.) transported tools; perce, (mil.) transported tools; sh percere, (mil.) blasting implements; s de pitardement, (mil.) blasting implements; s de pitardement, (mil.) demolition outfit; pionniers, (mil.) intrenching tools, pioneers' tools. h planer, planing tool or cutter; portatif, (mil.) tool carried by soldier (intrenching tool, etc.); portative tool, hand tool; porte, tool holder, tool post: nimple, tool with one cutting edge, single-edge tool; de sondage, b, gander, boring. tool; The terrassier, (mil.) intrenching tool; de tour, d tourner, lathe tool; Iranchar, edge tool, cutting tool; X de transport, (mil.) tools carried in wagons; voiture d' s, (mil.) tool wagon. Outilla, m., tools, tool equipment: (art.) general term for the buckets, picks, etc., transported on the gun carriage; d'un atelier, plant of a machine, etc., shop: d( combat, (mil.) generic expression for intrenching, etc., tools; a distribution, (Fr. a.) outfit of tools used in making issues of stores and supplies; de guerre, (mil.) all tools, etc., necessary in war; de guerre, (mil.) all tools, etc., necessary in war; de guerre, (mil.) machine outfit: de pionnic, (mil.) pioneer's hand tools; d'un portatif, (mil.) pioneer's hand tools; d'un portatif, (mil.) equipped with tools, shops, magazines, construction and repair shops, etc. Outiller, v. a., to furnish, supply. Or stock with tools: to sit out in shop, factory, etc. Outlleur, m., tool maker, tool seller. Outranee, f., a, 10 the uttermost, to the limit: combinations, (mil.) (on) at the least, to the limit (no retreat on either side of the ship or the ship). Outre, prep., adv., behind: out of, above: in addition to: out, through and through: (ch) north, beyond sea, from beyond the seas: (ch) north, on the other (Italian) side of the Alps, ultra-naval; (possir) —, to succeed; to go on, go ahead; to disregard, ignore, a protest or claim. Outre, f., leather bag or skin. Outf, p.p., strained; spent; jaded; extravagant; unmissable. outre-passer, v. a., lo fo, extend, beyond: lo exceed (an order, a limit). outre-passer, v. a., to overload, overwork, strain, exaggerate, overwhelm; (an) to override (a horse). ouvert, a., open; free (of a port); (of a roadstead) o|XMi, unsheltored; (of a river) open; (of a cir- I'liit) open; (fort.) unfortified, without a para- pet; open (i. 0., without defenses along the porgp); (r. r.) clear; (nav.) iindecked; {top.) open (of t lie terrain); fi I' , open, abreast of (a, town, etc.): chnal bien , {hipp.) norse with broad chest :in(l straight iei;s; ii force f, by open force; — A la gorge.'iforl.) open-gorged; gurrrc — — e, open (i. e., iinconcealed) war; A lirre , at sight; outrage , outrage h la gorge, {fort.) open work; pays — -, country without fortifications; viHc c, open, iinforiLfied, imwalled town. Over the opening, orifice, hole, aperture; crack, chink, rip, vent; width, gap; spout, mouth, unlocking, overture, means, expedient; opening (of Congress, of Parliament); point, width of  charger, (met.) charging door; de la chauffe, stokehole; (hs colonnies, (mil.,nav.) interval between columns; d'un compos, opening, spread, of a compass; de la coquille du piston (mach.) crosshead hole; de coulee, (met.) tap hole; de dicharge, (steam) evacuation port; extirèure, (fort.) outer mouth of an embraure: du feu, (mil., art., siege) opening or beginning of fire; du feu, (mil., art., siege) opening of hostilities; inlérieure, (Jorl.) inner mouth of an embraure; d'unpourralles. (mil.) opening of intervals; de la piece, (art.) opening of the breech (act of); plate, (cons.) opening or window in a cupola; de puintage. (sightening) Il l'enlaturret top; d'une port, etc., (opening) width of a door, etc.; des portes, opening of the gales of a fort or fortified town; — d'un puits, mouth of a well; de la scorite, (met.) slag hole; de sortie, (steam) exhaust port; de la tranchi e. (siege) opening of the