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furrow: small foundation Irciirh; small si leain; (inacli.) oil groove: (fond.) runner, channel for mcllod [du iron: (.sm. a.) t;as port; (fort.) treiuli in which lirst layer of fasi ines is set to one-half their diameter; tremh for sod revetments: df r/ifi.'i.ii.s de place, (art.) groove for trail-truck d'rchupiinnrnf, (.tm. a.) gas port; ri'/'i'Dilfntfiit. culvert: I'llirali . side (iTain of a road; du miliiu. main drain. rtgueur, f., rigor; severity of the weather; arrets de , v. s. v. arrit. rime, 1., rhyme; stroke (in rowing). rin^rd, m., (met., etc.) poker, fire iron; tapping bar; ptorter bar; barre de , picker bar; h crochet, ivooV., fire hook; b, lance, slice, fire slice. ringarder, v. a., (met., etc.) to stir, poke, the fire. ringot, m., (cord.) small grommet, becket. ripage, m., (ma.^.) smoothing of a stone, removal of plaster, with a scraper; (cord.) slipping of a rope; sliifiing of weiaihts in a horizontal direc- tion, as (r. r.) sliding of cross-ties along the ground or on the track, either by hand or by crowbars; de la voic, (r. r.) side shifting of the track. ripe, f., (mas.) scraper; drag. rii>einent, m., boiling of the sea (due to the meet- ing of sutimarine currents); (cord.) slipping of one rope on another. riper, V. a. n., to shift a weight (in a horizontal di- rection); to boil (of the sea); (ma.i.) to scrape or make smooth (with a drag); (7?ot.) to shift (of cargo); (cord.) to sHp, surge; pirtceli , V. s. v. pince; svr, (cord.) to wear, chafe, against: to voie, (r. r.) to shift the track sidewiso. riposte, f., (fcnc.) parry and thrust, ripost, return thrust; (man.) start, jump (of a horse on feel- ing the spur). (The following terms relate to fencing;) Compound ripost (i. e., the result of a combination of movements); contre-dire, counter thrust (attack following a parried ripost); droite, a ripost in the same line as the parry; d'opposition, high ripost (hand elevated on a count of the adversary's opposition; simple, simple, straight, right; du tac, a thrust or blow following immediately on a parry; (1 temps d'arré, ripost preceded by a pause. riposter, v. a., (fenc.) to parry and thrust; (mil. and art.) to fire back; to return fire; an feu. (art.) to return an enemy's fire; d, la mouche, v. s. v. mouche. rlquette, f., (met.) scrap iron; clipping from skelp when there is more metal than is required; for de, scrap iron. risban, m., (fort.) risban, (artificial) bank or flat piece of ground on which a battery may be constructed for the defense of a harbor; arme port battery. Risberine, f., risberine; pile and stone work to protect a foundation against washing; space between the shoct piling and the body of a colt; dam; (firl.) risberine; fasiano work at the foot of an embankment. Rissel, f., squall, gust (of wind). Risque, m., risk; de capillar, risk of capture: s de gurrn, risks of war; .V de mcr, perils of the deep: dangers of the sea; (1 4(.v.V ct perils, at one's own risk. risse, f., (cord.) gripe, lashing, framping, rope. Risser, v. a., (nav.) to launch to the deck. Risson, m., four-clawed grist. Rissa, In., river bank; shore (of the sea, of a lake); (tick.) riveling. rive, f., bank, shore, border (of a s( ream, of a lake); lowpalli: skirt, edge, Ixinlcr (of a wood); (fnrr.) edge, t)order (of a horseslioo); amie. (mil.) our side, our linnk. of the river; d'arrirrr, (ponl.) bank to which a bridge is built or towar<l which it is dismantled; dc dijiart. (pont.) bank from which a bridge is built or from which it is disinaiulod; deuxihnr. , v. d'nrrivir; — — droiic, right bank (of a stream); rive 399 robinet rive ennemie, (mil.) the enemy's side, the other .si'le of a stream; eztcme (interne), (Jan.) outer (inner) border of a horseshoe; d'un/our, border of a furnace; gatiche, left bank (of a stream); fntmitTe , v. de depart: teconde , v. d'anivie. riv* p. p., bent over (of a sword point, etc.). rivenient, m., clinching (of a nail). river, v. a., to clinch; to clinch a nail; to rivet; mnrdachefi , v. s. v. mordache; prrsse A , v. s. v. preste; sur virole, to clinch on a ring. (For other compounds, see rivetage and rimire.) riverain, m., person lix-ins on the bank of a river -or lake; owner of property situated along a road, a forest; (in pi.) inhabitants of both sides of a street. riverain, a., riparian; bordering on a forest; owning property situated along a forest, road, or street; pro/irietaires s, (near) neighbors; propTictis «*, neighboring property. Retvet, m., rivet, clinch: (fan.) clinch of a horseshoe nail; bonier of a horseshoe nail; (cons.) edge of a roof at the gable; d'aasemhlage, rivet connecting two or corresponding parts; bnufroUe, snap-head rivet; chnsne, riveting set; de clou d'un fer i cheval, (fan.) horseshoe clinch; ccarUment des s, pitch of rivets; en/oncer la tite d'un, to countersink a rivet; li c lit reloine, slay bolt; filde, threaded bolt; foncer vn, v. enfoncer la tite d'un; fraite, countersink rivet; fraixer la tite d'un, v. enfoncer la tete d'un, marteau h, riveting hammer; noye, countersink rivet; noyer un, (fan.) to clinch a nail; rahf de s, row ofrix ets; refniiler