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g^ii<^ralat, m., (mil.) dignity or grade of general; duration nt funi'tions of a general officer. gCiK^ralc, f.. (call) long roll (drums i; alarm (bugles): general's wife. gfn^ralissinie, m.. nnil.) generalissimo, gen.-ra! in chiei'. gciiCTatctir. m.. (innch.. etc.) general t >.i- ■^iivuii irencrai.ir :; a., generatiiig: - (/( coi.iiint, (!■'<''. I current geueialir: ■ de (in:, gas generator; t::rho-i lictriqne. I'ar.soiiVs sle;>.ni iiiriuiie, used to WO! k a dynamo: - n. di. lapfur. steam gei\i'ralor. li'iiler. gOnfratioii, f.. general ion. i)roduclion (asof steain. g..>0>.ete.): gOnf-ratricc, f.. unncli.. dci genvTatrix. tilnw generating dynamo: di rami , (arl. i surface of the bore: di Uiurillon. (arl.) upper surface <'f Innuiion. geiiOt, ni.. broom: (/ii/)p.) jennet. geiifter, v. a., (fdrr.i to bend horsesho<'s upwaid. geiiette, f.. Ouirn.) Tiirkisli bit: kind of snaille; a In -- . niKin.] with short slirrui)S. g<'iiie, m.. engineers, engineering; (idioint du --- . V. s. V. adjitini: chi/ du , V. s. V. cliif: ci' il. civil eiii;ineering: corps du , (in:l. i engineei corps: g^nie 204 giifard gCnle, maritimf, (nav.) naval constnaction; corps of naval cons I rue tors; - — ■ militaire,(mil.) military engineering; corjjs of engineers. genope, f. . (cord.) stopper, nipper; temporary nu'kfnf;, soi/.iiifr, or lashing; casiifr U.f — «, to break (the stops of a flag). genoper, v. a. (cord.) to knot; to nip; tosqize, rack, stop, frap; to jam, become jammed. genoii, m., knee; kniiekled joint; loom of an oar; i'Disl.) ball-and-socket joint; spindle and re- lated parts; joint, supporting joint; (pont.) knee, timber, of a ponton. ("\cept where otherwise indicated, the fol- lowing terms relate to the horse:) h .(mil.) (ir commands) kneel. Narcir ritn au acisoii.t rfis j, to iiave slender cannons with l)id tendons; (iri/uf, knee bent forward; df binif, ox knee; — — cTW^r/-, knoek-knee; cfrclr, knee surrounded by o.^seh(s, i. e., attended with exostosis; — — (/(- charnilre, (inach., dc.) ball-and-socket joint: (1 coqiiillf.'!, (iniif.) ball-and-socket joint: monU ii, (tech.) ball-joiiiled, elbowed; monttr h, (tech.) to mount so as to form an ell'ow; — — dc mouion, v. creux; (/( tra!/, thick, bulbous, knee. genoulIlOre, f.. kneecap, kneecap, kneecap: kneecap of a boot; (ham.) knee pad; (art.) knee pad. kurcling pad (for thecannoneerthat discharges the i)iece; (7/;(7. min) Miners' or sapper's kneecap; (r. r.) hose between tender and locomotive; (mach.. in-'il.) toggle joint; (fort.) genouillere, so much of the interior slope as lies between the platform and the inner crest of the embankment; (in bar! ette batteries) height of parapet above the ground or platform (an incorrect expression): furt. height of interior (rest, or of emasuré sole, above the surface of the platform). gens, m. f. pi., people, men, company; (nav.) crew, ship screw; d'affaires, business men; d'arriving. V. — — d'epee; v.n.s area, vagrants; de chère, cavalry; de oir, courtiers; de glise, etc. — di (lUfr.y. di The text: — — d( 'iftln.s.lWorary men; de mer, seafaring men; no.'.-, I w) (7.) our side, our people; de /H'(i-/.iiifaii1ry; de quart, (nar.) watdi; de robe, \:i\yytT<. the local fraternity. geodf-sle, f., geodesy. KCfKlfsiqiie, a., geodetic. Ceoeraplie, in., geofrranher; i:"ji iiinir, (//«;■.; liydrographer. Ke.)irr;ii)l)ie, f.. u'coizraphy; — ii.<ii-'iii(>ii!i(jtu , astronomical geography; -- ('co/io/nd,!;; , statistical Kcograpliv (treats of I lie rcsouncs of a country): iirit'ii mutiij'ii . ttiatlieinal ical i,'c(igraphy ; militain , military jjcorrapliy ; jdii/.'-iipie, j/lnsical ^;co^TaIl!ly; pdiiliepLe , [lolitical >;cography. geOla^e, m.. (Fr. a.) llie .s^rMV^ responsililc fur llic fo(]<l and 1 C'idint; of soldiers confined in either civil or miliftiry (irisons. gOoloKie, f. . t'cology. B<-«)l()Kii)'ie, a. . geolofrir-al. Keoiiii^tre, ni.. peomcter, inallieniatir'ian; (top.) siir\ cyor, land surveyor: i.'(7/fn/( i/r. Ulan wlio tills in (Irt ails of a survey; (rinxgulati t;r, t riaiigulator. gComCtrie, f. , geometry; analytique, analytical geometry; dcxcriptire, dcst riptive geometry ; descriptive h deux plans, ordinary descriptive geometry; descriptive jmt cotes, one-plane descriptive geometry (fortification drawing and plans); pratique, surveying; projective, projective geometry; du sentiment, (top., ilrawing)u\e representa- tion (rf the si^rfa' e as approximately as possible to real character (of snrfai e forms not sus- ceptible of rigorous representation). gfomCtrlqiie, a., geometrical. gf ranee, f. , management, administration, by an agent. gfrant, a., manapinc, directing; m., agent, mana- ger, director; (Fr. a. adm.) agent of the eni i- ncer corps authorized to make small payments in matters of current service. gerbe, f. , sheaf: cohinui of water thrown up hy a torpedo; (art.) cone of spread, of dispiersion, sheaf of bullets, of shrapnel, fragments (bell.) pencil or sheaf of trajectories: de dispersion, (art.) cone of dispersion; d'eclalenietit, (art.) cone of burst, sheaf of fragments (of a shrapnel); fv.mnte, (art.) cone of dispersion, sheaf of bullets of .shrapnel on burst; de jti.'