trenches, beginning of siege operations, establishment of the first parallel: d'érai, width of a span; utile de l'onti, (upl.) working aperture of the objective: d'érai, width of a span; d'une loijectif, (mach.) steam port; d'une loi, v. d'une arc. (Ovral)lo, a.. /irur/ —. working hour; jur, working <1 ly. Ovrage, m., work, piece of work; workmanship labor, performance; (met.) hearth of a blast furnace; interior of a blast furnace; (fort.) work; (min.) method of working. (Except where otherwise indicated, the following terms relate to fortification.) At work; annexe, subsidiary work in the first line; d'arrh, generic term for any work or place destined to arrest enemy on the frontier itself; s d'art, (r. r.) constructions, generic term for bridges, culverts, viaducts, etc; d'attaque, offensive work; avance, advanced work; work outside of the covered way, but flanked from the corps de place, enceinte: blanc, tool making; bois d', v. s. V. bois; de campagne, fieldwork; ca677no/f, 'casemated work; de champ de bataillr, generic term for any defensive work on the field of battle; collateral, collateral work; — — par compartiments, (min.) panel working; — — a corn, hornwork; — -fi comes couronne, acrowhomwork; h couronne, couronne, crownwork; crinele, loopholed, crenelated work. de defense, defense, defensive work; de démise, defensif, defensive work; de démise, work damaged by hostile fire; de démise, half-revetted  work; gros s, {cons.) a generic term for foundation walls, facades, party walls, arches, etc.; (ingén.) heavy work; d'interdiction, stop fort, barrier fort. Interior, work within the corps de place, or main enceinte; interior work; keep; intermediaire, intermediaire, work; a work in the first line (to support the main permanent works of same, occupied when needed); a work below the line of detached works and the noyau central: Sole, isolated work; Sole, massifs longs, v. par piliers el gélerus: menus s, (cons.) generic term for chimneys, ceilings, etc.; metire d, (in gen.) to put to work,  post and still. Particulars of the breast; Par pultres et compartiments. (min.) Panel-work; Ouvrage de potition, a post-précie term for UUs d'pi:il, works in defiles, and in any important and quasi-permanent position near important lines or positions; De ptemiire ligne, outer work of a fortified position; Principal, main work; De protection, in mountainous countries, a work constructed on a point which, if held by the enemy, might threaten a barrier fort; Public works, (in gen.) public works, public buildings; Rriticiili, (mas.) net masonry; Retirf, retired work; Revenue, revetted work; Revenue, scoop wheel; Secondaire, secondary, auxiliary, work; De seconde ligne, intermediate work (between the line of detached works and the northern central); A simple, a work Of simple trace, covering but little ground by its fire; (i la tache, (in gen.) piecework; de, en, terre, earthwork; s de sujHion, (cons.) a generic term for concealed, difficult, or special work; en travers, (min.) cross system of mining; type de compagnie, type of work to hold one company; vu de revers, work commanded in rear. ouvniKf, a., wTought. ouvrager, v. a., to work, to adorn; la mine, (met.) to scum the ore in a furnace. ouvrant, a., opening; a jour, at daybreak; d. porte(s) e(s), at the opening of the gates of a town. ouvrf, p. p., wrought, sliaped; J\r, iron wrought to shape; instructions, made articles. oiivreau, m., (met.) working hole; air vent, ouvrler, v. a., to work. ouvrler, ra., workman, laborer, artisan, operative, mechanic, journeyman artificer; (Fr.a.) regi- mt-r.t -.1 workman or artisan; d'aimintstralum, (Fr. a.) special workman (is li.v'.cer, miller, tinner, saddler, etc.; v. s. v. C'imrni.s); irmurier. (mil.) armorer; d'artillerif, (art.) artificer; de batterie, (art.) battery artificer; (n bo is, wood worker; cUauffeur, stoker, fireman; cluf-, V. s. V. chef: — s- de.i chemins de fer, (Fr. a.) railway operatives (9 sections, called into service on mobilization only); — ails corps, (Fr. a.) soldiers having a trade and living it in the regiment V rl'Hit, (Fr. a.) in the artillery and engineers, u. c. o.'s ranking as adjutant and acting as firemen or chief workmen in arsenals and in the artillery and engineer schools; ouvrier 4 facon, outworker; en fer, worker in iron 1 de l'habillement et du campanl, tinners, saddlers, etc. (belong to the "administration); manauère, journeyman; de port, 'longshoreman; dock laborer; premier, (Fr. a.) foreman of a regional (Fr. a.) workshop; s du service des subsistances, (Fr. a.) bakers, millers, etc. (belong to the » d'administration): vHiran, v. d'itat. ouvrier, a., operative, mechanical, working; cheville e, any large pin connecting parts of a Carriage so as to permit free x\a,y\(art.) pin- tle; jour, working day. ouvrir, v. a., to open, make an opening, break open, rip, push, or pull onen, unclose, un- lock, un.siop, unpeg, unfold; to begin, open (as negotiations), to open (a railway, a shop, school, etc.); to begin digging (a canal, etc.); (elec.) to open (a circuit); (mach.) to open out (an engme, a cylinder, etc., as lor inspec- tion); un chcmin de fer, (r. r.) to open a railway line; «' un chemin, (mil., etc.) to cut one's v;-y through; un circuit, (elec.) to ojien a circuit; «' en conversant, (mil.) to lose touch toward the pivot in turning; I'cnnemi, (mil.) to break through the enemy; /r/fu, (jniV.) to open fire; la ligne de bataille, (nav.) to open out (the lleet); un passage, (mil.) to break or pierce through; • un porf, to throw open a port to trade; (nar.) to open (draw near to) a port; ses porles, (of a town) to surrender; les rangs, (mil.) to open ranks; la tranchie, (fort.) to open the trenches, begin the first parallel; un tunrul, to drive a tunnel. ouvrolr, m., workshop. ovale, a., m., oval. ovalisatlon, f., (art.) enlargement, ovalization of the bore (especially of bronze guns); (steam j collapse of a boiler. ovallser, v. r., to lose the circular cro.ss sectim): to become oval; (steam ) to collapse (of a boiler ,. ovation, f. , ovatio«. ove, ni., ovolo, quarter round. oxoniite, f., (expl.) oxomite. oxydable, a., (chem.) oxidizable. oxydatiuii, f., (chem.) oxidation. oxyde, in., (diem.) oxiiie; salin, (met.) magnetite, magnetic iron (.n-. oxyder, v. a., (chem.) to oxidize. oxygfene, m., (chem.) oxygen; giz , oxygen gas. ozocerite, ozokerite, f., ozocerite. P. pa, in., heavy drum stroke made with the loft h.uul. paca^c, ni., pasture, p;isture land. pacas;er, v. a. n.. to pikstnre, to graze. paiiltc'citioii, f., pac'ilication. pacific, v. a., to pacify. Packton, ni., (met.) (German silver (written also) (unjust, just) (unjust), package or luriol of freight; lots or parcels composing the Civg); supplies or stores of poor quality; pacotille, de, cheap, poor, made to sell, worthless, slufold; marrion, de, v. s. v. marchandis. pacotille, v. a., to trade at a venture, in slufold, goods. pacotille, m., person who trades at a venture, who deals in slufold goods. pacotille, m., tempering  adv., helter-skelter, at random. pa^le. en, adv., helter-skelter, at random. pa^le. en, page; f., pace (of a book); de garde, fly leaf (of a book). pagnote, m., page; f., pace (of a book); de garde, fly leaf (of a book). pagnote, m., cowardice. palcment, m., pajmient. paillage, m., (action of) covering, wrapping, with straw. paillasse, f., straw mattress, bed, bedsack; all masonry raised upon a floor; upper part of a furnace. palllasson, m., mat; straw mat, door mat. pallle, f., straw, bit of straw; chalice; (met.) flaw in metal; crack; scale, blister; (in pi.) for go scale, hammer slag; allcrh la, (mil.) to draw straw; atoir la au cul. to be for sale (of horses, and also fisuratively); (mil. slang) to be disclosed; de bitte, windlass norman: — cariee, pale straw, of