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thC'fMldlite, in., (inf/.) Iheodolile: . • itvinitKiphc. ]>'iint()graphirig theodolite; (> iinti.tti crntrit, a ! hoodolite with axial tele- scope: — -it imirHi ejccntriqiK, u theo.ioliio \v'ith ecceii- trio telescope: rhUratrnr, a thewlolite thiit rereit.s t lie i elid- ing, whose ineati is the angle sou.'rht : repf-titrur, a theodolite that mullij>lies 'lit angle oliservetl, so as m minimize t he error; teUmtirc, sort of tmivers>ii siirvoying in -in: inent. thCorle, f.. theory; (Fr. a.) books, works, map-;, etc., whose jiurcha.'^e is authorized for the var-- ous schools or periods of theorelicp.l insirueticjii: :uiy llieoreticnl instruction gi\en in (piarters on" viu'ioiis duties, of no mutter what sort, (more esp.) drill hook; aniic de , v. s. v. armc; thtorie, faire la , (mil.) to give or receive theo- retical instruction; s et placards, ( Fr. a.) generic term for the con- crete elements of the thiorie (books, diagrams, etc.); pratique, (Fr. a.) application to the terrain of A'arious writ ten principles (applied particu- larly to the drills of codrw); recitatiae, (Fr. a.) recitations in drill, etc. (n. c. o. and candidates for n. c. o. warrants). tMoriquc, a., theoretical. therinlque, a., relating to heat; machine , heat engine. therm o-avertisseup, m., heat alarm. theriivo-baromfetre, m., thermobarometer. thcrnio-caut*re, m., (hipp.) thermocautery. themiochimlc, f., thermochemistry. thermntlyiiaiulque, a., f., thermodvTiamic, ther- modynamics. therino-tlcctrirlt^, f., thermoelectricity. therino-tlectrlque, a., thermoelectric. thcrnio-rnaKiiettque, a., Ihermomagnotic. thermo-iuagnCtisnie, m., (elec.) thermomagnet- ism. thernio-manomCtre, m., thermometer gauge. therinoni6tre, thermometer; h air, air thermometer; • h akonl, spirit thermometer: a buUe moulU'e, wet-bulb thermometer; fi bulU Hlche, dr^'-bidb thermometer; cevtigrade, centigrade thermometer; • • dilferenticl, (elec.) thermopile, thermoelectric pile; a esprit dc vin, v. h alcnol: etalon, standard thermometer; (I gaz, gas thermometer; h Uqnidc, liquid thermometer; a maxima, maximum thermometer; h maxima et minima, maximum and mini- mum thermometer; self-registering thermom- eter; a mcrcurc, mercury thermometer; fi minima, minimum thermometer; mctallique, metallic thermometer. thernioscope, m., thermoscope. thermostat, jp., thermostat. thCtaX, m., (fam.) a second-year cadet of the l'olviechni(|ue. thibaude, f., haircloth; cow-hair cloth. tliornycroft, m., (nav.) torpedo boat (Thornov- croft). thran, in., train oil. tie, m., (htpp.) any stable vice; en Vnir, en Voir sans appui, en Vair sans iisnre de.i dentSj wind sucking; — — a I'appui, trick of takmg hold of objects with the teeth; a I'appni avec Uiure dcs dintf, cribbing; — — d I'appui sans usure des dents, v. h Vappai; aifc appui et usiire dea dents, crilibing; de I'oiirs. wea\ini;: row<7cur, habit of eating earth, of crib biting, etc. tierce, f., (fenc.) tierce: basse, secoiul tierce; porter uue, en, une botie en, , to thrust i^i lierce. tiers, a., m., third; tliirrt part; tlurd person; thirvl ijarty: — — i:rhilrc, x. siir-arhitrf: ferine, (cord.) hard laid; moa, (cord.) soft laid; liircc personne, third person. ners-point., m., saw file; threeKornered liln, iconx.) itreli of the tierce. tiers-poteau, m., (cons.) small {mst. for slight liar'i'i^ii.'-'. Uge, f., stem, boll, of a tree; stalk; rod, stem. Shank; shaft, spindle; enlro upper leather of a single or lafed boot, upper and leg of a belt; o. ).) vel) (if a rail: (sm. a.) shank of a firing pin; fori.) obi urutor spindle, breech-plug spindle; (hull. )riy\ of the Le Bouenge chronograph; (i/itirh.) sjiiidh, rod, piston rod; — d'ancri, anchor shank; s, troes whose stems are tige, (arbrtiii) taases kept down; (arhres d) kautes - allawed to grow; d'arrit,(T.f. art.) bolt, stop bolt, slop spindle, (irlng-pinstop; — d'arHeit}fifion (de la pompt it atr), pump rexl and links; or/iCTtJrf, joint of rod; d'asnemblagt, {mach.) Hut; biiin de, forest trees offiUprowth; carabine d., V, 8. V. carabine; de choc. (r. r.) burterrod; (of aspur torpedo) contact spindle or stem; dec/r/, shank of ii key; de communication, (mach.) connecting rod; duct, (mach.) connecting rod; duct, (mach.) connecting rod; dcclanchement, (mach.) strap bar, rod strap; dcclanchement. (art.) piston (of the Merrimac tusi); diririce, (mach.) guide rod, slide rod, tail rod; slide bar; d'escender, arm of a square; d'exceitriquc, (mach.) eccentric rod; — filtee, threaded rod; deforet, (mach.) loring par; duire, (r. r.) brake rod; graduee, index rod; Gradue de la hau, (art.) - tangent scale or rod; de guide, guide rod; lat'rale, (mach.) side rod; de l'agr, (mach, rtc.) lifting rod. lift; de la nix, (mach., etc.) tnmliler axie; de manauvre, (mach., etc.), working rod (e.g., a power-transmitting rod); de manepiire, de rt^oulement, Lemoine brake; s de paralogramme, (intch.) parallel motion; arm or bar of a ri'ulid motion; de paTatonnerre, lightning rod; de paTatonnerre, lightning rod; ;<trcul.ricc, (sjii. a.).sinking in; de petit cVrn/. donkpy-pump rod; de piston, cntaeh.) piston rod; ipomjK, hollow stem uptm which a piece (pompr) may slide; de pompi, (mach.) pump rod: porte-aiffail U, (sm. a.) needle bolt, nee<Uo Linder. The Tigagr, adjusting rod or bar: The riijulatettr, (vMch.) governor f.vxn or rod; I'J, dc, risnort, (art., etc.) spring jnii: The riijulatettr, (art.) keep or S'«curi7i;; pin: The iondag, de.