un. v. s. v. refovler; fi tete affiirie, finish Head rivet; The conique, conical-head rivet; The tête, the countess, rivet; The perdue, countersunk, flush, rivet; The tête, the roundhead rivet; The tête, the roundhead rivet; The tête, the snap-head rivet; The  rivptiru; — rn rang, single riveting; imjile, single riveting; imjile, single riveting; i tetf onique. cniiiciU ri^•ptiIg; fi trti fraiiri, cniiiitersnuk rivptiLg; ripli. h trnix rani", triple riveting; i rn zijzag, zigzag riveting. riveter, v. a., to rivet. rive-palllette, ni., (Vr. art.) (Drimpr reenforce (Do Kel Typ cartridge). riveur, m., riveter. rive, (mark.) riveting machine: a rnprur, steam riveting machine. RIVER, f., river; (top.) narrow valley containing a few feet lie springs (rare); fass, (top.) temporary or overflow channel of a river; river, to de Ofnet, the Riviera; haute, full river; marchande, naigable river. rivoir, m., riveting hammer; rivet set. rivure, f., hinge pin; pin-connected Joint; (action of) riveting; the head of a rivet (shaped in all); riveted joint (s), rivet Joint; clinched end of a rivet; bomhie, snaphead riveting; en carre, chain or square riveting; chaln, chain riveting (butt riveting, butt-joint riveting); chained double, double chain riveting (single butt riveting); conque, conical, hammered joint, riveting; converge, group riveting; contingente 6. n rangs, 7-group Meeting: Des rangs, double riveting; Double, double riveting; Double, recurved, double lap riveting; Enquiry, zigzag, snake, staggered, riveting De force, special riveting, riveting of special Strength; Frain, countersimk riveting; En goutle de snif, round-head riveting: De joint, ede; riveting: Plate, Hat riveting, Hush riveting; A plot-joint, butt-joint reeling; A point de diawant, conical riveting; A recurrence, lap (joitii) riveting; A recurrence, double lap (joint) riveting; A recurrence, double lap (joint) riveting: A recurrence,  riz-paln-sel, m., (mil. slang) anyone connected with the commissary department. robe, f., dress, robe fof a jucU'P, etc.): the mais- tracy; (Itipp.) (coat ofahorse^: name for the whole of the hairy coeringof a horse, tail and iiianeincluiled; binaire, coat of two elements; de cheral .cnixt of a horse; chceaui dt mfmf -. horses matched in color; compwle, composite coat 'more tlian one color j: de diHT /loi'/.v. mi.ved coat ft wo colors, p. g., gray r, — — (f'u/i "f.vZ />()»/. simple co:;t (oiilv one colon; simplr. siiJii'lecoai isiiii,'le color); -tervnirt, coat of ( Iiipp firmpiils: d< trois poih, mixed coat 'three elements). robinet. m., cock: tap: idiii: of a cock; (.art.) con- in'<'tiiig tiilie (of a coTiihiiiation fuse': (.«.Vnm) Corliss \al\e; d'admission, team coc .. ailiri.-,sioiiC(K'k: if air. air cocl. : atinienloire. d'alioK i.totion, fcpi! cock; (I ijulnirt . anule cock ; d'arrit. sloiH''>ck; d'arrosai/f, valer-ser- icecoc!;: (/'K/xni/ioii.snclion coi'k: autonmtiur.^i'if-Mtiuv cocl: : — - pour Ixiirea no nic. bib cock; hiii.wirau de - — -, sIipII of a dM'k: (1 boissrnu, ()r<linary faiiri'l. plug co<'k: de l>oite ti graissr. grease cock : clef de , lilug of a cock ; de chaudi'frt . gauL'o cor.. : (I clif crru.'-r. hollow i>lii^; coc'. — - de c'imniuiiiidli'fi. fo:iiiiiiitiitatiiig cock; condrn^i ur, coiilpris^'r coc;.: de ciilindre. dr:iii) cock, pel cock; — - conique, coniail cock; robinet 400 romalne robinet de df charge, delivery cock; de diteriie, expansion cock; dw/ri*«/«ttr. regulator cock, distribjting cock; dc dixiribulion. v. distribuUur; d eau, water cock; d'eau, gavigc cock; A eau saUe ,h Tine cock; • — -d (tchnppemeni, exhaust cock; del'erumf .scum cook; d'eniTce de vapeur, stenm regulator; iquilibre, balaiiced cock; d ipreuve , gauge cock ; d'essai, gauge cock, try cock; d'c.isai de pompe, iiet cock; sei.agi's, gauge cooks (one above tlic other at diilerent levels of water); d'cracwi'iort, exhaust cock; d'cx/inclion des/eui, steam cock for putting out fires; dVr/raWion, Mow-off cock; d'eilraciiov j>nr lefonii, txittom blow-oCcock; d'eilractiov h la surface, brine cock, scum cwk. surface blow-oS cock; a feu, fire plug; tloiteur, float gauge; de goflei, tallow cock; lie graissiije, a graisie, graisseur, proa'^c cock, tallow cock, lubricating cock; h huile, oil cock; ii incendir, fre plug; d'inccndie, steam lire cock; indkaleur, gauge cock, indicator cock; (/ ' i njeetio n , i n jection cock ; d' injection d la cale, bilge injection cock; d'injection par vulange. robiiietterle, f., cooks aiul valves. rohre, m., oak, Knglish oak. rolmrlte, f., (crpl.) rnburite. roc, in., rock, mass of rock; di , rocky. rocaille, f., rtK'kwork. rocailletix, a., fliu' y, stony. rocantln, m., v. roquerUin. roche, f., rock, rocks, mass of rock; hardest stone of a quarry; calcareous, scmicompact stono, containing shell prints; lump (of coal); cr;ide borax; (in pi.) overbumt or vitrified bricks; (met.) horse; banc de , (hydr.) reef; converted, la miree, (hydr.) half-tido rock; hfeu, (artif.) Valenciennes composition, I'.re- stone; a fleur d'eau, (hydr.) rock on a level with water; fond de , (hydr.) rocky bottom; noyie, (hydr.) simken rock; out decouvre b, mi-marie, (hydr.) half-tido rock; ('( set, rock