little or no nutritious quality; un cent, etc., de, one hundred, etc., bundles of straw; de couchage, (mil.) bed straw; couleur, (met.) straw color (in tempering); d'emballage, packing straw; sen alter au cul, (mil. slang) to leave the regiment with a term of imprisonment or confinement unserved; envoyer des soldats à la, (mil.) to give the men a rest during drill; defer, (met.) hammer scale; (mil. slang) the bayonet, cold steel; fourraguse, forage straw; hachee, chopped Straw; Homme de, nonentity; straw man (e.g., a straw bidder); Menue, chaff; rouillee, mildewet straw; — tcrree, straw beaten flat by rain, that has been soaking wet; tirtrd la courte, to draw straws or cuts. paillcr, m., farmyard; heap of straw; loft; straw shed. palller, v. a., to cover, wrap with straw. paillet, m., mat, straw mat; (coffl.) chaflng mat; de collision, fonder mat; de portage, chaflng mat; unt, sword mat. paillette, f., spanclc; small metal plate or facing; roof for a shoe; (met.) scale, forgo scale. pallleux, a., made of straw, containing straw; (met.) flawy, unsound. paillon, m.,.straw; foil; link; solder; spaiide; sheet tin, drop or small lump of tin; silvered copper or brass; - de siiudure leaf solder. P. i. n. a., to tin, cover with tin. Leather, f. straw but. Dain, m., bread; leaf of bread, cake; cake (as of (displalnt, etc.); pig, lump (of iron); d'ac, (met.) himp of steel; 'illiam, (met.) himp of steel; 'illiam, (met.) soldier's bread cooked longer than usual (four and five minutes instead of one minute); (champagne, cake of victuals; a cuclier, wafer; dr c(commis), (mil.) ration bread; de cire, wafer; wax pitcher; de cire, lump of chalk; de cire, (met.) pig of waste metal; de cire, (met.) pig of waste metal; de cire, (met.) copper brick; de guerre, (mil.) field-servico broad; pain de liquation, ( met. an alloy of copper and of lead (1:3); de mer, ship biscuit; de munition, (mil.) ration bread; de plomb, (met.) pig of lead; rassis, stale bread; soute au, bread room; tendre, soft bread; de vieux oing, cake of grease. paln-vin, m., rav grass; avoir un, (hipp.) to have the excretory canal of the maxillary gland inflamed by the lodgment of bits of forage. pair, a., even, equal, similar; non, odd, uneven. pair, m., peer. palre, f., pair; brace; couple; ft la, in pairs; — de limons, pair of shafts; par, in a pair; par s, in pairs; de solives armee, (cons.) solid-built beam. palx, f., peace; en, in peace; fourr'et, plâté, patched-up peace; pied de, peace footing. pal, m., impaling stake; (met.) large clinker bar or rake. palade, f., distance traveled over by a boat between successive strokes of the oar; stroke of an oar. palais, m., palace; de justice, law court; terme de, law term. palan, m., (cord.) tackle, purchase. A palan consists of two mules, equipped with suitable cords or chains. Affaler un, to overhaul a tackle; — d'apparcil, heavy purchase; — de bout, heel tackle; bridge un, to frap a tackle; d, de, callorne, winding tackle; d, caUorne, winding tackle; d, caUorne, winding tackle; h clialne, chain tackle; d charge, garnet; s con JUNIUS, combined tackles (e.g., luff on luff, whip on whip); i cordages, rope tackle; de cole, side tackle; croc de,  punts;  a tackle; palan pahne patan, passer en franc, to reeve a tackle (said of manifold blocks when fall first goes through end sheave); passer les gants d'un, to reeve a tackle; de pied (des bigues), heel tackle; de pointage, {nav. art.) training tackle; portalif, V. mobile; de poule ae, long tackle block with two Sep irtUo axes and two sneaves on o.wh block; poHlic simple de, singlo-tackle block; de recul, v. de rdraile; renvtrsf, any tackle in which the power is grc iter than the resistance; repmidre en, to overhaul a tackle; de revcrs, whip up on a whip; des sabords, gun tackle, side tackle; simple, luff tackle; de trnvcrsitre, v. palancon, m. , stake or beam used for building mud