>io7irf(, 1 'oriiig rod; - — di' soujiage, (much.) vivhe spindlf; The snapnvc d'ar, it, (ini'.cli.) sto\c-va!'.e rod; The snapnvc d'ar, it, (mach.) valve rorl, slido rod, valve spinnulc or sli'iii. sli(li>' spiirlle; The tra7u<mi.s.finn, (top) immersion regulator rod (Wliiu;he;idi: (/' viviir. m., sluice-valvo rofl: il Lig dii frcin, braku screws. Tiger, a., (hipv.) sijolled. Icopard-shaped: Hercure, f., (hipp) leopard spot in coal. Tilac, ra., (nav.) deck for a merchantman, of a river boat; clou de, lenpeany nail: clou dr dm, six. penny nail: fraitc, flush dtC'k. tille- r..l>a^t:hemp l>ark;ooopfr'siidi;(Har.) cuddy; lore eal>in, stern ealiin. tilleiil, m., lime tree and wood. tinte, f., kettledrum, timl.al, metal cuji. timbalier, m., kfittledrummor; timbul player. timbre, m., (striking) bell;snare of a drum: stamp, postage stamp, postmark; shell of a helmet; m con.struetion memoirs, the amount and nature of work to be done, written as a cotobword opposite each article of This text has been corrected to align with the context and to make it coherent and accurate. The memoir; Arrêt sous le de, address as alcove (official letters); d'alarmé, bicycle 1*11; d'unu/a/io>i,"canoeUation stamp. A' arret (fort.) in a turret, bell that rings when embrasures are 180' awov from the dangerous sector; bureau de, stamp office; cachet, seal press; dipeche, telegram stamp; de dimension, stamp varying in cost with the size of the paper to which it is attached; droit de, stamp duty; eUctriqne, electric bell; cl <TnprcJnif, embo:-;sed stamp. extraordinaire, a stamp put on a document that should have been written on stamped paper: fixe, fixed stamp (impression); ft Kmid(. colored stamp; losangcd point, cancel: mobile, attachable stamp (as distinguished from the stamp on stamped paper); poste, postage stamp; (sm. a.) cartridge (sporting, fam.); proportion nd, proportional stamp varies with amount involved; quittance, de quittance, xeccipt stamp (on receipts for more than 10 francs); sec, plain stamp (not colored); de tambour, snare (of a drum): teligramme, v. dipevhe. timbrer, V. a..to stamp; to postmark a letter: to head a document with the date and place, and a summary of its contents. timber, ra., pole (of a wagon, gun carriage); (mv.) tiller; de rechange, (art) spare pole; support de, pole yoke. timber, f., (nnv.) wheelhouse; the counter-masters of a ship. Timber, m., (art.) wheelhorse; (vor.) Hemmau. Timber, m., (nnv.) stock, block, for ship's tinners (keel, floor limbers, in construction); boat chock. Timber, f., water cask; (poird.) powder tub: 'r-:in.) Lull, kibble. Timber, f., small tub; soil tub. Tinware, m., blocking, chocking, of cask, etc. Tinware, f., v., tutenagui. Flower, m., (nav.) to put up the stocks: To plow, support, with locks of  etr.: A l'appuJ. ti) crib proper. liqueur, m., t/ii///i.) iior.-e liail bus a.-.ia:'ie \ iie (crib biter, tiirt eater, etc. ', tir, m,, {'■).iil.,arl.. xw.a..i. p.^ liriu:;. fn e,sliooliinr. t-;ui;et practice; guuiuy: rou!i<l;.>ei or sv-ries of shots; slioolinjr gaihry, tiriui^ ground, pir.-.ctice ground, r^iiiire, I. Vritilery. Dallisiics: II. Small uvin-., far;et practice. 1. Artillery, ballistics: aliongrr It , v. s. v. alloiuji r: angle dt . ( Itall. ) unple of lire: atleli, liring wilii hor:-es hitched lo the carri;\ge; (!U-dts.-tou.-< di I'linrtztii} . V. n'.i.i'iK aiititur dr l'hor:ni: . aii-arouud *ii c: I'aiisliqiu , baliislic l'^•iu^'. pun ing-i^ri.'uad practice, practice ici 'oalli,--iic re.-ul;.-: u ttfitlin. sliiapuvl liriug: sar lm!iiiv . liri'i.c at )i;ilioii<: a tmrlieitr. harliette liring (,1 . .^. An. : over- bauk tired;. \.y. Tir de batlerie, battery target practice; boile pour le fit. (Fr. art.) case of iron filings used in the field, q. v.; de bombardement, shelling; 6 boises, balk, shrapnel fire; en bomb, v. h fcuz vcrticaux; des bouchéshé, artillery fire; boulé, fire with solid shot; boulé rouge, filing rod-hot shot (obs.); en bricolt, breaching fire; de bricolt, hring at one portion of a work, and under a small angle, so as to glance and hit some part out of reach of direct fire (obs.); brazement, practice or fire with high-explosive shells; bulletin de v. s. v. bulklin; de but en blanc, {ball.) point-bluik firing; contre bui mobile, practice at a moving target; contre but im mobile, practice at a fixed target; sur but fi.'iihle {im'mbk), Practice at visible target; circulaire de, direction-airailing circle in cupo-h; convergent, converging fire; courbe, curiigné, curved fire; de d'motion, (siege) plunging fire on all masonry to be loosened when the breach cannot be made directly; a diminution, fire the object of which is to dismount hostile pieces (said esp. of siege); de placement du —, shifting of the aim or practice to a new target; de placement du —, to shift the aim or practice to a new target; au-desous du I'horizon, plunging fire; direct, direct fire; en direction, fire as respects direction; d, di-course fictice. (of experimental firing, as at armor plates, etc.) fire at reduced distances (using reduced charges, so that the initial shall equal the remaining velocity under service charge and service ranges); — — a do.s, normal reverse fire; — -d', en, ccharpc, obhque Fire (from the front); echolonne, fire will; combined elevations; (cdle de — ~, target practice; school of practice; target season; period of instruction in firing; d'écrivate. fire