<t(ss( . (hall.) surface of revolution of a courbe dejuslesse about the axis of ab.scissas; noijfiu di la , ( Imll.) mean trajectory of a sheaf; des trajectoires, (ball.) pencil or sheaf of trajec- tories. gerher, v. a., to jnle casks one on another; to make up into sheaves. gerce, f. , crack, shake (in woodi: ]ilank cracked ill its thickness. gercer, v. a. r., (of wood) to liecome shaky, to be- come full of shakes; to crack, cramiy: to crack (in general). ger^nre, f. , crack, fissure; shake, flaw (in wood); crevice, chink, cleft; (art.) hair crack, liair lire (in armor, on the outer surface of guns, etc.; flaw produced in the outer surface of bronze >;iinsl)y long service; de trempc, (met.) crack produced by temix'r- ing. germe, ni.. germ, seed; shoot ; de five, (hipp.) mark in a horse's mouth. gerseau, m., (cord.) small jiroinmet or block strap. geste, m., gesture; d'aiirfi.'';;( tiieni, (mil.) warning gesture (to attract attention); d'erecvtidii. (mil.) gesture of execution; pre paratoiri , (mil.) preparatory gesture. gcstion, f.. (adrii.) adminisfnition: mauairement or iHTl'orinance of duties according to del.nito rules, under tlie oblis/ation of making returns, (hence) olliciaLs or persons in cliarge of stores, of moneys; administrative, generic term for the pcrforra- tLiice of any adniiiiisinitive duly; di chre'h maitre, v. dincle; cAill'clire, (Fr. a.) the administration of a cunsiil d'adinini-^tnitiov: direcle, the dinct performance of a service, etc, by the govi'rnnirul (i. c, vitliout the iutermi'diary of a contractor); manutintiminnire, the actual handling of stori s or of moneys, in the pciforuiaucc of a j,'()\('rniueiit oi)eration, incarryiii;; on a.sv; ( (Vc. gestionnaire, in., (adm.) functionary or olVicial ri'-i.n:i iM(> for the piTforniance {(ustinii) of a SCI \ ice: a., in charge, having <'liar^'c of. glbeciere, f.. game bag. glhelet, til., gimlet, luircr. gilierne, f., (mil.) cartridirc liox (old ])attcrn). Kil)<)ulC'e, f.. hail shower. gilTard. ni.. il'uhav:'li'iii. [mach.; cjcrlor. gigots 205 godet glfCOts, m., pi., (hipp.) hind legs of a horse. gigottt, a., (hipp.) having strong thigiis. glgue, {., de CToise, (»m. a.) swell on a pun stock; moritcT en , (sm. a.) to put or leave a swell on a gun stock. gilet, m., waistcoat, undershirt; d'annes, {/nic.) fencing jacket; danner un — d quflqn'un, (/enc.) to outfencc one's opponent, to touch him very fre<iuently; defer, {mil. slang) cuira-ssier. ginguet, m., pawl, (as of a capstan, etc.). glratide, f., (or/i/.)girande, bou(iiipt; any firework turning ujion a wlieel; girandole chest; cnUw- tiou of rockets pl;ice<l in a chest in rows, sinallast in front and largest in rear. girandole, f., (ar/i/.) girandole, any firework turn- ing upon a wheel; wiieel wiiose circumference is studded with rockets; any lircwork which revolves horizontally upon its center. giratolre, a., g>Tatory; jactiUe , (nav.) turning power (of a ship). girH, m., windlass, capstan (a Mediterranean term). glroii, m., handle of an oar; movalile handle (as of a crank); {cons.) tread of a step; {mach.) distance between the bearings of a crank; (troil, (con.v.) tread of a straight staircase; triangulaire, {cons.) tread of a winding stair- case. girunii^, a., winding; marche e, {conif.) step of a winding stair. glr«mette, f., vane, wind vane, weatiiercock; /(T de , vane spindle. "^ gisemciit, m., bed (e. g., of clay); {nav.) bearing. glfe, m., lodging; vein, seam, Ijed, deposit (of ore. coal, etc.); (cons.) floor sleeper; (art.) sleeper, sill, of a gun platform: {mil.) halting place (esp. at the end of a maicli. of a day's march); dc cnlage (art.) rear sleeper, cross sleeper, of a siege platform; cintree, {art.) curved sleeper (of a gun plat- form); d'etapes, V. s. v. ttapc, Iniiibniirde . v. s. v. lamhntiriie: — - principal d'etaprs, v. .s. v. itapc. glter, v. n., to lodge, sleep. gixre, m., rime, hoar frist. Glare, f., ice; (warble) slide-valve facing, slide-valve; banc de, field of ice: de cytindrt, (mach.) cylinder face; en derive, floating ice; mnnlagne de, iceberg; nappe de, sheet of ice: objectif, (opt.) object glass; patina, (art.) riinuer. glarer, v. a., to freeze; to glaze. gluceric, f., manufacture of ice. glacier, m., glacier. ghtris, m., slope; (fort.) glacis; -— -batta tout juxte, (fort.) glacis so constructed that the plane of the sipti(,r slope passes not more than 0..'>0™ above its crest nor more than 1"' (over its foot; (n conlrt-pente, (fori.) coiintersloping glacis: coupe, (fort.) limited glacis, sweep by ftn.surt in the interior crest of the main work; c!iira.isi, (ffiT.) armored glacis (in Griison system and others involving use of metals; masque, (fort.) glaeis ma.-k; de pied de chéval, (hipp.) exterior surface of the hoof; — -.vii>])le, {fort.) single glacis; liilt- - -, (fori.) glacis iilate. ghicon, m., cake of ice, ice floe, icicle. Rials, m., V. glas. glalse, l.. loam: clay, potter's clay; l< I!c -' --, Clay. glulSPUX, a., clayey, marly; tirrain, still, clayey", ground. glaive, m., sword (poetical); puis-iartce du, power of life and death. gland, m., acorn; tassel. glande, f., gland; (hipp.) tumefaction of the glands; avoir une dans Vauge, (hipp.) to have tumefied, (led, adherent, ganglions. glands, a., (him).) having tumefied, adherent, ganglions; gluidered. glas, m. Pussing hell; salvos of artillery fired at the funeral of a sovereign or of a general of very high rank. Glue, f., (cord.) coil of rope; de cordage, coil of rope; filer sa, to drop the coil from one's hands; in galite, flat coil, Flemish coil; plate en S, French coil; gloster, v., a., (cord.) to