walls. p;Uundeau, m., v. palardeau. palanque, f., (fort.) loopholed stockade of round tiinhcrs, stockaded ivri; lournaute, tambour stockade. palauquer, v. a., (cord.) to bouse. palanquin, m., palanquin; (cord.) small tackle. palardeau, m:., plug or stopper for boats; ha>vse plug. palastre, m., main plate of a lock; plug or stopper for boats. paiatre, m., («m. a.) part of guard of sword, shaped like a sv)adc. pale, f., pile; blade of an oar; dam, sluice gate, flood gate: paddle board; bung; stopper, stopple; arOre de , paddle shaft; or(icu;/f, feathering float; d'aviroii. blade of an oar; /ireradiallloat; de ramc, v. d'aviron; roued s, paddle wheel. palcage, m., unloading (u ship) with shovels. palt'c, f., row of piles, sheet piling; basse, lower row of trestlowork (of a bridge-); baase de porti. foundation piling; chapcau de , siringpiece. cap; haute deponl, trestle; de pore,', j)ier of a yiile bridge; df r/if, siiore pier (of a pile bridge); sriprricurc, upper trestle, trestle on a trestle or piling. palefrcnier,™., groom, hostler. palef rol, m., (hipp.) -laltrey, lady's horse. paleiiic, f., (etpl.) straw dynamite. paloro!i,tu.,siioiilder lila.le, liono (of ahorse, etc.). paletot, ni., prcat coat; overcoat. palette, f., palvllo; pallet armature; paddle, float board; copper shovel (used in powder mills and mapadno-^*; (trit.) drill plate; (t. p.) marker (for aiming drill); (hnrn.) h irn or projection of tholiiudfork.s((ifsom<<cavalrvsaddle.s); (Iclrg.) linker; (i , undershol : (/(• riiri;on, (li'ini.) horn or projection of the l;ind f irk (•.[ si. mo ca\ airy .saddles); — d'(i' ir'tn , hla'Ie of an d.ir; . il( ilri!l< , (/(<■/(.) drill plate; a fiircr,i 'icli.) drill frame; — -.'i t irr, iidfij.) ticker: i:i'i')ili ,fi'a1 iierinf; piiddle; ' -di rriitii, V . - c'liiiT'in; rotica , uniliystiot whci'l. palier, in., laiiilintr ', ' i a slairca.so, ofa shaft): hori- zontal. hni>l. sln-ieh of a road, of a railroad; (nuich.) phiniiiicr, plmmiicr block, pedestal; hangfr: j'Mirnal box, boarim;, shaft bearing. (I'.xcopt NvliiTo oiluTwiso indicated, the fol- lowini; ti'rnis relate to machinery.) palier d'appui, thrust bearing; d'arbre, shaft liearing; d'arbre de couche, main bearing, crank-shaft bearing; d'arbre exmdf, d'arbre de couche: d'arbre d'etcerUrlque, eccentric shaft l)e:»ring; d'arbre d maniz>ene, v. d'arbre de couche; d'arbre de jiarallilogramme, parallel motion shaft bearuig; d'arrirfe, (cons.) top landing; nr,(':u/<',atljusti»ble pillow block; <l^ bouton de manivelle, crank-pin bearing; de bxiW'e, thrust block; dcinnelures, multiple collar bearing; duise, hanger; chape-iu de , cap; de charge, lateral bearing] iichcratel, pedestal be:iring; circulaire, (cons.) landing of a spiral staircase; h cothts, neck bearing; d col Hers, collar be;\ring; de communication, (can.?.) communicating landing; con.wle, 4 ca?wo/e, bracket . wall bearing; con-wlcd rotutc, adjustable wall bearing; coussind de , bearing bra.ss: de dfchargement, (min.) pit mouth; demi , (con.t.) iidermediate landing; ich:tuffr, heated bearing; h fourchelte , yoke bearing; — -/ronfi/, front bearing, wall bracket; (II g:iiic, lignuni-vit.e bearing;; degiUric, (mil. min.) return landing; grni.<!.ietir, plummer block; graisscur de , oil cup for a bearing; a graisseUT automatique , self-lubricating bear- ing; grand , main plununer block; guide, lateral bearuig; hori:onlal, ]iiilow block; horizontal articuU, adju.stable pillow block: ■ho:i:onlaltilroi.