against the enemy after the range has been found; d'écrivate. fire against the enemy after the range has been found; d'écrivate. fire against an  (i. e., firing of cases filled with filings from guns in service. Using full service charges, for the purpose of testing brakes and the strength of carriage and of platform; method followed when the engine is limited;  per minute); Ugne de, (ball.) line of fire; — — en Ugne droile, fire under a small angle with full charge; masque, practice at an invisible or unseen target; — — de matage. firing bronze gun with over-charges before final boring, so as to obtain permanent enlargement of powder chamber (obs.); a la mer, seacoast practice; h mitrai, case-shot fire; in general, any "fragmentation'- fire; ■ montant, fire at a target above the plane of the piece; en mouvement, fire while the turret is rotating; ncgatif, fire under an angle of depression; au, niveau, practice with quadrant elevation; de null, night firing, night practice; — oblique, oblique firing; practice producing au oblique impact; a obus, shell practice, shell fire; u ohush balks, shrapnel fire; — — opiique, practice in which aiming is done by opt ical means; ordinaire, normal rate of fire (two to three rounds per minute); origine du, {ball.) origin of fire (muzzle of the piece); — perculant, practice with percussion shell; perculant plongeant, plunging percussion fire; plan de, {ball.) plane of fire; planchtte de, v. s. v, pdanchette; de pleinfouet, direct fire with full charges; de pkiufouft direct, direct fire against visible targets (full charge, flat trajectory); de pleinfouet indirect, practice against invisible targets (reduced charges, trajectory more or less curved; Brialmont); sur plate-forme, tiro from a platform; plomant, plunging fire; mortar fire; plongiant fusunt, time-shell phuiging fire; a pointacje indirect, indirect fire; -, —. de polignac. proving ground fire; range as distinguished from service practice; (lig.) accurate fire; —, — positif. fire under angles of elevation; —, —, pressions, practice to determine pressures; progressif. practice consisting in covering systematically, by progressive zones, the belt situated between the observed inferior limit (short shot) and the superior observed or estimated unit (time shell in sets of six shots, varying by one turn of elevating screw handle); fits projectiles. target practice in general; rapidly. rapid fire (10 to 12 rounds per minute); a rapid, rapid fire (10 to 12 rounds per minute); a recitation, direction, acceptance firing test: idiiil. pr;u(! \v\Oi reduced charges; suitable practice; calibre practice; Mr. Are under service conditions as to range, charge, etc. (e.g., said of hallustic firing as compared with A distance notice); Trialage (f. v. s. v. Teglgt: de rfglagt, ranging practice; TMf, V. s. v. regl; reglement de, tiring regulations, manual; rigger le, v. s. v. regl; realer le 6 lafourchftu, v. s. v. regl; rejever le, to fire higher, give more elevation; repirer le, practice corrected by reference to observed points; corrected practice; rejprer le, v. s. v. II. Small arms, target practice iitkI miscel- laneous: acctUrr, quick firing; afful de , rillerest; — — d'a ffiit, fire from a rest or stand; ajusti , well-aimci fire or practice; d'amorce, primer fire, to test cartridge cases; d'applicjiion, (/. p.) skirmish practice; appui de , firing rest; fur appui, fire from a rest; — d(s arnuit h f(u, the whole art of poinlin;; and firing guns, etc., accurately ; dis amies portatires, sniall-;irrn fire: assurir le , to make sure of one's aim (a-i of a liriiig parly); aioir le jusir, to shoot straiglit; a Inlles, ball practice; en belle, inai.) lire over the beam; horizuntal tire; (i, en, blanc. fire with blank cartri(li;e<: a bras f nines, oilliaud practice or firing; (/( ra.iipnjne, field tiring; cnpilninc d' , v. s. v. caiiil'iiru: ac'ipsuleii Ixtlh, {sm. a.) gallery practice; curntt de — — , v. s. v. carntt; camel de de bataillim, v. s. v. camel; ■ -a cartouches a balles, civse-shot firing; <n chambre, de chambrn, gallerv jvac- tifo; chaii: p de , v. s. v. champ: ch'i'isi na — — , sliooting (spurt ); ■ in chassf. (nur.) tire ahead, bow fire; en f/i./Asf dirtcic, (nai.) fii'j slraiglit ahead; -fi la cibic, target practice; tIr collectif, collective fire, group firing (body of trooi)s); de combat, actual practice again.st an enemy; practice under conditions of active serxice, 1. e., at unknown distances; de combat collectif, (In/.) collective service practice; de combat indiriduel, (inf.) individual service practice (to teach u.se of cover, of natural rests); de concours, match, competition, firing; com- petition practice; continu, self-cocking flre of a revolver; couch/', (inf.) practice or fire lying down; - — -A coaler bets, (nav.) flre, shot, between wind and Water; coup par coup, fire, shot by shot; single-shot fire (said of a roi>eating arm", as distinguished friiin magazine flre); distance de , distance from the target to the muzzle; 6(fis/a7iceco7iHUf,?,knowu distance firing; d. distances inconnues, practice at unknown distances; d'ecole, V. (indhiduel) d' instruct ion; d'enstmble, (inf.) collective firing; delude, test or experimental firing; d'ezamen, firing or practice to test the efli- cicucy of the men; d'eiercice, practice firing: instruction firing; firing practice; target practice in general; eiercices de , firing drill ; d'erperience, experimental practice; feuillet de , v. s. wftuilltt; ii genoui, fire kn»>eling; de guerre, practice under service conditions; imividud ,(t. Orage, m., draught, traction, pulling load (of vehicles); tow, shafting; journey, towing; quarrying of stone; impression, issue (of a book, etc.); draught (of a chimney), tunnel, etc.); (pAof. )'iirrntiug; (mi!., etc.) drawing of lots; (mtn.) firing of a mine; (7>rt.) drawing of metals; arithmetic, rod draught; de la cfta«d«eiY, furnace, draught; de la dieminte, funnel draught; chevul de —, di'aught horse; d'uncuup de nJiic, (nii.) (filling of a) blast; fure, forced draught; natunl, natural draught; u hi poudre, (min.) blasting; au sort, (mil.) drawing of lots for service; at' ivbe, (cord.) formation of s;! rands by drawing threads through a tube of retinite diameter. trallle, f., (mach.) connecting rod. trallier, v. A. n., to pull about; to fire frequently and aimlessly; to bang away; to slurb; to shirr; to fire as "sides miss her." Trail, hanging away; useless, wild, firing skirmishing. Trail, m., bad shot; rifleman; skir-lumber; sharpshooter; Ailjrit, (French) four regiments of Algerian rifles (Turf-s) recruited from the natives, except fourteen men in each company who are French; Anam, (French) one regiment of Aimam rifles (organized like the English); En g, (inf.) as soldiers (also call and command); d'infantme, infantry skirmishers (all-around) alone generally means skirmisher of infantry); Shiigalais, (French colonial troops) Regiment of Senegalese ritles (organized like the ulgiers); Tonkin, (French colonial troops) three Regiments of Tonkinuese rifles (organized like Algiers). tirant, m., cramp, cramp iron; rib. holufasi: cellar; bolt; axle stay; boot strap; piirse string; (cons., mach., etc.) bcatn, floor beam, tie'oeam, tie-rod, stay, brace, tensile stay, eccentric rod, slay rod; (unif.) kcejier of a sword be't ; (jnug.) briice of a drum; (vdv.) draught of water; • d'arballle, (crjiu.) straining Ijeam; di brnnlmre , bel]ov^"s chitin: dt cdisxe, (miu?.) lirace ofa drum; dc caralier, dog stay; dc (la) chandirie , lioiler stay; diuiioii'il, (coii.i.) diugoiiul stay; di ffrrcnce du d'euii , (wir.) trim; . mvs diffacvce dc , ( nar.) en an even keel; d'cuv , (iinv.) draught of water; - — d'eau (ijal , (nar.) even keel; d'eau en clmrge, (vni:.) load water draft; • d'tnn Unr. (vr.i.) liRht water draught; d'axtvJriqii.e, (mach.) eccentricrod; fiinT , (covs.) hammer bejim; dc fii'irnim de Ijmarrnette, (sm. a.) !)avonet- scf.libard loDp; defrriji, fifake rod; rn'ii'rc , (r')i>'<.) lioboom; iihirqiic du d'mv, V. K. V. wnrqif: ■ du milim dc I'arant-irnhu {art.) middle futcliel; a ridr, v. (?Vai.' Tene: de tuilurc, starting loail; de tolee, (art.) splinter-)>ar stay. tlraudo, f. , pulling rope of a piU- driver, etc.; strap arouiKl a lever; .ooitnettf a , v. s. v. .tnnvftfc dr sonndte, draw line; hand rojw nf a pile 'Irivcr. tire, f.. tout d'vne , at :i jerk, all at once, at ono time. titet ttre! pnllawsyt pnll ahead! tW, m . , shooting (sport) ; drawee Cblll of ocohange). tire-au-flaiic, m., (mil. slang) deadbeat; coffeo- cooler (LJ. S. A.). tire-balle, m., (sm. a.) bullet extractor. tlre-botte(s), m., bootjack; boot hook, tire-boucliei:, m. v., tire-lmucler. titti-bouciiuu, m., oorksoi-ew; (art.) fuse«Ktractor (of a shell). tlre-boucler, ra., mortise chisel. tire^bourrage, m., packing screw. tire-bourre, m., (art.) worm; (.*7J?. o.) wad ex- tractor (obs.); (iiKich.) packing hook. tire-boiiton, m., button hook, strap. tli*-*raise,m., (sla7i^) infantry soldier tire-cart«mche, m., (sm. a.) cartridge extractor. tire-ciiarge, m., (mountain art.) loop (ofa cartridge box). tire-clou, m., nail drawer, nail extractor. Uredevant! tireavaat! pull ahead! (boats). tlrt>-douiiles, m. v., tire-cartouchc. tiro-6toap(!, m., packing screw. tire-€toupnics, m., (art.) primer extractor. tire-feu, m.,(art.) lanyard; cordim , lanyard; cordon a olives, it, olives, slide lanyard. tire-foin, m., (art.) gun worm: wad hook (obs.). trre-foTid, m., eyebolt, long wood screw, sort of screw bell; screw ring; cooi>er's ti'.rrel; (r. r.) screw used to fasten chairs to crossties. tiref onniir, v. a., to fasten or secm'e bj an eyebolt, wood screw, etc. tire-fusf'e(si, m., (art.) fuse extractor, fuse engine (wDodun fuses, obs.). tlre-garfvousse, m., (art.) cartridge v.'orm. tlre-}«»tiit, m., mason's smnoibing tool. tisc-SaJiie, m., (fond.) implement for withdrawing plugs from molds. tirc-liRne, m., ruler; right-line pen. tire-obturateur, m., (art.) oirturator e.Ktractor (for rtmoving a UrdadAvell ring). rire-obvis, m., (art.) sort of shell hook. tlre-plonib, m., glazier's >ise. tire-ployex, v. a., to unload, discharge, put ui order. tire-racSiie, driver, punch. tirer. v. a. n., to draw, pull on, pull out; to haul, drug; to tow; to tighten, stretch; to import, get, obt.oin, reap, gather, extract; 1(1 tap, draw off; to extricate, deliver; to trace, detach; to trace, detach; to draw upon (a correspondence); to print, rim of (so many copies of a book, etc.)); to dig (a canal); to draw (a canal); to draw (tubes, etc.); (hv.) to draw (tubes, etc.); (hv.) to draw (tubes, etc.); (of ficearnis in general) to fire, lift off, discharge;  rest; en l'un, (sm. a.) to fire in the air; sur ajijyui, (im. a.) to fire from a rest; dfs, /(.s. arms, (spne.) to fence; di.i armrsiifcu, to shoot; — - rf'iH.v (hirrx) Us arm. (fine.) to thrust on the h ft (right) side of the adversary's blade: - — sDus isur) les ariius, (fcnc.) to thrust under (over) the adversary's arm; a (balled), [svi. a.) to fire ball cartridges; ry hiirlfiitf. dirt.) to fire in barbi'tic; (II 6(7/(, (7i'n'. «r'.) to haul ship; I)!