salt; a soudcr, soldering stone; sou* Tfou, (Aydr.) sunken rock. • roclicr, m., high, steep, rock; (hydr.) rock (above water), small islet; banc de . (hydr.) reef; qui veille, (hydr.) rock above water. roclier, v. a., to sprinkle with borax. roclict, m., (mach.) rack, ratchet, ratchet wheel; ratoh; d'encliquetage, ratchet wheel; rayurcd , v. s. v. rayure; roue h , ratchet wheel, cUck. rochctte, f., (artif.) war rocket (obs.). rocheux, a., rocky. roclioir, v. a., solder box. rodage, m., grinding; d, I'emeri, grinding of a lens (with emery). rodcr, v. a., to grind, to rub together; to polish (as bird shot); (i Vcmcri, to grind with emery. rdder, v. n., to work smoothly (of a machine, a mechanism): to have play;" sur son ancn, (nav.) to veer at anchor; -sur un pivot, to turn on a pivot. rodct, m., horizontal mill wheel. rotlolr, m., poU.shcr: grinder; — — I'l I'aneri, emery stick. rogatolre, a., commUsion , (law) requisition by one judge on another. roKue, f., scab, mange, inveterate itch; mildew on wood. roariie-pietl, m., (farr.) farrier's butteris, rasp. roRiier, v. a., to pare, scrape, trim; to cut olT; U jiiid d'un cheval, (farr.) lu pare a hoof. rogneux, a., scabby, mangy, itchy. roRiion, m., kidney; kidnej- stone; (ham.) cantle (of a saddle); hmidc dc , (horn) c-antle iilatc; hicssiirc auT — -s. (hipp.) navel gall; .V df fcr notjcs dans I'asphaltc, (cons.) iron cdn- cr.te: 7nine en .^^ (wet.) kidney ore. roRHiire, f., shred, clipping, paring. rol, m., Icing. rOle, ni., sheet (of wridiig, on both sides): hit. catalogue; ivnl.) roll, rolls, ro-iler, muster roll (ohs. in France; controle noininatif is used in- stead): (Uur) (•ulen<iar (of cases to be tried); (wacli.) roller: (luir. } liill: , d' coinlint. (rxtv.) quarter bill: ■ d'equipiioc, (nav.) list, musiiT roll, of the ship's company: — — d'inccndie, (nav.) fire-statiou hill: poriir sur Ic , (mil.) lo put or c.irrv on the rolls; ■ dt poste, (nav.) slation bill: dc quart, (nav.) walcli bill: • ■ dcs soldats, (mil.) niusler roll; (J lour df , in turn: (mil.) by roster (of duty). ronialllet, ni., v. ro7n'M(/^/. roniain, a.. Koman: (mil.) infnntr\'man Crare). romaino, f., steelyard: lever 'of a weighbridge); sliding-weiirht testing inacliiie: ro|)e-testing inacliiiie: roman i lettering' for maps): droitc, ui)riglit roman (for \ illages on maps); romaine 401 ronuelle romaine A leviern multiple*, compound-lever test- ing machine; oscillante, steelyard; ptncKie, inclined roman (for hamlets on maps). rombaillet, m., graving piece, dutchman. romlt*, f., {npl.) romite. ronipre, v. a. r. n., to break, break in pieces, alter; to burst through; to destroy (as roads, bridges, etc.); to break the effect of; to interrupt, discontinue, prevent, avert, break off, divert, keep off; to fail in an obligation; to fatigue; to train, accustom to, become accustomed to; (opt.) to refract; (/?nc.) to retire (said alf) of loxin; to part: (mi/.) to break an enemy's line; to reduce, diminish, the front (as of a column for a march); to pass from line to column; to break into column; to lose one's formation; rute armie, (mil.) to break up or disband an army; les arriti, (mil.) to break up or disband an army; lecamp, (mil.) to break up a square; to reform into into Column from square; charge, to break bulk; un chin, to break up a road; un cheval, (man.) to break a horse; un cheval, (man.) to train a horse to a gait; en colonne, (man.) to break into column; le combat, (man.) to break into a fight; le cou d'un cheval, (man.) to make the head of a horse fle.xilile; un coup, to weaken or deaden a blow; un covrs d'lau, to divert a stream; un covrs d'lau, to divert a stream; un courant, (lec.) to break into a current; (i droit, (man.) to break into a current to the right; un chcval, to interrupt a horse while drinking, to keep him from driving his fill; un fatigue, to insure to fatigue; un Jtl, V. un cours d 'eau: fi gauche, (mil.) to break into column to the left; t'l glace, to break the ice; un gui, to destroy a ford; la wits, (fence.) to inure to war; la wits, (fence.) to retire while parrying; In ric.iureh s'yn ad'ersafri, (fine.) to keep one's adversary from delivering histrism; le p'j.s, (mil.) to break step, to take route step (as in going over bridge); — — 'in pont. to destroy a bridge; la priynn, to inflict jail: les raijn, (mil.) to break ranks, to be dismissed Casaflardrih: le xnl pi'ire, to pulveri/e saltpeter; la semt'lei fenc.) to retire; a foot's length; une!rt)Hi>e, (mil.) to drive in a body of troops, throw it into disorder. From the point, p. p., broken: travel; (ntr.) carri. a.vay; imil.) defeated, broken up; From the min. bidken road: From the fatigue, yitrre, etc., inure. to fatigue. War, etc.; From -, (man.) broken gait, resembling the Injuring and the Injuring hard, im. \. Force, etc.; From -, (man.) broken gait, brier: Artillery, (min., fort,) obstacle or enlivening Compose of -oiral or barbed wire, so as To form artificial born. Road, a., round, circular, rounded off Full, even; round (of a number); shift (of the Wind); From -e, round, round; circle; wheel; Traversing (date; circular sieve, lift between), of A wagon; (matt.) iron