^coussinels,lhTcC'-pATt bearing; lumitre de , oil hole of a bftiring; ma che , v. s. v. m-irche: a patin, broiid base bearing; sans p'ltin, n.irrow base bearing; pcndint, banger; de pont.it'e, tt'r\ist blocTi; prijcipal, main be;iring, crank-shaft Ivearing; de rt pos, {cons.) iulermodiaie landing; a rotule,y. ■ arlicule; — de support, pede.stal; de ««.v/)f7i.s-)oi!, hanger; pour louriHons d'appui, IhruH bearing; pour tourillons de chnrgc, lateral beariii;;s: — ti, trois coua.iinflf, v. horizontal t\ trois couis.'findx. palii're, f., top stair. palilication, f., compression, preparation, of soil for foundalious by pile work; foundation pile work. palis, m., pale, planning; force of stakes; enclosure of palisades; fort. palisade. palissade, f., Ufuge: i fort. palisade, stockade; palisade stake. palissade, f., Ufuge: i fort. palisade, stockade; palisade stake; Climinium, f., Palisade ea|)oiiier: (/<■/"( »■('■/,, (;•.//.') palisade, stockade; palisade stake; tourmal, i,/o/7.) swing palisade, harrier gate. palisade, in., (fort.) stockade, stoekade. palisade, in., (fort.) stoekade, stoekade. palisade, m., rosewood. palmare, in., dressing, triumini (as i.f a m.'M. etc.). palmée, f., palmée: [palmée tree; blade (f.e. i.e. in., hand i measure of ler.i^tlii; pansée, nalne (s) acadhiques, in France, decoration given by the Minister of Public Instruction for literary or scientific services (consists of a double sprav of leaves, silver for an o^cfr d'A cademif, gold with a rosette for an officer de l'Imtrucion jmbliqne); painter, v. a., to flatten, beat down; to trim down a yard, a mast. palmer, m., gauge for metallic plates. palmée, f., palmême, f., v.  the single-tree; (f'appéré, (art.) rear crossbar (of the Lemoine brake); defrein, (art.) rear crossbar (of the Lemoine brake); mobile, swing splinter bar or singletree; lamelte de, v. s. v. lamette. palut, m., turf cutter's spade. palpor, v. a., to touch, feel with the hand; Pcau, to hold water (with the oar). palpanche, f., sheet piling; pile plank; ciferdam plank. paltoque, m., lubber, lout; en, lubberly, loutish. Pamer, v. r., (met.) (of steel) to burn; to lose temper. Pan, m., skirt (of a coat or other garment); face, surface, part, front, side; panel; side of a wall; side or face of a roof; flat part (of a timber), etc.), cant; side of a bolshead; flat of a sword blade; de bastion, (fort.) face of a bastion; de bois, (ons.) partition; de bois, (ons.) partition; de canon, (art., sm. a.) flat (of a gim, of a barrel); charpente, (cons.) timber framing; de comble, (cojus.) panel of a roof; coupe, (fort., in gen.) pan coiipo, cant, broken. C'jrner; coupes, captwise; creux, (sm. a.) hollow of a bayonet or sword blade; de cuirasse, lower border of a cuirre. Ass; Exterieur, (r. r.) tread of a wheel; Fronton a s, (cons.) gable under a half hip; lateral, (met.) side wall of a blast furnace; liiné, (cons.) long side of a roof; de lumiere, (7n. a.^ flat of a barrel; de mur, — — de murailk, part, piece, of wall; panel; de roue, (art., etc.) wheel purchase; the surface on which the surface is taken: de la tete d'affit, (art.) head plate; de route, (cons.) seetroid. panaccai, m., (art.) thin si ip of wood or of paste-board applied to a rock instead of a stick. paTiadie, m., (unif.) plume; fairr, to take a header (from a horse, a bicv- paiacher, v. a., to plume, decorate with a plume. paiavs, in., parsnip. panard, a., ilapii.) turned out (of the feel), out-baked; m., horse with fore feet turned out; da boiilet, with pisterns turned out or too open; clifva, horse whose fori' feet are turned out; chd'il du derricri, horse whose hind feet are turned out. pancare, f., placard: bill; folder or holder for papers in current use. panclastite, f., (erpl.j pancla-stite. panier, m., lungarian soldier; robber, pilager. panier, m., sort of basket into which dough is put before baking. panier, m., basket, hammer; (xm. a.) basket hilt; panier d'ancrage, basket anchor, wicker anchor makeshift anchor of basket and stones; arise de, basket handle; d'armements, (art.) equipment basket; — d charger, (met.) charging basket; — conique, Feed-pipe strainer; 4 feu, (artif.) sort of Incendiary projectile (obs.); de guidon, handle-bar basket (bicycle); laveur, (phot.) plate washer; de mine, ac mineur, (mil. min.) miner's basket; —A papier, wastebasket; a parapet, (fort.) gabion; d. pierres, (art.) stone