(n, to be good shot; a, en, hlanc, to fire cartridge-s; au. blanr. v. an tnil: (i, dff, h()iUrt.<<, (art.) to fire A hundred rugs, (art.) to fire red-hot shot; a hundred rugs, (art.) to fire red-hot shot; a hundred rugs, (art.) to fire from the shoulder; to fire standing (said also of a revolver); and, to fire at a target; de la cellule, (art.) to fire a gun (a mortar, etc.); de la cellule, (art.) to fire willow, (reluced) full charges; en chasse, (nop. art.) to fire forward of the beam; cheval qui fire la main, v. s. v. cheval; citiU, U. p.) to perform, carry on, target practice; copie, unc eopie. to make a copy; ait ordtau, to trace by the tape; "Un coup, i»m. Force. (hip,) to breed a mare; An rnuir'l. (hipp.) to pull on the habor and Try to break it; to fall on (launches so;vs to Broak the baiter (stahio vicei; En reiniiif, (vav. art.) to fire alwft the beam; D, revera, (art.) to fire in reverse (ot)lique fire; Tire A ricochet, (art.) to use ricochet fire; La rade, (of a horse) to kick out; D, par, saicu, (art.) to fire saivoii; (tin. a.) To fire volleys; D gee, to draw boats up on land; D utii, (art.) to pull together (all six horses); Su sort, (mil.) to draw lots for military service; Sur le camp, (feiie.) to make a time thrust: D terre, to haul a boat or ship high and dry; D toule volit, (art.) v. iirii Um The voice; (9t troia, (art.) said of a team when oil horses alone pull; an tube, (cord.) to draw yam through tulies in manufacture of rope; la tunique, (unif.) so to pull the tunic as not to show more than the prescribed folds in the back; au vent, (hipp.) to hold the head high; ait vol, U) shoot on the wing (sport); 4 vue, to draw upon anyone at sight. trerie, f., wire-drawing shop; (mil.) wasteful, useless, small-arm tiring. trerie, ra., quarryman's guide. tirette, f., register, shutter, drawer, damper; (m. a., unif.) string (to open cartridge packets, smoke cylinders, etc.). trerie, m., wire-drawer; fencer; drawer of  — — '(■ passion, (mill.) pickefi shot (Inf.) to fire on enemy's artillery during infantry advance. tre-velle, f., manrop, tide roi)e; de cabisian, swifter of a capstan; Tunid de, (cord.) manrope knot. tiroir, m., drawer; (sm. a.) small Hat sliding pin fixing the barrel lo the stock (sjiorling arm-'; (mack.) slide valve; (mil.) second rank (nr troops in ihriM; ranks). (I nli'ss otherwise indicated, the following terms relate to macliinery:) arbre du , ecceiUric shall; armature da , valve work(s); — — ■ d'a.istrrisxtmrnt, (much.) slide valve of a sorvo-inoTor, or of :i syslhiu ameni: ■ auiUiitire, auxiliary starting valve; arance du , v. s. v. aravcc it basse prtssion, low-pressnre slide valve; binteii — , slid'- chi';n; biiite de , slide box; (1 hiutr, l)Ox slide valve; comp( nsf, balanced slide valve; ('(, tit, ciiq^iillc, 3-port slide valve. trcMf- porlod slide valve; ordinary slide valve; conrxt (la - — , travel ol li^.e slide valve; ■ ci/liiulrinue, (li-tribulLng cock: piston vaiv t-; en 1), D'valvt-; (11 D CDurt {Ulng^,^\\^)T\ (long) D valve; di'fihr en , v. s. v. di'fih r: d< pininr til , (mil.) to form liiii' from i-lo-;»x Column; (I df'nttc fur (rariahU), valve with f!\>-d (variable) cut-oil; d( di'ldifi , (^xnausiou vaive, out-'.'Il valve; (.'( dileiiit a pixlou, pistiiii expansion vahc; savs dnciiii . vjlve wilhout lap or lead; ': (/"'/ vrilici -■. 'loulili' iiorlcd slide valve: t )!'//.?(/("•, lirotlii^rhood valve: di^irihutcur, distribulinir sli'li> valve; de disirihuiioii. main slide valvi'. (listrihiiiiin: valve; (art.) fcivl trough (e. g., of the llolchki^-; rovoh log cannon"); dixtribvliun par . disirilniting-\ abi' gear; de distribuJinn aiuilibrt, eiiuilil'riiim >'idi< valve, balanced valve; (I do.i prrci , griiUron valve; li (louhle iiriiici , doul)ie-I>oi led >lide valve. ,n /••, E valve; iqnilibre, eciuilibrium slide valve, halanci'-i slide valve; tiroir 456 iM|t*7 t!ri>ir, eQuilibrer It , to balance, esiuililirate, the slide; d' evacuation, exhaust valve; h, d' , erpamion, cut-ofl valve, expansion slide valve; d'eipansion h ptoon, piston expansion valve; sans garniture , long D valve; glace de , slide-valve face; giissi^re du , slide l>ar; " h grille, gridiron valve; guide du , v. gtis.iihe du ; ^ h haute pression, high-pressure slide valve; d'injec/ion, injection slide valve; intnmediaire, intermediate pressure slide valve; d' introduction, steam valve; d' introduction directe, auxiliary starting valve; mirche, marcher, en , v. s. v. marche, marcher; a mourement rectilignc, slide valve; partie creuse dit , exhaust cavity (of a slide valve); plan du , slide face valve; ii pression intermcdiaire, intermediate-pres- sure slide valve; drecourremenl, Inppcd. valve; reglement du , adjustment ot the valve, valve setting; - — -de rfm'prsemfnf, reversing valve; 11 rotation, rotating valve'or cock; rond, pipe valve, piston valve; dsitge cjlindrique , cylindrical valve; superpose, superposed valve (Trezel); tigc de , slide rod, valve stem; ft trois orifices^ treble-ported slide valve; d. un orifice, single-ported valve; — — de Watt, long D valve. tisane, medical drink or potion, tisane. tlsauerle, dispensary for tisanes in hospitals. tlsard, ra., {nut.) air