coil a rope, to take a few lights in the hand. glute, f., litharge. glissade, f., slip, slide, slipping, sliding. glissant, a., slippery, sliding; rhyle -€, sliding. glissant, m., sliding, slipping; (mach.) creeping (of a belt). glissant, m., sliding, slipping; (mach.) to slide; (of a belt) to creep. glisseur, m., (mach.) slide, block, glissure, (much., slimmer, etc.) slide, guide, slide bar, motion bar; (art.) crosshead slide; (F. m. arl.) console slide; de ci/ Undre a vupeur, (fleam) slide face; — a pilot, (arl.) pivoting slide (Hotchkiss's) field); du It, de la traverie (fttam) crosshead guide; — de la traverse du piston (steam) piston crosshead guide. glissoir, m., (mach.) slide; sliding block. glissoir, f., (mach.) slide, guide, sliding plate; eilinsire, exi)aTivo slide; iigc de, motion bar. globe, m., globe; (poud.) globe or shot used in testing fine-grained black powders; de cnuipn.f,'<iiin, (iiiil. mia.) globe of compression; ovenhargeil mine: (sometime-O undercharged mine: (art.) a term applied to a torpedo shell on striking; d'tjirout (lie, v. under main word, (poud.y. de f(u, (arl.) any spherical firew; futnant, (arl.) If) smoke ball thrown into the interior of works (obs.); inodite, {fond.) shot pattern: glolre, f., glory; (artif.) fixed sun in fireworks; " - nu7(7(;/rf,.military glory. glOnie, m., {hipp.) gloihe. glùine, f., (eipl) medical name for nitro; cerin, iilonoin. gin, f., birdlinip; de Un, (artif.) burnt linseed oil (used in the composition of artin. Lamarri?): marine, marine glui". Gluaiit, a., vis 'ous, sticky, glutinous. glucose, f., (cliiiil.) glue. glucodinc, f., (cliiiil.) glue.  of a fuse, jnuner cap: (art.) vc;-shell in bronze s. h. inorlars (olis.); breei!;-jiiut; recess or hollow ide ItelTyeV s"it of wa-hcr guard useil with the l.eiiioiue biaKc; (/tyu,v((, (arl.) luse cup; godet h graisit, graiiseur, (nuicA.) oil cup, grease cup; i» huilr, oil cup; dsuif, talipw cup; de snipport, (tcUg.) insulator. godllle, '.., (boats) stern oar, scull. Kwilller, V. n., to scull. Rudllleiir, ra., sculler. Rudllle, m., ( Ft. a.) military sho« (so called from i;imo of manufacturer; no longer wor»>; {mil. slang) rec-ruit. got'lette, f.. schooner. Roll, m., gulf. Kuiniue, f., gum; adagnnic, Gum tragsvianth; arabtqiii. j;iun arable; (-lasiquc, nidia rul)l>or; (Si)losivc, (eipl.) gum dynamite, explosive gel It in; gutte. gamboge; taqnc. gum lac. goiniuclaqiier, v. a., to gum lac. goiul, m., hinge; hook. piiUle; gudgeon collar; it.s. hingo<l; de 1'ichi, liingc hook; hoisf d's.1. olf the lunges. goiulle, f., V. godillc. Rondillcr, v. a., v. gndilkr. goudolage, m., warping (of wood). Kond(tlemeiit, m., v. goiulolage. gondolle, v. ii.. to warp (as a drawing board). gondolure, f., warping. goiifleiiicnt, m.. swelling, distension; inflation of a balloon; quantity of gus no cssary to fill a balloon; {sm. a.) swell in gun barrel (caused by sand, gravel, etc.). gonfler, v. a., to swell, swell out, distend; to inflate a balloon. gonlasiiioinetre, m., {insl.) goniometer. gonl:)Krai)lilque, a., v. goniomitriquc. gonloinCtro, m., (inst.) goniometer; dc iminiagc, (art.) aiming goniometer. gonitunC'trlquf, a., angle measuring. gorge, f., throat, nec-k, mouth, opening; groove, channel, score, of a pulley; (tfch.) recess, chan- nel, furrow, groove, hoU jw; (lop.) gorge, ravine, pass, strait, defdo; (artif.) choke; (mach.) no<'k (of a journal); (sm. a.) groove, gorge, of a cart- ridge head; (fort.) gorge; splay (of a turret port); bf'mc, (fort.) broken gorge; ri( carle, roller of a map; de culassi, (art.) groove on lircech (serves to hold Muirc-culassc, and is used in mechanical maneuvers); d'un cssicu, (mach.) axle neck, shaft neck; d( I'ttai, (.sm. a.) neck of a cartridge case; iias) ( n , splayed out; di fuKii. (iirtif.) choke of a rocket; — (/( f/nii.s.'.rtyi, grease chaimel; di jiiijinn', (ham.) sharp, severe bit; (/( jioulu, score, groove, of a block, of a liv.llcy; (/( rii piun . (nr!.'^ fuse-plug score; smi^- — ,{l:iirii.) I luo;ii-l,itcli; — - (/< ii>. furrow of a S' row. eoTK(\ i>. ]>.. (Itifi^) .swclleil; jaiubis (.s, swelled U'.;s. gorgiT, V. a., to cliiike, till ^ip; (tiiiip. ) to swell; — - iiiu fusa, (nrlij.) U> Idl :i r;)i'kol with com- posiiiou, eonri't, in.., molding plane. icr. m.. liu • (/< li'JiiiUe; tar; ■ral tar. loal tar; asphalt; ■ 111 ,'1.-, works; goudroii, ni., tar; di-1 ij'i.. \. - di /io-/i//),(<ial mini ral. ,nii."i fniilsh , tar pit uvi/d ii ' -, tar w nrks; - li 'jilal, Vfgelalilc tar. Gram, (arOf.) communication for larn Larks, (arOf.) communication for tarred links Of pitch and of rosin. Goudronneur, v. a., to tar. to pay. Goudronneur, f., tar works. Thick, (a part) Goudronneur, m., one who pays, lays on, tar. Gouge, m., gulf, whirlpool, Gouge, a., ribbed. Gouge, f., gouge, spoonbit; D baguelte, half-round bit; D baguelte, half-round bit; D baguelte, turning gouge, round tool; Triangulaire, parting tool. Gouger, v. a., to gouge. Gouger, ra., armed peasant; mortar boy, mason's apprentice; apprentice in a small-arms factory; (mil.) soldier's servant. Ant (works for his bread only); — de vasscau, (nav.) powder monkey. goujon, m., pin. peg, dowel, dowel pin, gudgeon, clip; center pin, coak; (art.) plunger pin (of a fuse); d arret, stop pin; de charniire, hinge pin; chevilleb., rag bolt; perdu, peg. dowel; de poulie, gudt'con; a vis, screw gudgeon; goujonner, v. a., to dowel, to pin. goujuro, f., channel, score, score of a block. notch; groove. goulet, f., dujet dejonte, (fond.) channel from furnace; goulet, m., neck of a bottle; gutter; (top.) narrow port of a stream, where the current is very swift; gut, channel, entrance of a port or harbor; (art.) fuse  word denoting the gathering or reunion, under arms, of all the mounted men of a tribe (used by the French as scouts in Algiers and Ttims). Gouillet, m., a member of a gun (q. v.), used as a scout, (hence) Arab scout. goupllle, f., pin, peg, forelock; joint pin; key of a bolt, bolt pin; leather peg washer; d'arret, (art. etc.) stop pin, st:'.y pin; arrctoir, (art.) pin stop, stay pin; do!