of round cross section; (pi.) Bar iron: (man.) volt; d'arrêt, re-train, upper part of a fifth-wheel: cond d'avant-train, (man.) to cut a volt; de cuir, le.4ther water; leather round for a chair; (hence, /am.) person who never leaves his desk, paper man, chair warmer; de dessoua de train, v. d'amint-train; de dessat de train, v. d'arrêt-train; d'eau, circular reservoir or basin of water; en, round, in a ring; faui, (met.) bend or curve due to irregularity of heating or of cooling (as in a gun barrel or other steel tube, or in any other piece that should be cylindrical); de pulpier, (sm. a.) paster, target practice; quart de, (juarter round; de roue, tire; turner en —, to turn round; trarniller un eheval en, (man.) to work a horse in a ring. ronde, f., round; round hand; (mil.) rounds (duty and party); (man.) round, volt; h la, round. around; chemi-n de, (fort.) chemiTi de ronde: de commandant d'armes, (mil.) rounds nia<le by the c. o.; cnntre, (mil.) check rounds; en, (mil.) ofi rounds; itre de, (mil.) to be on one's rounds; faire la, (mil.) to make rounds; major, (mil.) round made by a field officer or by the major of the garrison; grand rounds; de unit, (mil.) night rounds; d'officier, (mil.) officer of the rounds: de sous-officier, (mil.) n. c. o.'s rounds; supi'rieure, (mil.) grand rounds. rondeau, m., (art.) astragal, round molding on a gun. ronrtelle, f., any (small) round of wood or metal; washer, packing washer, scutcheon, disk, wad; round-nosed chi.sel: (pond.) disk, i)ellet; (art.) face plate, obturator plate: vent-bush plate; small washer for the p<nnts of a star gauce; (mach.) dial; (met.) disk of I'piirified) copper; agrafe, (art.) primer spindle catch; - — — annulaire, ring washer; d'arret, (gteam) .screw of safety-valve lever; arretoir(e), stop; (.tm. a.) cut-oil; (art.) woo<leu base phig or bottom ofa canister: /<^f(m/ff, Hellex ille disk orsi)ring; • de bout, (art.) axle-end washer; de bontfi cr(Khrt, hook washer: de Imut d'i.'<sieu, linchpin v.asher; de boutd piton, eyebolt washer; de butre, (mach.) thrust collar, supporting ring or collar (as ofa spiral spring'; lie carton, pastel>oarii disk; en arlon-pate, (art.) pastelioard obturator; de Colli! d'e.tsu u , shoulder washer: (i C'lupelle, (art.) cup washer (of an axle"i; fi croiiiil. (art.\ drag hook; iiook v.asher; (I cnicliitii itreiUi , iart.) drag hook; — - df cuir, heather disk or washer: • — — (i< cuir embouli. cup leal her w aslier: — (/ cnvtttc, elastic cup washer (.:s fir armor 1 ullsi; < fond.) ring servini: tc latlerii (in i)rojeclile ■^tho 'iiig, shoulder washer (o di-'. - - lie (h'moiilfin removal of a i'r.Liice'i; I'la^tiqtK . elastic was! (t'l ]iaulem<nt. (art. ) a.\lc); d'liix'iholniir . (art.) sabot spherical projectiles, obs. i; - - ni're diut. v. f':n--sr — — ; d'iloiipage. (tiiarh.) packing waslier: rf'c.wj/ 1/ . drag v,a--her jdaie; fau.''.te , (mach.) iiuennediate di^k ^of sliliing rollers : - -d( lli-ch, . (or'.) flat rit>!', li-iinu' tl'e for the liead of th'> jien h. ci.i in Ih and hind axletree; fiisililr. I ri'idi.' fusible pliii;. -iafetv plug: '/(• (jarnilun . (iv.acli.) packing v.;usher; if tin (for perung 1-olster •iS'i -r -*_'G rondelle 402 roue rondelle d'obturateur, (F. m. art.) gas-check plate; (Murairice, (mach.) packlnj; washer; outertf, semicircular washer; de pajiin, (I. p.) paster; en i>apicr, {arti/., fie.) paper round, patch: porte-cortronne d'appui a'obturateur. ( F. m. art.) hearing plate of an olHurator collar; IMTte-obturatevr , ( F. in. art.) j;as-<'heck plate; de fxmdre, (art.) powder ring (of a double- action fuse): (riowd.) powder f>ellet: de ;)rf.M(on, nulTer-spring disk; de refroidi-isemmJ, (fond.) cooling ring (used to protect the band of a projectile in projectile casting, v. prisonnier); de rentage, (art.) adjusting disk (of a sub- caliber tube); rex.iort. (art.) spring safety disk (of a fuse); de rivurr, rivet plate, washer; de Kerraqe, (art.) tightening or filling disk; de xfireti, v. res.iort: en talus, beveled washer (for bolts): de tran.srni.ision, (art.) powder ring (com- municating fire to the time train of a double- action fuse); de virilicaiion, (art.) Hat iron ring used as a gauge for shot molds. rondcinent, adv., smartly, quickly. rondeiir, f., roimdness, circumference. Round log or spar (of small dimensions); round wood, pole, billet; (fort.) short palisade; d'une palanque, (fori.) lilling-in timber of a stockade; plancher en s, corduroy floor or roadway; de voie, (r. r.) round tie. roud-point, m., point of intersection of several streets, circuit. ronnement, m., snoring; peal, boom; de canon, f, roar of guns; de la mer, roar of the sea. ronfler, v. n., to snore; to roar, rumble, peal; to ignom (of guns); to snort (of a horse). ronger, p. p., eaten, worm-eaten, corroded; pitied (of iron); de vers, worm-eaten. ronger, v. a.j to gnaw; to corrode, eat away, waste; lefrein, to champ the bit. r«K|uentln, m., (mil.) in France, old soldier allowed a residence in citad els, forts, etc. rofiuet, m., (ariif.) war rocket. roguetto, f., v. roquet. rosbif, in., roast I'cef; de mnuton, leg of mutton (rare). rose, f., rose; rose color; (art.) wind card, wind (liagrain; de la carne, (met.) irisaled suit in steel, 6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/6/ Dear, (ar. reed friction primer.) ro-^'C, f., '!ew; jiiii:it dc , dow-i>oiiil , rosette, f., rosette; red ink: rod chalk: l)iirr, rivet pbie, disK, washer, sciiifheon: spur rowel: clDut nail: spec:: (defect ^ in wood, ale.; (met.) ca..e of (parilied) copper; {cord.) rose lashing; drt)ittiint, (.