vent. tison, m., brand, firebrand. tisonne, a., (hipp.) marked \vith bluck spots; cheval , l)randed gray horse, marked with black spots; cheval gris , iron-gray horse. tisonner, v. a., to stir, poke, stir up, a fire. tisonnler, m., poker, smith's poker, fire iron, tisoiinure, {hipp.) irregular black spot (as though made with charcoal). tlssaeje, m., weaving. tlsser, V. a., to weave, plait, twine. Tissu, m., tissue, texture, welted fabric; en hourre de sole, (art.) silk waste Cloth (cartridge-bag cloth); en caoutchouc, rubber cloth; en caoutchouc, rubber cloth; en cftan, hemp cloth; crin, haircloth; impermanence, waterproof cloth; mitall, wire gauze. Litanite, f., (ipi.) titanite. Litre, m., title; legend of a map; deed, voucher, title deed; (in pi.) securities: en, titular; regular by appointment; faux, false title, deed, or document; gracieuz, as a free gift, without cost to the beneficiary; gratuit, at Government expense, free of charge; (i onrreur, at one's own expense; a rvinboursahie, on condition of reimbursement. titrer, v. a., to give a title; une liquiur, (chem.) li Make a standard solution. Titilaire, m., v. a., holder of a title, position, grade, etc.; holding a position, etc. Toe, m., (mach.) driver, stop, catch, tappet, dog; Caleb ring; D'écentrique,  a pulley web joining the rim with the nave; (fowl.) Last, seal; tolle d'amant, amianth cloth; damantine, silk used for cartridge bags in France; tcaluer, tracing linen, cloth; Chinee, water-tight canvas used by French artillery (chinee, dyed); dree, oilcloth; de chine, horsehair cloth; de chine, la, v. s. v. de chine; d'emballage, packing cloth; Smeri, emery cloth; ctre sous la, to be under canvas; to be in camp; sans fin, (potvd.) sort of endless belt for carrying the cake to the graining cylinders; goudronnie, tarpaulin; grasse, tarred canvas; impermeable, waterproof cloth; metal lique, wire gauze; papier, tracing cloth; papier, tracing cloth; . peinte, water-tight canvas (painted, etc., oss.); ti. pierre ponce, pumice cloth; hprilart, thick canvas used for tarpaulins; prclat, canvas wagon cover; d, pulverin, {mil. min.) linen or cloth covered with mealed powder paste; de tente, tent canvas; • vernie, oilskin; verre, glass cloth; il voile, sailcloth; (i voile lighre, duck. toilette, f., trimming a horse; fairt la a un cheval, to trim a horse. tolse, f., fathom (6 feet); instrument to measure height of persons; pile of broken stone. tolsf, m., measurement with a 6-foot rod. tolser, V. a., to measure by the fathom. toiseuf, m., measurer, surveyor. ToilsoTi, f., fleece; Order of the Golden Fleece; la d'or, (the Order of) the Golden Fleece tolt, m., roof; dwelling, house, home; (min.) top, upper, stratum of a mine; en appenlis, v. en 'potencc; en batitre, ridge roof; — - drUre, arched roof; tn croupe, hip roof; cylindrique, barrel or tunnel roof; d, deux croupes, span roof; il deux gouts, v. en batiere; t'gout de, eavesdrop; d L'impérialc, imperial; d pignon, gable roof; plat, flat roof; en poinle, pointed roof; en potence, shed, lean-to; — d 1(71 seul egout, v. tn potence. toiture, f., roofing; d coijaux, roofing with projecting mfter foot; tn plomb, lead roofing. tOIe, f., sheet iron; plate, plating; (in comlunatiou v.itti names of metals) she«t: d'acicr, en acier, stieet steel; ■ — - d'appui, armor shelf plate; armor-plato Ijacking; d chauditre, boiler plate; de choc, dash plate; de del, crown plate; • de cloison, bulkhead plate; C'jiindrta , plate rolling mill; diaphragmc, any partition plate; idc) doublure, lining plate, oackmg, — - d'enveloppt, (steam) shell plate; fa(;onni(, jlanged plate; defaitage, (cons.) ridge plate; cnfer, sheet Iron; pourfer blanc, lattens, tre}iies; • rt»(',latten, trelile; defond, bottom plate; forte, shih; — — gaimnis/e, galvanizerl iron; gaufree, corrugated iron; gltu'is, (fort.) glaci> \>\nU- (,f a turret; gouffre' , chaiuiel iiliitc; ' larninage di , plate roiIi;i^; torefais 457 tMe tdle lami-nie rolled plate; marUtie, Immmcred plate; membrure, (.nav.) plate frame; mince, v . fine; modiratTice, v. d( choc; mouennt, sheet iron (or fliics, etc.; onduUe, corniRated iron plate; I'Hqru de , plate of sheet iron; plastron, breastplate; {'life, flanged plate; de recouvrtment, cover plate; de renfoTi, stiffening, strengthening, plate; ridee, corruj-'ated iron; support de la cuirasse, armor shelf plate, ar- mor-plate backing; triangle en . gusset stay; tubuliirc, (sttnm) tube plate; nrnie, jf.pan!ie<l sheet iron; zinguie, galvauized-iron plate. tolerance, f., toleration; (in the arts, plural gen- erally) tolerance, remedy, allowance. tolf rer»T. a., to tolerate; (in the arts, etc.) to admit (such and such) a tolerance. tOlcrle, f.. sheet-iron works; iron-plate manufac- lure, factory; framework of sheet iron; sheet iron and boiler plate. tolet, ra., thole; thole pin; crutch, fork; afourchc, swivel rowlock: renfort dc , thole-pin reenforce. tOletidre, (., rowlock reenforce; rowlock; afourchc, swivel rowlock. toilet, m., V. told. tombac, m., tombac; fttoTic, white copper; piuchbeck. tombe, f., tomb, grave. tombe-cartouche, m., {sm.a.) cartridge ejector. tomber, v. n., to fall; to fall (off, down, into, from, upon, etc.): to drop off: to meet with, light upon; to flag, abate; to fall (of the wind, tide, night, etc.); (mil.) to fall upon (with the idea of surprise, of violence); to fall, surrender (of a city, fort); (V, arrhre, to fall back; (of a mast) to