//)/(, split pin; -fendue, split pin, forelock pin; plrot, pivot pin; hrisHort, split pin; de gurele, (arl.) safety pin, fuse safety pin. goupiller, V. a., to pin. peg. dowel, goupillon, m,, sprinkler for a fortre. goupilloiiner, v. a., to sprinkle water. gourbt, m,. (mil.) any improvised light shelter, shack (as of l;>ranches, of waliles); barar/uc , v. s. v. bar .,,i[r. goiirbillage, m., counter: inking. gourblller, v. a,, to count en4uk. gourde, f.. cup, drinking cup. guurdin, m., cudgel, club, rope's end; lioarcl. gourdlner. v. a,, to cob; to cudgol. gourniaiider, v. a., to reprimand har.shly; ini cliii'il, (man.) to che k a horse vinlenidy with the bit, use hnii roughly with tlio hand. gouniie, f,, (hipp.) strangh's; -'- - bcnigne, mihl sir.ui'ies; faussc — -, bastard slraiv^lcs, iinpropi sion for relapse of the strangles; jdi r sa , to run at I he iio.<c; maiigne, severe strangles. goiirnuT, V. a., (man., hiini.) to curb. goiiriiu'tfe, f., (ham.) cm'b chain; rurli; faus.sc , lip strap; mo/-.viY- .curb bit. goiiniahlage, m,, doweling, trcmailin'.;. gouriiable, in., treenail. goiirtiabler, \ . a., l" treenail. goussaiit, goussaut, a., thii-l^set, in. h(irse. gousset, m., armpit; gusset, gu^s hraie; (carp.) ani,'le brace; i /.■ pad to protect withers; (/'a^^( inblarje, angle plate. •bbins ■\|ir( lhic'k.^ ,-; brack, ■usliiiiri goutto 207 grand Kotitte, f., drop; froide, (met.) blister (In a casting), l)«ad or. globule of oxidized metal (in an ingot); nereine, amaurosis; de sutf, (fi^c.) contact point. gout, f., spout, guttering, gutter; sj-nonym of gilture, q. v.; (sm. a.) hollow of a blade, of a bayonet; (Jort.) reentrant angle of intersection of two planes or faces, e. p., of the glacis; (med.) cradle (for a broken leg, etc., in bed); de l'estoc, (wn. a.) groove for forging musket barrels; hfuse, (art.) rocket trough; de glacis, v. under main word, (A^r<.): des jugulaires, (hii>p.) jugular gutter; pare-eclats, (Jort.) the gutter of a turret, serving also as a protection against splinters; de toureUe, v. pan-eclats. Kouvernail, m., (nav.) rudder, helm: (wet.) porter bar; ritit de, (nav.) steerage way. Kouvernant, m., governor, ruler. Kouvernateur, m., (mach.) governor, regulator. gouverneur, f., guidance; Government; Lincoln, for one's guidance. Government, m., government; government house; command, direction, management; (nat.) steering (mil.) government, command, of a fortified position; (mil. slang, Polytechmique) sword; militaire, (Fr. a.) current name of the circunscriptions under the command of the sovereigns of Paris and of Lyon;, respectfully. Governor, v. a. n., to govern, rule; manage, direct, regulate; to take care of, husband; (man.) to rein, rein up; (nav.) to steer. Governor, m., governor: (mar.) helm, man; (mil.) c. o. of a fortified position; deigne, (Fr. a.) officer designated to command a place in case of war (has this title in peace only); general, governor-general; militaire, (Fr. a.) designation of The commanding generals of the government of Paris and of Lyons, respectively; (If place, (mil.) c. o. of a fortified town or place. Gouvion, m., large bolt, grace, f., pardon; quarter; coup de, finishing stroke; dimand toer vierc, ask for quarter; droit de - —, pardon. Gucier, V. a., to pardon. Grade, m., grade, rank, degree of rank; step; trradr (of a circle, unit of angular measure); (mil.) Grade: a.^siriiilatinn de, (mil.) real or actual grade (as oji lio.>od to nrcNet); Hojiorairc, (rHi7.) honorarv grade, grade higher than the one normally held: hrovci grade; — hi,norip(/>je, (mil.) compliment a.'-y grade (1m>- -iriwcd usiialiy upon a foreign sovereign); If /'/''.'■ i It'.f en, (mil.) the i-eiiior in grade; imn'tfr, (mil.) to be pri. moled; pnu'uiit de, (mil.) sfiiioriiy in one's grade; litre, (mil.) brt'ft commission or grade. gradf, m., (mil.) the holder of a grade (applied usually to nonf'oiHiiiis-ioiK-d grades); d't Encendie, n. c. o. on the Bank of a unit who remains in the unit, as it were; (re serre-ple, n. c. o. in the line of the closers. gradient, m., (top.) gradient, slope. Gradin, m., step; (art.) march; (im. a''le' which (of a rear sight) steps  correction scale of a reglette de correspondance. gradué, p. p., (inst.) graduated: (art., rm. a.) sighted; tine (, Index rod. gradiirr, v. a., to mark with divisions, to graduate. grain, m., grain, seed; (in pi.) grain (as wheat, rye, etc.); flier; squall; shower; (md.) grain (due to fracture): (mach.) bush, bushing, pillow, box, necking: (powd.) grain of powder; (art.) direction sight: h — -•«, grained; squally; aiguille, (met.) grain or fracture of crystalline aspect, with radiating needles; d'amorce, (art.) primer; h/anc, white s(|ua!l; (met.) steel!'ar