•'111. a.) lore-swi\el stud; fi ti'incle el ft anntau, ri\et plate, wit ti loop ami ring attached; cunrc de , \-. s. v. cuivrf; crochet, (art.) hook and plate; pilon de cliaine d'lnrayaijc, (ordinary wag- ons; l(K-k-chaiii jilate: en talu^, be\ elod washer. rossard, m., (carrier pigeons) i>oor, worthless, pigeon. rosse, f., (man.) worthless horse; jade. rossltfiiol, m., niu;htingale; picklock; quarryman's fork: (carp.) mortise wedge; (m-ocft.) air valve, sniftiiig vab e; (hipp.) artificial fistula (ig- norantly supposed to help the breathing of a broken-winded horse). roster, v. a., (cord.) to woold. rostiire, f., (cord.) woolding; /aire une , to woold. ^ rotariR, m., v. rotin. rotatir, a., rotatory, rotating: m'lr'iine ve, rotary engine; oulil , rotating tool. rotation, f., rotation; (man.) action of turning on the siiot; crhnailUreh , (mach.) revolving rack. rotative, f., (mach.) rotary engine. rotatoire, a., rotatory. roter, v. n., fur Vavoine, (hipp.) to be off his feed; — snr la besogne, (hipp.) to be lazy, unwilling to work. rOtle, f , (fon-f.) running up of a (party) wall at one-lialf the thickness of the lower part. rotlri, m., rattan. rOtir, V. a., to roast; (met.) to roast ore. rOtissaRe, m., (met.) roasting, calcining. rotolde, m., solid of revolution, rotule, f.,kneepan; whirll>one; (marft.) small roller or wheel; s'arliculcr li , v. s. v. articuler. rot-vert, m., (hipp., fnm.) cr\Titorchid, crypt- orchis, (popularly) ridgeling,"rig. rouable. m., rake, fire rake; a vase, mud rake. rouage, m., (mach.) wheelwork; wheels; train wheels; machinery, mechanism; hatterie en. v. s. v. hatterie; bois de —, wheel timber; chalne, (mach.) chain wheelwork; fi courroie. (mach.) strapped wheelwork; debit du, (mach.) travel of wheelwork in unit time; prendre en, v. s. v. prendre. roiian. a., m., (hipp.) roan; roan horse: — cap de more, roan with black mane and tail; chcial, roan horse; Clair, light roan white predominates; foiicc, dark roan (brownish red predominates); ordinaire, ordinary roan (red, white, and black in substantial quantities); rohe ne, roan coat; rinciii, rod (blood, strawberry, wine) roan (red in predominance). roiiaiine, f., marking tool, ironing iron: II iiinrr/iKr, timber Marker; (/( poinpe, pump t)orcr. rouaniie, a., (hipp.) said ol a gray coal willi chosl-nul liairs. to mark, brand; to liurr; to enlarge the bore or channel of sinill marking tool, scrairr. Ms: III, \"' ( i:i'lir('ct ) roii.iiiiier, v, line pom pi. n imnip. r()u:'.imef le, f., pointiT. ron!'. 1,, wheel. I. Macbitiery: II. \\';itcr wh' hides and insct'IlaiU'ous. I. .Machinery: h action dircctc i inlinclr i, direct acliiig wlii'ds; - -(1 aite, lly wheel; ('; alluclioii.'.-, cogwheel: dnniili, l)r\fl wheel, lio-.rl gear: niiler wiu'el ■ "in I arbrc, whei'i and axle; • .s d'asxoTlimcnl, interct;an,:^eal lo gear; Inirhotin, sprocket, wlieel; cnlaje d'une , keying, wedging, of a wjiefd; — -calie. wheel keyed or wedged on; C'lliT une , to weitge. to key, on a wheel; a camci, cam wheel, wiiKjr wheel; roue 403 rone roue de earriire, quarry capstan; 6 chaltu(.s), chain wheel, chain pulley; de champ, crown wheel, face wheel; ehanaement de », change wheels; a chtvTOTu, wheel with V-shaped teeth; en cizuT, heart wheel; h coins, we<lge friction wheel; de commande, driving wheel; conductrice, driving wheel, main wheel; conduile, driven wheel; conique, v. d'angle; coniqne menante, main cone driving wheel (of a steam windlass); A cordf, caljle pulley; ii couron nr, v. de champ: de courroie, belt pulley; h couUaux, rotary culler (wood working); CTfuse, internal wheel; cylindrique, spur wheel; cylindriqiie il dents hilicoidales, cylindrical spiral pear; decalage d'nne , imkeyinp; of a wheel; decalee, loose, idle, wheel; decaler une , to unkcy, release, a wheel; it declk, ratchet wheel; dent de, d'une, , cog; dentir, toothed or cogged wheel; gear wheel; denlec il action dirccle (indirecte), direct- (in- direct-) a<ting toothed gearing; dcntee d'angle, v. d'angle; dentieh couronne, v. de champ; dintie d couronne interieurc, crown wheel wiih internal teeth; dentec ct/tindrique, spur wheel; dentie a dents de bois, mortise wheel; dentie droitc. v. denlee cylindrique; dentie epicycloidale, v. epicycloidale; dentie en ^ages, v. en itages; dentie interieure, v. inlirieure; dentied rochet, v. hdiclic; a dents, cogwheel; d, dents de bois, mortise wheel; fi dents de cotes, v. de champ; ■ d. dents droites, strai<;tit-toothed wheel; a dents itagies, v. en itages; (idere(ureexi«r»<urc(»n<«r»€ure),spur (internal) wheel; h dents inclinies, obliques, oblique-tcwthod wheel; sans denture, friction wheel: diaemjTenir Its s, to unge;ir the wheels; • dilachie de I'essieu, loose, idle, wheel; de distribution, starting