basket (.service of stone mortars, obs.); pâtre au -, (mas.) plaster passed through a wicker screen; de sabre, (sm. a.) basket hilt; — -h terre, mmer's basket hilt; d, trous, perforated shaker (for cleaning tools, etc.). panifical, a., susceptible of conversion into bread. panifical, a., to convert into bread. panifical, a., to panic-stricken; pris de, panic-stricken; ierreur, panic. pauiie, f., pane (of a hammer); hammer face; face (of a press); (cons.) purlin, rib; uindine or longitudmal rafter, tiebeam; pantile; (noj;.) hearing to, bringing to; de brisis, (cons.) angle purlin, hip purlin (of amansard roof); chevron, (cons.) ptirlin which supports roofing directly; courante, (nav.) heaving to mider sail; en, (mil.) to be exposed to enemy's fire without being able to return it; tre en, (nav.) to be lying aback; fendue, v. fi qued de biche; laisser en, (mil.) to leave a body of troops exposed to fire; de marteau, pane or face of a hammer; mettre en, (nav.) to heave to; h pied de biche, hammer claw; stche, (nav.) heaving to under bare poles. panneau, ra., panel; pane of glass; snare, trap; (7nas.) filling; templet (for stone). Cutting; face of a dressed stone; (cons.) space between the stringboard and the sleeper of a staircase; paneling between stringboard and sleeper of a staircase; (nar.) hatchway, hatch: hatch cover; deadlight; (ham.) pad (of a saddle); sort of pack or flat saddle used in the French artillery (two-horse teams); (t.p.) target,; skirmish target, silhouette target; Dinner dans un, to fall into a trap; d'fchiffre, (cons.) facing of a staircase; d'eclate merit, (art.) bursting panel (sort of target used in the determination of the angle of the cone of dispersion); d'iroîtille, (nar.) hatch; X lljttis, overlajipiug panels; de  head, face, of a stone; h verre, A mia, window sash; de vcrre, — — de vilre, window pane. pamieresse,f., (ma.«.) stretcher (.said also <if bricks, of sods); en _, stretcherwisc: gazon de , v. s. v. (/azori. panneton, m., key bit: handle of a window fa.s- teiiing; catch. pannetonnC, fitted with a panm.'on. pannon, m., dogvane. panoplie, f., panoply. pan.sage, m.. grooming of a horse, (hence) (art., cav.) "stables'"; effets du , stable utensK.-, stal-le l:it pansasc C07 paquet pansaKCjVu d'rffeU de , horse kit; a la main, rubbing down, hand rubbing; grooming. panse, f., stomach of a horse; (ham.) broadest part of a liorse collar. pansement, m., grooming of a horse; {med.) dress- ing; of wounds: /if a de , {med.) dressing station; de la main, grooming; paquet individuel de , v. s. v. paquet. panser, v. a., to groom a horse; (med.) to dress a wound; de la main, to groom a horse. panseur, m., ( Ft. a.) current name for infirmier de visUe, q. V. pantalon, m.,trowsers, breeches; d{ cheval, riding breeches; (unif.) regulation cavalry trowsers; d'oTdonnance, (unif.) regulation trowsers, ma^lo of cloth; de treillis, (unif.) canvas trowsers. pant^l^sraphe, m., pantelegraph. panK^Kphone, m., pantelephone. pautographe, m., pantograph. pautom^tre, m., pantometer. pantopolilte, f., (eipl.) pantopollite (nitroglycerin and naphthaline). paiitoufle, f.. slipj)er:(/arr.) panton shoe; frrfi ,(/arr.) panton shoe. panurRe, m., (ham. )sort of link or loop (tosupport the reins). pape, m., the Pope. -" paperasse, f., old, worthless paper. paperasser, v. a., to dabble in papers; to scribble. paperasserle, f., "red tape." papcra.ssier, m., scribbler, "r>aper" man, "red- tape" man. Paper, m., paper; document; bill, paper (in a commercial sense); government securities; (in paper) papers; Ammonium, albumenized paper; albumen, double albumenized paper; en bloc, sketching block, pad; de lord, ship's papers; Bristol, hissoli paper; branch, blolling paper; bill, scribbling paper, common writing paper; Inland, V. brovillard; Clique, a caique. 