produced by cementation from poorly refined iron); de crajtaudine, (mach.) l)ush. brass, or clear-cut of a socket; de decollage, (art.) gear ring; fifaceties, (met.) large grain or fracture, with facets; — - fin, (met.) small grain crain; h s PnK, (met., jioird.) fine grained; pro?, (met.) large grain; u grn.s- », (met., poird.) largo grained, coarse grained, coarse grained; de l'imme, (art) vent luchin; mettre (poner, tistre) un de luchin, (art.) to busli a gun; voir, black squall; — d'arr, (art.) golden rain in fireworks; d'orge, (ism. a., art.) barleycorn foresight; (car.) sort of do. etail; reduction in -1, grannulation; riduire en x to granulate; n.serri, close grained; truit, (met.) mottled fracture, with small radiating needles arranged in large stars. de lent, wirui squall. grain age, ni., v. grange. grains, f. pi., de fer, (mil.) small shot of iron. graine, f., seed: ii de l'un, with large bullion (of eixu- lets); de giherne, synonym of  for arms :n u'oneral: hoitt a , grease t ox; a canon, an uiK'iient co;n|)os( wax and one of kerosene. ;;ini \> co:i/f a , grjdet a — — , i;'.ili <\ of two part.s ip cui rohuutfi , grease coek ; — -verlf, nngiient lor side arm.; and Iheextetior pari.- of firearms. gralsser, v. a.. ui"icT\., etc.) to sTease ; :'.s with tallow); to lubricate (as uil h oil 1: In liiif , 10 clog a hie. gralssrur, ni., (mach.) liibrioaior; — a;//'jm<i/(7«c self-aclinL' lii'ricator. godd , (i giKlel, grea-e cup; iiucanique, sclf-actin,.:, self-feedini;. IuIti- cator. graKrut, m., (eipl.) grakrut. gratiiine, m!, gramme. grand, a., great, graiMl. tall, \ 0:. e. main, (•■iiicipal, chief; m., a diiznitary, pei-iin ol digiiil>; (n pi. ) gr<i\\ n-iip |>eoyle; /( - air, t he ooeii air; li - de l'ntll.'\\\.l\w<\ poitll \u uhicll li:e tide l!::> risen di.rnit; 1 lu' moiii u. tn . life-si.'.e; d'E.^j'agni, .Spanish grandee. grand -cordon 208 grenade grand-cordon, m., grand cordon of an order. Krand-crolx, in., v. s. v. crnii. Kraiid' croIx, f., v. s. v. croir. Krand-«lu«', ni., Rwnd duko. Krand-<luchC, m., ^'rand diuhy. Krande(s)-niaree(s), f. (pi.) v. s. v. maTee. praiid' garde, f.. v. s. v. garde. Kraiidir, v. a. n.. to prow; to increase; — - nil clural. (man.) to bring ahoi-se'shaimehes under liini, and raise his liead and neck; se . (man.) of the horse, to bring the haunches under, and raise the head and uec^k. )!;rand(-)Ilvr«', m.. v. s. v. Utrc. Krand(-)maUre, m., v. s. v. maitre. prand' nies.sc, f., v. s. v. mes.^e. Krand-ocfaii, m.. v. s. v. ocean. Krand-offieier, m., v. s. v. officier. grand' me, (., v. s. v. rue. grange, f., i>am; aire (le . barn floor. granit, m.. granite. granulation, gr. granulation. granule, v. a., to granulate, to grain (as powder, exquisite, s. cic). granuleux, a., granulated, grained, ingrained. graphique, a., graphic; m., diagram; de marché, (mil.) march diagram; de tir, (6a/.) graphic talile of fire. graphite, m., black-lead; graphite: plumbago. graphométric, m., (inst.) graphometer; double, circumferentor; (I lumine, telesopéric graphometer, graphostatique, f., graphostatics, graphical statics. grappe, f., binch, grape; (m. a.) cluster of bullets (joined by a web before separation, after casting); (arf.) grape (ol.)s.); (fan., in pi.) sock of calkin; (met., in pi.) cluster of sand and small stones in iron ore; (hipji., in pi.) grapes; de battes. v. under main word, (sw. a.); de mitraille , — — de raisin, (art.) grapeshot (ob.s.). grappin, m., grapnel, creeper, scraper; (cons.) anchor, tie; (hipp.) disease of the foot; d'abordaije, (nav.) boarding grapnel; (I main, hand grapnel. grappler, v. a., to grapple; to warp by means of L'rapplings and ropes. gras, a., fat, unctuous, oily, oiled, greasy; slippery: thick, blunt; (of the wether) thick; (met.) wet, drossy, clogging the file; (forid.) loamy (of casting sand); chval — fondu. v, s, v. cheval: mortier, Irop, (man.) mortar with too much lime; p\i-r( di lifiis se, (carp.) piece of timber  t('riiis:grMse. Grasset, m.. (hi/ip.) stifle, stifle joint. Gratulcer, v. a., v. cralirul(r. Gratllicatlon, f., gratuity, allowance, bounty; reward, recompense; (le principal mine, (mil.) outfit allowance (i-ldthiii' all'iwuui-c, clot lii tig money, \K S. \); - - ■ di rijiirme. ( I'r. a.) allowance or bounty to n, c. o., corporals, and Soldiers discharged by roiDie.Vo. /, (|. V. grattage, in.. acUoiiofscratcliing. scraping: erasure (■|if uriliiig); a ! )/. removal of Ihc di it side fiis. (lie weather- ing from stone I. gratteau, m.. siralcher, Ininiishcr. gratte, f.. S'-nii^cr. gratle-boesse, f., wire brusti. gratte-boesser, v.::.. loi-loau willi ascratcli l)rusli. grattefiros'-age, lu.. win- lirushing. grattebrosse, (.. wire brusii. grattehrosser, v. a., to brush with a wire tirnsli. pratter, v. a., to .scratch, sirapo; to craso (writing); gratter d, vif, to .scrape off the outside; to remove ^ the weathering of stone. grattolr, m., scraper; rake; eraser; (art.) vent-pick; ii canon, (art.) gun scraper; tube, tube scraper. gratuit, a., gratuitoiis; h litre , free, gratis, gratuitous. grave, (., sandy beach; strand; m., heavy t)ody; a. . serious, important, weighty; bkssure , serious wound. graveler, v. a., to gravel, cover with gravel. graveleux, a., gritty, sandy; crayon , gritty pencil. graver, v. a. r., to grave, engrave, imprass, im- print; to l)e eaten (said of iron from which ru.st has been removed); (artif.) to split, cratk (as a rocket case); suT bois. to cut, engrave, on wood; ail burin, to engrave on copper; ■ cncrcuz, to cut: h reau forte, to etch. grave ur, m., engraver; - - cracrfM/, diesinker. gravler, m., gravel, grit: gra\'el bottom. gravlinftre, m,, (/7i,s7.) gravimeter. gravlinCtrlque, a., gravimetric; diDsitc , (liall.) gravimetric density. gravir, v. a., to scramble, climb, crawl tip; to climb, a.scend. gravitation, f.. gravitation. gravity, f., gravity, weight; • abaolue, absolute gravity; centre de , center of gravity; specifiquc, specific gravity. gravlter, v. n., to gravitate. gravols, m., rubble, rubbish; coarse gravel; ■specifique, specific gravity. gravure, f., engraving: engraved marks or indications (as on a sight); - - snr ftoi.s, wood engraving; - - nire, dicsinl-ing; - - nire, dicsinl-ing; - - nire, stone engraving; - - en taillc donee, copperplate engraving; - - en taillc dure, steel engraving. grC, m.. will, good will; what is agreeable to the will; - - -, (of a conlrait) voluntarily on both sides. grC'age, m.. rigging (action of). grecque, f., fret work, fret. grfenient, gK'Uient, m.. rigging; set of ropes needed for a given purpose; - - en (fil de) fee. wire rigging; - - en /(//n, hemp rigging, fix (. standing rigging. grf-er, v, a., to rig. grelTe, m., record office, clerk's office; (J'r. a.) denial element of the permanent part of a commission; archives, records, of a court-martial. Greff, v. a., to graft; (mil. viin.) to break out from. grenier, m., (Fr. a.) administrative officer of military law, appointed to preside. Keep the force of a military court or of a commander-in-chief; adjudged a clerk of a great (vus the rank of adjudant). Grele, a., slender, slim, lank, grele, f., hail, hulism; (mil.) shower (hail) of bullets; orat, d, hailstorm. grelet, m., (cord.) war, hawser; stream (alilo (strictly, a large) composed of (fire or f.) turrets (hawsers) of four torons (strands) each. Chaine, stream chain; en —, calle-laid: — de n morj/K*. towrope. grion, m., hailstone. grelot, m., lioU, sleighbell. grenade, f., (artif.) grenade: (artif.) grenade; (unif.) shell and flame (distinctive mark); (Fr. art.) grenade worn by the best gun-layer of the year in a battery; (artif.) grenade worn by the best gun-layer of the year in a battery; (artif.) a fuseless grenade; (artif.) a fire grenade; (artif.) a fire grenade; (artif.) a main, (artif.) a hand grenade; (artif.) a main, (artif.) a wall-piece; (to-day) lower band. Arme, (conunand for) sling carbine; base, (xm. a.) lower slide; mettle Varme 4 la, (sm. a.) to sling a musket toon, carbine; porter d, la, (sm. a.) to carry slung (as a carbine). grenadine, f., (ezpl.) grenadine (blasting powder). Krenage, m., (powd.) granulation, coming; act or operation of making powder grains, frenallie, f., refuse grain (wheat, etc.); small shot; rn, granulated. grenter, v. a., to granulate (metal). grenter, v. a., to grain, to granulate; (powd.) to granulate, to corn. grenette, f., (potrd.) powder grains remaining in sieve. grenter, m., granary, loft; garret; m, in bulk; in store; faire, v. s. v.faire. grenter, m., (powd.) corning house, corning machine, granulator, sieve; anylais h, quilindres, cylinder gran. grenter, m., (powd.) corning house, corning machine, granulator, sieve; anylais h, quilindres, cylinder gran. Including machine; — — t cannelures, granulating machine with plied cylinders. Cribben, sieve and shaking frame; d. cylindres, cylinder granulating machine; o relour, granulating drum of Colonel Lee bure's device (so called because the grains too large to pass through the second sieve return automatically to the crusher above); tonite, granulating barrel. grenouille, f.. frog; bush, coak (of a block); anti- mony sulphide triturator; (mil. slang) pay; mess fund; hruit de , v. s. v. bruit: tmporter, mangtr. la , (mil. slang.) to be dis- honest (said of the holder or keeper of the mess fund). grenoiiill^, bushed, coake<l (of a block). grciioulUotte, f., (hipp.) disease of the canal of the tongue. grenu, a., granular; (i)owd.) corned, granulated, grained; cass^ire -, granular fractiire; gr*s, m., sandstone: freestone; gritstone; — — ■ d. aiguLin. grindstone; diir, fjritstone; — fi meule. millstone grit. gr^sil, m.. brtikeii, powdered, window glass; sleet; grf'jtiller, v. n.. to sleet. gresseric, f.. sandstone quarry. gr^ve, f., strike (of workmen;;" strand, sandy shore; (mis.; mortar sand; faire — , to strike. gr^vlsJe, m.. striker (workman). griff, 1:1., grie\ aine. mjury, tort. grirraKO, m., queue de , (met.) tong-hold. grifle, f.. claw, catch, hook; pawl, prong, clasp; >.'iii(le: facsimile of a signature, and stamp for making same: claw (of a hammer;; chuck S(|uare; (mn. a.) claw of the e.xlractor: (pon,.) balk cleat or daw; (an.) plug-tray guide rail; clij) (as of the Merrium fase;; (Jarr.) toe of a horseshoe; arr't. clip stop; dt chargtvunt, (ar^) shell hook; .1 di in omvile, (art.) breech-plug guides; de cntUrextim, facsimile signature: du grand rc.i.snrt. (xm. a. ) mainspring hook; de mise de feu, (art.) firing catch or liook; - - - de iinir. (tw. a. ) tumbler hook; - - a Tfxxurt, spring claw. grilToinier, v. a., to scribble; to make a rough druwiiiL'. skelch. griffon nis, m., pen-and-ink sketch, grignard, m., plaster of Paris, grll, m., grate, grating; (coru.) grillage. Grillage, m., grath; Are grate; wirework, wire Lattice; (met.) calcming, roasting