rake; a la conscription, (jnil.) to be drawn for service, to be conscripted; — deKHUfi, to fall upon; to set to; (unable, to collapse; aufond, to settle or sink to the bottom; (unable, to let down the fires (in furnaces); u Id mcr, to fall overboard; au sort, (mil.) to be drawn for service (at a conscription or at the yearly drawing). tombereaii, ra., tumbrel; a bascu! (art.) sort of tilt cart used for transport of earth, material. etc.; —li Imuc, mud cart; a brax, hand cart; roiilage au, carting. tongue, m., tome, volume. tongue, m., head or cap of a mast; (drawing) tone, tint. tondage, m., horse clipping. tondage, m., clipper; dt cheiaui, horse clipper. tondre, v. a., to clip, shear, shave; to crop; to clip (a horse). tondre, f., (clipper) tonnage. toungue, m., (nuv.) tonnage; brut, gross tonnage; droit de. tonnage (duty); ignl, not tonnage; nh. net tonnage; red, burden, true toimage, dead-weight tonnage; ref (gris), no; .soM.f U pout, under-deck (gross) tonnage; total, gross tonnage. tonnant, n., chundering; inilange, mixture of oxygen and hydrogen. Tonne, f., Civsk, barrel; ton, 1,000 kilogram; (vnr.) Quin buoy, nun buoy; tank boat; (puivd.) tumbling barrel, pulverizing barrel; d'arrimagé, (Mi.), measurement ton; tonne binaire, (powd.) barrel in which a Urtaire (q. V.) is pulverizing; de capacité, dead-weight ton; d'eitraction, (mm.) corb, used in mines; granuliteur de miru, (pinod.) special granuliteur for blasting powder; grenoir, (wd.) granulating barrel; legale, (nor.) register ton; de lisaage, (powd.) glazing drum; lisBoir, (}>owd.) glazing drum; viilanaeoir, (JKiicd.) pulverizing barrel; villa, (JKiicd.) pulverizing barrel; d'poudre aux », v. s. v. poudre; d poudre, powder barrel; de pulverisation, (powd.) This text has been corrected to align with the context and to make it coherent and consistent with the given instructions. d.) rolling barrel; f'elle, (nav.) ton of dead-weight carrying capacity; de registre, register ton; tirniire, (powd.) barrel in which all three ingredients of powder are pulverized together; atriturcr, (powd.) triturating barrel. tonneau, m., aisk. ton, barrel; (art.) target (barrel on a pole) for mortar practice; d'arrosage, watering cart. sprinkler; broyeur, mixing barrel (brickmaking); mflangeuT, mixing barrel; mflangeuT, mixing barrel; mflangeuT, cask bridge. tonnelade, f., (mil.) breastwork of casks filled with earth. tonnellerie, m., small cask. tonnellerie, f., arbor; (cons.) wagon-headed vault. tenner, v. n., to thunder; to thunder (of artillery)-tonnerre, m., thunder. bolt: (fig.) guns, artillery; (sm. a.) breech, powder chamber, seat of the charge; (art.) reinforce, part of the breech over the powder chamber; coup de, thunder clap, stroke; fint de, thunder clap, stroke; firmer le, (sm. a.) to close the breech; ouvrir le, (sm. a.) to close the breech. tonture, f., shearing; clipping of horses. tonture, f., chppings, shearings; (nac.) sheer. toper, v. a., (mil. -ilang) to seize, apprehend. toi»o, m., (mil. sliJig) topographic survey, general staff map; staff; stall officer. topographe, m., topographer. topographic, !., topography. topographlque, a., topographic; brigidt —, v. s. v. brigadt. topoKravure, f., photogravure apjilied to repro- duction of topographical drawings. t«>poni6trle, f., (top.) topomclry (i. o.. the science of accurate topographical measurements;. topoplastique, a., topopla-stic. toqne. f., jockey's cap. toquerle, f., (met.) hearth, ffroiilace, of a forge. toqueiir, f., poker, ra'Kc, for cleaning a furnace. torche, f., torch, flambeau; straw mat laid imder anything to prevent injury: coil (of wire, etc.); dc signal, (mil.) signal torcli. torchf, p. p., wiped; (( la aiabU, mal , badly done ovork ). torche-fer, m., wet cloth for rul)bing soliUring irons. torclie-nez, m., (hipp.) horse twitch. torcher, v. a., to wipe, rul), dean; to build wiih loam and straw mixed. torcliette, f , tuisted osier, twii-: (m(t.) twyi-r scraiier. torrlils, ni., mud, loam, aud straw: imi<l an 1 chopped straw mixeci; mur ill , mud v.ail. torchon 458 torsion torchon, m., rubber, duster, mps; twist of strnw under stones (to protect, the edRes); se dnnner tin , se rafraichir d'un coup dr , (wil. slang) to fu;lit a duel with swords; ftrvietle, iul)l)inK-down cloth (for horses). tord:iK<*» ui-i twsting, twist. tord-boyaux, m., rotgut. tordeuse, f., (wire-) cable-twisting machine. tord-nez, m., (Itipp.) horse twist. tordulr, m., {mel.) stumping mill, ore crusher. tord-orcUIft, m., (hipp.) ear twi.'-t. tordre, v. a., (cord., etc.) to twLst; (fort.) to twist (i\s withes); <■(! garochoir, (cord.) to twist (a rope the wrong way); ile main torse, (cord.) to twist (a rope the wront' wav). tore, ni., torus; (arl.) small semicircular iiioklijig on gims. tornado, f., tornado. tornado, m., tornado. Toroii, m., (cord.) strand (must contain not fewer than six yarns); commis d droUe (gauche), hawser- (cable-) laid strand; cordage h s cassh, stranded rope; en, h.awser-laid; itUmaUe--; de<s s, v. s. r. intervallée. Toroiinaje, m., (cord.) formation of strands from vara: par omdissage, formation of strands by warp- ing; au tube. v. tirage an. Toroi, m., (mil.) tori)odo (nuo, usually torpilk, c|. v.); '//, demeure, fixed torpedo; — — llotlarU, drifting toriiodo. Torpedo; 1., (mil., nav.) torpedo; ground, land, torpedo; mine; a double, v. divergevte; autovia, self-acting torpedo, automatic torpedo, clockwork (land) torpedo; contact mine; antomafélic, electric-contact mine (liring battery in mooring weight); automobile, autoritrice, automobile for- j.odo; locomotive, e. Ua pedo: h(ir,uge, ■ (if bairaijc, frame torpedo; hi.uit, hnvxe, bnnyant torpedo; boaUt, V. bovUi-iorinlle: c(trca.'