wheel; — — droite, spur wlieel; • doubled filets symitriques, v. - — ii chevrons; ■ ti. II. Water wheels: arbre de, paddle shaft; anbe de, paddle wheel, mill wheel; il aubes, paddle wheel, mill wheel; il aubes, circle wheels with curved float board; il aubes fixes, radial paddle wheel; il aubes en porte-ii-faui, overhanguing paddle wheel; il augets, bucket wheel; il augets de coli, breast water wheel, bucket wheel; 6 augets de dessus, en desstis, overshot wheel; il are vertical, turbine; il baquets, bucket wheel; caisse de —, paddle box; chemxn de la —, wheel race; il choc. v. il iialiltts planes: de cijte. middltvsiioi wheel; breast wheel; dt citti classique, standard or type water wheel; cotiiirhtrede, v. cai.wi (/c - : jiiir dirriiri. high breast wheel; ( n deKstiu.t, iiiulerslK At wheel; En dassu, o'ershol wheel; il eau, water wheel: eulialoire, water (raisins' wlum'I; il goditi, scooi) wheel, l'er>i;ill which. hi licoiili, un tiiliiedeaii.screw; hytnuiliqiii, hydniulic wheel, water wheel; liildrtuilujii il tnujit-''. bucket wheel: hydraulique de diti, breist wheel. iuiddlt-sli'>i whiM'l: — Imdranlique par derrih'.\u\^h breast wheel; - - liyJriiiilique eudtufous i^dennu.it. uinler- (.over-) shot wheel; Iiydraiiiiqueii moulii'. mill wheel: ■ lii/Uranliqui il /i/i/i/d.v, lla^h uhetl. — Our language is a subject of great importance, v. woyeu de bavibes; turbine, turbine; d lympan, v. 6 godets. 111. Vehicles and niLscelltineous: snrraitp//<s, coupled wlieels (of alocomotive); airiere, hind wheel; hiii<l wheel of a bicycle; d'nrriire, hind wheel; stem wheel of a river boat; trailing wheel (as of a locomotive); de Varrilre-train, hind wheel of any four- wheeled velvicle; d'arant, leading wheel (as of a locomotive); fore wheel of any four-wheeled veliiclo; d'avanl-train, (,arl.) limber wheel; s de I'ainnl-train, fore wheels of any four- wheeled vehicle; avec rats, spoke wheel; b.iv.dage de , tire; bateau d s, (nar.) side-wheeler; de bois, wooden truck (wheel); bolte de , nave box; de cable, {cord.) cal>lo coil; calage d'une , scotching of a wheel; calie, scotched %.heel; C'tler line , to scotch a wheel; de canon, hour whe<'l; chan-jer une , (art.) to change wheels; ch'ilnr vne , v. ;;. v. chuirtr; de chaussa , minute wheel: — — a clievillts, quiurier's treadmill: dc commandt , \. cnnductrice; er>mmavjlie. (locomotive 'i driver; • de commcltagc, (cord.) laying wheel; • de coinp'c, • -coinpteur. register; coiidticirice, driviu!,' wlieel (.of u locomotive); de cordage, coil of rojui; di'cr.hr vne , to unscou-h ;i wheel; ■ denlt'c, sprocket x.heci ot a bicycle, lU. dirrifri. , v. d'nrriire; de dtrnnt, v. ■ d'nrnnt: ■ directrice, fore, steering', wheel of a bicycle; h disque, HoUd, pl:)ti', whtel; a cchapjH\iuui , esciij^e wln'i'I; eiohiittre line — -, to tire a wlicel; (1 emtri, cnierv wlieol; e7> , whet'l-shaiied; fnr<vi'U]r d'inie , siioi'fng of a wheol; enrayeed bloc, wheel skidded ti^'l;!; /■lirr In .to vhoel about ; (gym.) ti turn hand- s;)riii!.'S siiiowuvs: f'lirr ilm pnna dt , t'l iTTilu" or t:i'.;e a wheel jiurchase; fii'.t/rir (i(s — — .«. wbeo! cr.niiii'; ^ - -/-rr/f, tired wlir.l; firrir une , to ) ire a who"' I; /' II lie , wherl liie; iifiu, (aril/.) Ciithiirine wheel; dii gouiirnnil ,(iuii .) 'sicrring) wVieel; ■ pniir gonrcnrrh la ■miiin 'it hi riipcur), (nav.) !'.:Ui'' sifaiii ^ .stciTil);j v.lii'il; — - h'i'i'»:('i , a wheel befue its f-.'llir-s are put on, Sjieech; invir de. rouelle, f., cut, slice, of any round article; (hipp.) rowel; circular seton. rouer, v. a., (cord.) to coil down a rope; to ret; (Jij.) to harass, wear ou( ; a contre, (cord.) to coil against the sun; d tour, (cord.) to coil witli tlie sun. rouet, m., sphuiing wheel; sheave, shesno of a Idock; curb of a well; (mach.^gear wb.eel of a mill; - — en bronze, brass sheave; (I chaine, chain she-ave; (i cylindrc, multiplying sheave; a d( , t)Ushod shenve; de ga'iac, ligimm-vitiv sheave; lumiirc d'un , oil hole of a slieave; de ponlie, sheave of a blncV : de strrurc, scutcheon of a lock. roiiette, f., osier, twig. rouKc, a., ra., red, red hot; red pigment, color; red lieiu: blarw, (met.) white heat; welding heat; 6o;.s , wood beginning to decay; lir wood, red deal; bouUt , (art.) red-hot shot (obs.); cerise, (met.) cherr>-re(! ; arise Clair, (mil.) i.rigl.l cherry-red; cliaitl)/ au , red hot; (■)/(( re , ( nut.) re<l copper; fir , red-hi.i iron; au minium, engineer's cement; ji'iifisant, (iiul.) nascent red; pftil , (met.) light red; ■ ro.se, (met.) rose-red; siuH'I , v. fto; lie; vif, (met.) iirighl re<l. ronKCnr. f., re'iness; (in pi.) reddish spots (nn- nouticing dec:'>' of woodV roiigir, v. a. n., to redden; to ^row red; (m<t.) to heatn-d hot; (1, (/), blrnic, (mrl.) to bring t.) welding f.iiif ,(7i>il.) loheatreii hot. roiiillarre, m., rusiitig lesp. of iron ^iiid stool i;i the opon air). rouille, I,, nisi ; 'In c'liirr, verdigris. rouiller, v. a. r.. to r;ist : s' -, to liocoiiio nisly. rdiillleux, a., rusty. roiilllure, f., rusiiness fof metals, and of oats, ot.