of ores; (con.) grillage; de hois, timber frame; de la bolteiifeu, stokehole bars; en fil mitallijru, wirework or lattice; (oumfou de, (met.) roasting, calcining, furnace, furnace, (art.) hot-shot grate (obs.); (art.) grillage; (ham.) bearing (of a stirrup); (met.) calcination, roasting, furnace, (art.) hot-shot grate (obs.); (art.) rocket frame; (fort.) gale; defensive fence; anglaiae, iron grating; harreav. de, fire bar; 6 circulation d'eau, water-circulation grate; en escalit r, step grate; defer, iron grating, gate; hfcu, fire grate; de forteresse, (fort.) gating: defensive grating (puposed as a substitute for the scarp and counterscarp); de foyer, v. iifeu; fumiiore, smoke-consuming gule; d gradins, step grate; mobile, revolving grate; oavrante, iron gate; surface de, grate area; lournanle, v. mobile. grilK, a., barbed; p. p., barred. grilller, v. a., to inclose with iron rails, to rail in, bar in; (met.) to roast, to calcine. grillolr, m., roasting kiln. grimper, v. a., to climb. grimpeur, a., to climb. grimpeur, a., to climb. grippeinent, m., (mach., etc.) gripping, well-working, wearing (of parts of a mechanism), friction, abnormal or undue friction. grilper, v. a., to grip, wedge, bind, grind (of parts of a mechanism). grippette, f., (mach.) worn bearing or seat of any moving or movable part. gris, a., gray; (of the weather) gray, raw; (Jam.) gris, a., gray; (of the weather) gray, raw; (Jam.) drunk; faire, faire un temps, to be raw (of the weather); faire, gray iron; temps, raw, gloomy weather. grls, ra., (hipp.) gray (liorse and coat); ardoise, gray shading on a bluish slate color; ■ anjcule, silver gray; ccndri, ash gray; ■ clair, liglit gray; tri's clair. alnnist white; d'ffounitau, flea-bitten gray; drffr. iron gray; — — fonce, dark gray; ■ I'tuvd. deep yellow dun; tnnuchili , fle.i-bitten gray; — ordinaire, grav of black and white in etjual ]) It is; liommeli , dapple gray: P'lrcdaiiif . gray with slatiM'oIored spots; rau'in, roan: -- .v(i(V. yellowish gray: • — .siinguiit, bloo<l man: - - - .t<jui>e de /«/.'. lii;lii or silver gray; — — truHe. flea-bitien gray; • vi7uu.i, blood ro.ui. grisanl, m., very hard freestone or sandstone. grison, m., piirl">eek sioni'; spy. soiret, ine>--.'nger. grl.soiiiiO, a., (hij>p.) grayisii (<>( the coat 1. i. e. showing while hairs in a black coat, or on ti:o Jilack ))arts of the body. grl.s<iii, m., lire damp: Tniueii . a mine with fire damj) in it, or Halle to lire (lamp. grisoiiliiir, f.. (rip!.) grisouline. grlsoiif lie. f.. (ripl- igri-;oijtile:tir(Mlanipd.'.!Kiinile. grivier, ni., {popular slaug) soldier of the liui'. as-; -14 grognard 210 guerlia groRnard, ra., grumbler: (,mi!.) old soldier (orig- ally a soldier of the Old Guard). KTonder, v. n., (of guns) to roar, thunder, gros, a., large, heavy, tliiek, bulky, big; se caisse, (mtts.) bass drum; se caralcrie, (,cav.) heavy cavalry, cuirassiers; d'hakine. (hi pp.) broken-winded;. se mcr, high, rough, heavy sea; .res piiccs, (art.) heavy guns, guns of large caliber; ses rf/>ara<»orw, extensive, substantial repairs; temps, rough,- bad weather (at sea); venJ, high wind. Pros, main part of; thick end or part; big or lump coal; wholesale trade; (mil.) main body; d'un arbre, thick end of a tree, trunk; de l'armie, (mil.) main body of the army; d'avant-garde, (mil.) main body of the advance guard; avoir du, (hipp.) to be strongly built, i.e., to have big bones and corresponding muscles: de, (of timber) square (i.e., so many inches square); et ditail, wholesale and retail; de Veau, high water at spring tide; de Vête, de l'hiver, depth of summer, of winter. gros-blanc, m., strong cement (whiting and glue). Krosse, f., gross (12 dozen); engrossing hand. gros-seur, (size). grossler, a., gross, coarse, rough, thick, grossly, V. a. n., to magnify, to increase, enlarge (as a photograph); (of the sea) to rise, swell. grossly sement, m., magnifying; magnifying power of a lens; enlargement (of a drawing, map, photograph). gruiipe, m., group, cluster, (art.) group of two, three, or four batteries; atpin, (Fr. a.) group of mountain troops (artillery and infantry) commanded by a chef de batallon; d'armée, (Fr. a.) all the armies operating in one theater of war, and under the supreme command of one general; de commandement (Fr. art.) in a regiment, so much of the regiment as is not included in the s de service and de manuère; franc, (Fr. a.) body of men in advance of the advance guard for the purpose of additional exploration; de guerre, (Fr. art.) a group of three batteries de guerre, q. v. (field artillery), of two batteries de guerre (horse artillery); de mawruvre, (Fr. art.) a group of three batteries Itrifs de mameuvre, q. v.; (service, (Fr. art.) in a regiment, a group charged with the general police, fatigues, etc. Krom><', p. !