<-'<e iU -, uiiiie case; chmn // (se:>(i) de i, mine field; ci-ii ;,lct dc ■'■•, line of mine.--; rft coiii'Sii, c;>'(iK-; tov_r)odo; ciinlre, CMUii. riTaine chmn difiei'iiif, dereiisi'. e torpedo; (Griiinrti. drifiing torpedo; diriiarUi: d^- siU.uge, drifting ")ii)ed() let go "slerii; (Uriiav.te de  mobile, mobile torpedo; mouille, mouille entre deux ennt, anchored mine; floating torpedo or mine, buoyant tori-do, buoyant mine; moitille vne, to set or anchor a mine; il mouille d'horloge, clockwork tori-do; d' observation, observation torpedo (land torpedo); obn-^, (art.) torpedo shell; offensive, offensive torpedo; poisson, fish torpedo; pririalive, spar torpedo; portative d'exercice, dummy spar torpedo; purtie, spar torpedo; de preço, a land torpedo so arranged as to go off when valked on or disturbed; pnoiichnigue, pyrotechnic torpedo (i. torpille, a., planted with torpedoes: zone e, zone or area planted with torpedoes. torplller. v. a., (torp.) to torjHHlo; to destroy by torpedoes. torpilleur, m., (mji.) torpedo man; {nav.i torpedo boat ; auUinome, a torpedo boat that aiways travels under its own steam; -ariso, torpeiU) g'.iiiijoat: bateau , torpedo )>oal; beiier , torpedo ram ; caiHinaihx , torpedo catcher; cnn're , destroyer; (I ernbarqaer, torpedo launch; d'c.ianire, \. de Itaule wtr; - — - gardc-cotc, coast-defcuse t orpedo boat ; de liaufe mtr, seagoing torpedo i)o:it; vfdeltc, vedette ton>edo boat; torpedo scout (boat). iorqiip, i"., toripie: dc J- 1, coil of wire. tonvfacUoii, f., riiii.-.iim;; (nul.) roa.^tiug oi <!':<'<: du cnfi, ro.isiing of colTee. torndier, v. a., toroa-t. torrent, m., torrent, Uood, stream. torreiitiel, a., lorrenli,,!, pidit le, torr(-:i!i;ii iniii. tors, :!., twisted, crooked; (cord.) laid; m,, (cord ) I •' i;i , lay. of :; r;.;»>; fto;.s- . wood of l\vi,led grain; coiihiqe qui a Irofi dc , (cord.) ro|)'> iiid i|p too hard; fall/ . (cord.) re\erse twist ; iniilic — —( , twisted ili:iiu link; 6t(r le . (cord.) to unt\vi,t a rope. (<>r>;ide, f , Iwi-.ii-d friiue; joint iii:ide i>y twisiini; t ■' ') \\ ire..- li.'.'ei tier; (unif. ) i)ullioii of :in epiiuli i ; (/ro.'.v.-.v ,«, (j'r. (!.) large '".dhon (field ot'icM'; inh't.i .<, ( /•>. (/.} small bullion ( sii!ii;itern oHicer's epatilets). torsion, f , tor.sion; {cord. ; twist ; bil'tnct dc , torsion Ijalance; ■piii.\.s-r. (cord.; wroni; tvist, gabauDintlretx, dc , v. s. n'. galranomitre. tortffler 459 torttlter, V. a., to twist, wrecrtho; (eord.) to twist j-om into strands: la croupe, (man.) togivea-twixtiiiK motion to a horse's croup; une moTtaise, (earp.) to iMgina mortiiie with an auger. tortiilon, m., twist (of paper); (ar<.) cliol^e ofacort- tridgo. tortur, m., wool filling, pacifying, nicking, sticking, torturing, v. a., to bend, moke crooked. torture, a., tortuous, winding, twisting, meaning doring. tose, f., to tie. totaleur, in., (in.) dynamometer, for measuring total amount of work done.  to touch; to feel try; to get receive, draw; toreiich tu; totoui-h upoii; totouoh up (a horse); to drive, drive on: (fuic.) to touch at (a pint, an island, etc.), to touch (a reef, esand bar. otc): (Vaigiiille d') iin cniiiaji, u> touch a compass needle with a majinet; fts appmntcnuntK, to receive one's pay; 6(1 rre, V. s. v. barre; de la quale, {iruni.) to tap, touch up a horse with a mule whip; tt /larer, to touch and go; d, un port, tacuilut aport; se, {cord.) to be two-block, chwk-a-block; k vif, (man.) to prick a hole. Utu€, i., forryVioat; towage, warping. touCc, f., tow, tnwiige; warp, towline; k'liKth of a towline; tt la — —, ill tow; annirre de, towline; ancre de, Icedpe anchor; de I'arTibr. sleru rope, line; de I'm ant, Ijow rnjo; ilrmjir une, to warp, run out a warp; tina.'isttrc de. tov. line warp. Toner, V. a. r., to swim, low, haul one's self ahead; Grinding, haissikre, towrope; Aiec, HUT. une.ancrc drjef. to kedge. toueur, ra., towhont; Iccdge anchor; stream anchor; Bateau, lowlic.t. tcuffe, f., tuli, wi.ij; clu.^lcr. i;lamp, of treas; tiiicket. toufiii, a., bu.shy, thick; luiix —, ti:ic!c s'.'f)(«l (underbrush). touuller, V. a., (powd.) u< beiit and st.ir; to niix wit ii a tonillijir, q. v. touillolr, m., (poud.) curved sti'.tk used for m.\iug iii^iedipjii.s after being moistened, toulct, u)., V. tulct. toiilctW^rc, I., V. loletiirc. toiilifie,  f., turn, circuil. circuiferous. winding; roof; rei; band; trip; turn; turn; turn (i. c. reviilulioi; lum (i. o., order of such session; (c«/d.) turn, round turn; elbow, kink; (mach.) lathe, lattice shop; winch, wheel and axle; Intention, lum; fm;/. Hour (of guard or other duty): turn to go on; class of duty, roster; (nae.} loj^ ritel. I. Cordage; II. T.nthe; III. Miscellaneous. I. Cordage: d'aiij/uiUc, pad.siiig or trapping of a tail; tour A bitord, spun-yam reel: de bitie, turn around the bit; debUmieibk. bittinj; of thocaUc: de e&ble, foul haw se, elbc^w Arriving the fawn; Crouds, looking turn; Demi, elbow, kink; S eithiels, v. s supiriews; Mort, round turn; Marl avec, et, demi-clef, round turn and a half Hitch; Mort avec deux demi-deft, round turn and two Half liitches; Gimpk, turn around a bitt; S aupcrkuTS, riding turns, upper turns. 