-. I. ronlr, v. a. (cord.) 1o rot. roiilssage, in., (mrit.) rotting. roulage, m., rolling: ea-^e of rolling: cartngp, \'. liool transportation; Iraiisfor mi liaggtige); tran-for ollico; transfer company: bicojing; cerclc de , Uesh hoop of a druiii; roulage 405 route roulagc, par le , by land transp<Mtation; pttit , carrier; vergeUe de , v. cercU de ; vaUure de , transfer, baggage, express, wagon. roulant, a., rollinp, easy, (of roa<ls) easy running, (of vehicles) ea.sy for teams; arwft e, (.xlavg) chain ganjr; (»m7.) stragglers; boulet , (art.) shot without its sabot (of spheri- cal shot, obs.); c'icmin ,road easy forcarriares; ftu , (viil.) rolling f.re, runiiiiif: fre; fnnds , funds for current e\T)enses; vialiriel , (r. r.) rolling siock. roulc, m.,log (for sawing into planks, etc.). roul«, a., shak>' (of wood). rouleau, m., roll, roller; cylinder; log (for sawing uf), etc.); ro-.id roller; "sheave, drum; (mach.) rolL cylinder, friction roller; (art.) roller (in mcwiaiiiral maneuvers); roller of a top carriage; (sif^f )sap roller; (fMr(/.)coil;(mas.)coursc,ring, of voussoirs in a thick arch; alimtnlaire, ( much.) feed roller; — — de bandef, ( mcd.) field drcssini;; — —ompresscur, (mack., etc.) press roll; road roller; de culasse, (art.) breech roller; ii< livreur, (mich.) delivery roll or roller; ii dijiuiutr, thrasiiing roll: de dilalation, (cons.) expansion rollers; ccra.ieur, road roller; clireur, (mach.) drawing roller; grand , (art.) long roller; guide, (mach.) roller, guide roller, belt guide; de maivruvre, (art.) roller; petit , (art.) short roller; de pression, (mach.) press roll; de srcovr.f, (med.) roll containing articles of first aid to asphyxiated, drowned, etc., per- sons; support, (mocA.) supporting roller (of a cable transnii.ssion); lendcur, (mach.) tension roller; i!( tension, (much.) tightening pulley, tension roilir; (J rapcur, steam roller. roulement, m., roll, rolling; ease of rolling (bicycle, etc.).; circulation of money; rotation of officer; (in.) roll of a drum, roll of a drum, roll of a drum; (mil.) alternation of duty by roster; transfer (as of troops from one point to another); (met.) working season, continuance of blast; des efct, (ind.) movement or shifting of stores in magazines, so that longest in shall be used first; faire ur), to roll; Jundx de, funds for current expenses; de fond.", rapid circulation of money; <iu habituau, (met.) working season of a furnace. rouler, v. a. n., roll; to wind, roll, tip; to "whacked" (icyclf); to turn, run on wheels; to roll (of sounds); to rotate in the performance of, a duty; (mil.) to be on the roll; to take down, serve, by roster; To roll; A chirp (mini.) to wobble in the saddle, to have absolutely no seal at all; Fur (mi.) to take duly by turns on the same roster is said of officers of the  flying sap, method in which the gabions are put down successively, advancing them beyond those already down; ouvrier, traveling journeyman. rouller, m., wagoner, carter. mulls, a., bois, shaky wood. roulls, m., (nav.) rolling of a ship; coup de, heavy lurch. roulon, m., round, rundle, rung, of a wagon, stable rack, etc. roulire, f., (of wood) shake. roussin, m., (hipp.) stookey, more or less under-sized stallion, of common breed. roustiire, f., (cord.) to woold. roustiire, f., (cord.) to woold. roustiire, f., (cord.) to woold. route, f., road throuch a forest; road, route, track, path, way; direction; (nav.) course; (mil.) route, or(!er for a mart h, march; apparenle, (nat:.) steered course; b'lrrer une , to .stop a road; 6«rr<r la d quelqu'un, to stop, check (as troops, etc.); (i oarri^rf, turnpike; battue, l)eaten road, path; homluf. convex, barreled, road , en cailtov , metaled road, broken-stone road; ti carron.teT, carriaj'e road; chaussii , Idi'h road; chdusnee de , roadt ed; circulation sur urn. t raffic on a road; cloture de , road fence; clou de , V. s. V. clou; cornhinee. (nar.) eompotmd coi r^e; uu cow pas, (nav.) compass coure; compas de , (ruic.) steering compass; eonslritction des s, road making; conslTuire we , to make a road; corriqei , ( nav.) true course; • corri'iie de la derive, (nav.) course corrected for leeway; • corriiu dc la deviation, (nar.) co;;rsc corrected for deviation: creu.ye. hollow road; ■ drgriuli<. troken road; ■ dt piirti Dienlah. country road; 'in Franct') road kept up by a di ixirtemtvt and having a number in the dejmrti rr.nit uvAv; drit rioraliiiii d'tine ■ , wear and tear of a road: diliriorntUin par arrachtnunt d'une , tear ol a road; direction des .f, line of drafi : doiuur la , (nar.) to -ei Ihe cour: c; par e<!U. water journey ; (m/i/(rr,'e, stone ballasted road; en. on the wav, rond. march: /-)i<v;;x-v,'( , road with liitdi ban!;s: < n'-rjixsi uu lit dc , ba^e. bed, of a road.; ( nfnihi'i , road full of cliucUs; ( v//;')('( I nnr.) dc ul-rcckdiur^'; d'ilnpts. v. s. V. (Va/x .' fain , (nar.) to sail, ii.iidrate; f'llri ii, lU'ir.) lowland f"r; /•(/re /n , to e<>vcr the d;.-tancc '.clwwn two juiinls; /,;/n f'l.is.'^e -. to take ;i wnm \c;i\ : Id lose one's way; - rir,) ti rcaii. a WToiiT t.ike tiie w rung fain- --- -II /lie/, to fodi it; f'ltuiH'i. he, ivy roatl; di f. r, railway; -- - I'lrrie, nielalcd road; broken-stdne road; /(,■;///( d,. v.s. s.