1 racing paper; — (; alquer, tracii); paper; carton, pasteboard: (, de, cartouches, cartridge paper; a carluché de(.t) fu,s< (."), rocket-case paper; curt, oiled (Iracini) paper: circi, black print paper (black lines on white ground): co/;ii!Le, letter paper; circon, v. Bristol; (lu c;jiiuo~ffr Blue-print paper  blue-print paper (white lines on blue ground); fusile, ft filter, filter paper; fossile, asbestos paper; papier, (a.m.) cartridge paper; gauffrt, goflere, paper (ridged); gauffrt, goflere, paper (ridged); au giklinchbtom, gelatino-bromide paper; au giklinchbtom, gelatino-bromide paper; glice, V. calqiif: Qoudron, goudronnt. tarred paper; d'indicatnn, (steam) indicator card; ioduT., iodizeid paper; ibo, filter paper; (i letirex, letter paper; ibre, unstamped paper; lihre, unstamped paper; main de, quire of paper; Marion, blue-print paper (white lines on blue ground); marqui, v. Timhri; monnaie, paper money; de montagne, asbestos; morl, libre; de musique, music paper; nrqatif, (phot.) negative paper; vitroglucose, nitrochicose paper; d'oixeau, very thin paper (e.g., for pigeon messages); parchemin, parchemin, parchment paper; Petkt, blue-print paper (white lines on blue ground); perure, tissue paper (carrier-pigeon service); phntographique. papillón, in., but (erily: inset (a^ of a map): searcher, fin icriofa map i: 'insert, extra sheet for indorsements: ini'h-b.) hullcrily vahe, throttle valve, damper, regulator: railling-lool grinder or cutter; dr dittute, (mach.) expansion valve: mobile, regulator, tlamiM-r, of a chimney or IllHS registre, (mach.) throttle valve: v>ii!-!pt a, (mack.) butterfly valve. papyrogriiphe, m., ivjpyrograi. papyrogriiphe, f., papyrogriiphe. paqurbot, m., packet, nail steamer; postal. posle. de postr. mail steamer. ii vapeur, steam packet; .1 caquet, m., packet, pacl^aL-c; bundle;  skelp; d'cnii, V. rclv\('e; (n, witliout order; by the run; quick, cheerily; — indiridufl de -pansemcnt, (med.) first-aid Dacket; df mer, green sea; de vvtraiUf, v. grappc de milraille; trt injie en,{inet.) c;isehard oiling; tr( inper en,{inet.) to caseharden. ]):iquctairc, m., pack, packing; {mil.) packing (as r( equipment); (.im. a.) putting into packets (can ridges); {met.) piling, fagoting. parabole, m., (^ p.) bullet stop (gallery nractice); (mil.) defensive armor proposed in Belgium. parabole, f., para'iola. parabololde, ni., haralioloid. parac', m., sunken reef, coral reef. pararhute, f., parachute; safety stop (of a hoisting apparatus); (art.) sort of piston valve (recoil-clicking). paracrotte, m., mud guard. parade, f., show, pageant; (mil.) review, parade, especially parane for guard; (/(MO.) parry; (7/.) slooping, filling of a horse (synonym of arret), place where horses are sold; ti la, on parade; — de hindrance. (fenc.) parry against a diagonal cut (broadsword); chentl - with la, horse easy to stop; df corps, {fenc.) V)o<ly parry (broadsword); di filer la, {mil. slnnei) to die; dtiai, V. df mi-arret. s. v. arret; ei}, (art.) (of a gun detachment) facing to the front (from the epaulemeni, if there is one); d't'cntion. (mil.) parade of troops to witness a military execution; fnire, {nar.) to dress ship; J lire la. («!t/.) to parade; attend, go to, parade; de fvjurc a drnite {(iauclie),{Jenc.) right (left) Check parry (broadsword); de fl inc., (fenc.) Hank parry (broadsword); de girde, (mil.) Guard mounting; — — inaiique, (lann.) refusal of a horse to stop; de fointe, (fenc.) pouit-cut parry (broadsword); de nille, v. de bmulerole. Paradero, v. n., (irr.) ehe-al, (man.) to put a horse through, make him show off, his paces. Parados, in. (firl.) (irndos; r'd'ii'. (parado).) 'JuU. laay serve as a keepe in paradossor, v. ;i.. (fori.) to build a  In: of finding. Diligence to prevent the wash 1., -lri'i('i( of fi.ii'.t, waters, shores, lati- Ijaii-.: tiiiiuiiL'. piili hitig, of metallic paraffin, lu. !'■(■ f.-ii'lrr. ici' i'Tcakcr. parallel, f.. ; ar..:la\. Diarall('le, a.. Parallel, a. 