(<uul,: ('i llnnedt coliau, hillside road: /rri/x (/< , lrav(d expenses or allow^uicc; gr'iii.l' , tjnindi , , lii^'li road; — — iw pi ri'ilt , niliiuud road; indimnili de — , v. s. \. ,ndi uni'ti : inigale, ronidi, ruL'u'ed. road; iivii iiU ur di — .V, road cii','ii\e<r;. ilii)i.<! Viiilirii ur. Routier, m., guide (rare); road book; (nav.) sailing directions; vieuz, old soldier, old stager. Routier, a., road, of a road; carle e, road map: loromolive e, traction engine. routine, f., routine; par, by rote. Routiner, v. a., to teach anyone to do anything by rote. Routiner, a., m., person who does everything by routine; routine, "red tape." Routier, m., (met.) steeping tank. Rouverin, a., (met.) hot short, red short; (used only in) fer —, red short iron. Rouvieux, m., (hipp.) mange on the upper part of the neck; a., mangy. Rouvieux, m., English oak. Rouverin, v. a., to reopen. Rouverin, a., rnihlish; Rouverin, (hipp.) red bay; vul, venl.i, cold.Vpril winds. Rouverin, in., an incorrect form of rouverin. royal, a., royal: m.. (pi. ) the royal troops; nihil, royal -r, royal -r, royal -r; haltim, (fart. ) large luislion; chimin, national road; /umille e, children and grandchildren of the king (reigning or dead c hniiis-(in c, all the princes and princesses of the king: prpft, (fort.) jiarapet of the enceinte: nniir f, national road; ville f, capital; Paris. royal, f, tuft (on the under lip). royal, a., m., royalist. royal, m., kingdom, royal, f., royalty. ru, m., channel, bed, of a rivulet. ruade, f., (of the horse) kick with one foot or both feet (always accompanied by an elevation of the hind quarters); allover une, to kick out, lash out, with the hoof; detacher une, v. allonger une; l Aucune, v. allonger une. Ruban, m., ribbon; ribbon (of an order); binding hoop; (sm. a.) riband or strip (for the manufacture of gun barrels); — d'acier, (inst.) steel tape, steel measuring tape; canond, (sm. a.) twisted barrel; fer d., hooV> iron; defrein, (lech.) brake straps mesure, measuring tape. rubianner, v. a., (sm. a.) to twist into a barrel. rubian, a., (hipp.) rubican (having white hairs on a black, bay, or chestnut coat); m., rubican coat, rubican horse. rubrinue, f., rod ocher, chalk; imprint of a book; title, head. rude, a., rough, rugged, impolished; coarse, hard, rough hewn, uneven, harsh; severe; troublesome, violent, fatiguing: adversaire, redoubtable adversary; bro. s. still brush; chemin, rough, rugged, road; cheval, rough, hard-set, uneasy, horse; coup, heavy, severe, blow; ipreuve, se ero trial; froid, bitter cold; main, (man.) hard, heavy, hand; train, (hipp.) timidity, rough, action. rudification, f., passing of small stones or pebbles; (mas.) rough coat of plaster on a wall. rudesse, f., roughness, harshness. rudoteinent, rudoyement, m., (man.) rough handling of a horse. rudoyer, v. a., (man.) to spur, whip, a horse violently; to maltreat a horse. rue, f., street; in a quarry, space from which stone has been removed; (mil.) street of a camp; barge, by-street; de camp, mil.) camp street; clou de, V. s. v. clou; grande, high street of a provincial town; (mil.) street perpendicular to the rows of huts or tents, general parade (of a camp); grande —, high street of a provincial town; (nav.) waist; guerre de, (mil.) street fighting; militaire, v. de rem part; passanie, thorougière; petite, (mil.) street parallel to huts or tents, compsny street (of a camp): en pliine, in the middle of the street; du rem précédent, (fort.) in a fortified town, natural ground or space between the nearest houses and the foot of the rampart slope; de traverse, cross street. ruel, f., small street; (mil.) street of, or in, a camp. ruelffee, f., (coh.) joint or covering of plaster, or of mortar, along the intersection of a roof with a vertical wall. Ruer, v. n., (of a horse, etc.) to kick tip, throw the heels in the air; fi la boile, to kick at the rider as he mounts, or when he closes his leg: en vacile, to kick like a cow. rueur, in., a kicking horse; chnul, kicking horse, kicker. rumination, f., (hipp.) done scraping. rufino, f., (hipp.) rugosity, hot rasp. rufus, v. a., (hipp.) to scrape or rasp the bones. rufus, f., rugosity; rough face, corrugation, seam, wrinkle. rufus, a., rough: m., (art.) roughened wire (of a friction primer); striker (of a fuse). rulne 407 sableuz mine, f., fall or destruction of a building; ntins: niin. overthrow, destruction; (hipp.) breaking down of a horse; battre en, (art.) to batter down; en, ruinous, in ruins; tomber en, to become ruinous, fall to decay, go to waste, etc. mint, p.p., useless, spoiled, broken down, ruined, downuillen; bouche e, {Tian.) spoiled mouth; chemin, destroyed, broken up, road; cheral, (hipp.) spoiled, broken-down horse; jambes M, (hipp.) sprung legs. rulner, v. a. r., to ruin, destroy, spoil, lay waste, overthrow: to baffle, subvert; to decay, fall to de'ay; (art.) to batter down, spoil, a horse; (carp.) to groove. ruineux, a., ruinous, decayed, in decay; ready, threatening, to fall; falling to ruin, to decay. ruinire, I., (carp.) groove, housing ruisseau, m., stream, brook, rivulet, rill, gutter, kennel. ruisson, m., small channel to drain a swamp. runib, m., r(h)umb; de vent, point of the compass. 