>., f^ToujK'd; furmatiun (, (mil.) dense formatioa. Rroupcment, m., grouping; (ball.) groupiiTg of liilsahoiit iheccntcrof impact; (f/fC.)joimngu|'., (onncf'ting up (of cells); C( ,it,'f du , (Ixili:) center of impact; c'tlhctif, (ball.) the grouping produced by a boily of men; denxlti' dc ^ (Ixill.) ditisity of grouping, ratio of nvimlHT of sliots to uiiii area on wluch thev fill; en derivation, (the) joining up in parallel, in quantity; h'trizoninl, (ball.) frouping of shots on a Iioiizontr.I target; iruliridud, (ball.) grouping of sliots hy a single man; en qiiantitr, v. ( n dlrivition; en sirif, (rlic.) joining uj) in series; en surface, v. (it dirivation: en tension, v. en sirie; virtical, (Ml.) grouping of sliots on a \ crtical t.irget. grouper, v. a., to s'roup, liring togclher; {(tic) to join up; grouper en dirivalion, enquantUe, etc., (elec.) v. s. v. groupement. gruau, m. , small crane. grue, f., crane, traveler; afoMff, water crane; ti air comprime, crane worked by compressed air; d'alimentation, water crane; arbre de, crane post; h axe tournarle, revolving crane; bee de, jib or arm of a crane; h 6ras, hand crane; de chargement, hositing crane, loading crane; d. chariot, ii chariot mobile, overhead, traveling crane; ti deux pivots, wall crane; h double voice, double crane; chelier de, crane jib or arm; clectrique, electric crane, electric-controlled crane; fiie, stationary crane; hydraulique, hydraulic crane; hydraulique, /jotaw, crane in which a tackle is workedhydraulically; hydraulique ii piston, hydraulic piston (grane; h lest, ballast crane; locomobile, traveling, transportable, crane; h main, hand crane; m6lure, sheers; mobile, traveling (transportable) crane; h Mon-te- projectiles (art.) shell hoist, shot crane; d, pierres, loading crane (for heavy work); d, pivot, revolving crane, post crane; 6, pivot fire, stationary crane; pivotante, v. 'h pivot; h pivot mobile, a pivot tournant, turning crane; pivotante, v. 'h pivot; h poinjean, handling or wharf crane; stationary crane; pivotante, portable crane, which, hand winch; rancher de, v. &ec de; roulante, v. mobile; a trois as, three-legged crane; A vapeur, steam crane; voice de, v. bee de. grume, f., bark left on felled tree; bois en, timber with the bark on, unsquared timber (1) Ut otherwise trimmed and cut up into lengths; en, with the bark on. grumeau, m., clot, lump; se mdtre en, to clod, lump, grow thick, coagulate. grufelier, v. . r., to clod, clot. gruilleux, a., lumpy, clotted. gruilleure, f. (mit.) small hollow in a casting, in cast metal, littini. gruilleure, m., (met.) bit of hammer scale. gué, m., ford; h, by fording; pa:<-frii, traverser h, to ford. gueable, a., forduble; 71011 , unfordal>k'. gueer, v. a., to ford; to water, wash horses, in a river. guerilla, m., V. guerrilla. KUfirillero, m., \. guerrilltru. guCrlr, V. a. n. r.. to cure, to be cured: dc, to be cured of (a fever, etc.;. guerlson, f.,cure. guCrlte, f., (fort.) small watchtowcr, lookout; op- erating or conning tower, aiming dome (of a turret), handing room (of a magazine); (mil.) sentry box; de barbanon, (fort.) lookout. blinder, (art., fort.) comiiiig tower or aiming turret (of a gun turret); cajKjle de , (mil.) sentinel's watch coat ; tiufTalo coat (V. P. A.); de locomotive, (r. r.) cab; o'T;ci(r de , f/cim.) a private; lile/ihonii/ue, telephone stand or box. guerlln, in. v. grclin- guerluchone 211 guide guerluchone, f., mason's trowel. guerre, f., (mil.) war, warfare, art of war; (more narrowly) campuien; war department; land service (as opposed to navy); acadimie de, war school, war college; all or in, to go to war; allumer la, to kindle war; art of war; articles de, articles of war; or or or la, to be at war; hâtimtrU de, (mar.) man-of-war; de bonrve, according to the recognized laws of war; bureau le la, war office, war department; de cabinet, any war not a national war, e.g., the French expedition against Madagascar; de compagne, war in the open field, as opposed to sieges; chances de, chances of war, luck of war; exéval de, charger; civil war; conseil de, council of war; court-martial; contrebande de, contraband of war; de cote, coast war (i.e., descents and related operations; de count, (nav.) commerce-destroying war; eri de, war cry; de croi, v. de course: de, warlike, of or belonging to war; declaration de, declaration of war; declarer la, to declare war; défendre, defensive war; departement de la, department of war; declarer la, law of war; declarer la, (any) war school; declarer de  to battles); fondre de, great warrior; franc de molestation de, free from molestation of war; pens de, military men, soldiers; grande, war on a large scale: great operations of war; homme de, warrior, soldier; hnnneurs de la, honors of war; intestine, civil war; jeu de la, war game; kriegspiel; au large, du large, (nav.) war on the high seas; lois de la, laws of war; maritime, naval war, warfare; de mer, v. fi>iuging, etc.; jxWc de , (med.) tnihus fe\((r: petite , minor operations of war; sham fight; pied de , war footing; place de , fortified to\vn, position; poudres de , service powders; nii.tnn de , custom of war; de rue, street figtiting; ri'ic de , stratagem: -de secour.i, war of alliance; guerre de siige, siege warfare; soutenir la , to carry on war; souterraine, underground, siege operations, attack and defense by mines; stratagime de , war stratagem; temps de , war time; thitUre de la , theater, seat, of war; usage de la , custom of war; vaisseau de , (nav.) war vessel; vaisneau moitii , moitU m^irchandise, (nap.) letter of marque; vapeur de , (rtav.) war steamer. guerrier, a., warlike, material; m., warrior, sol- dier. guerrilla, f., {mil.) guerrilla; contre , counter-guerrilla. guerrlllero, m., member of a guerrilla organiza- tion. guerroyer, v. a., (.fam.) to wage or make war. guerroyeur, m., (Jam.) warrior. guet, m., watch, guard, sentry (obs. as a military word); avoir l'(ril au , to be on the lookout; itre au , to watoh, be on the watch; faire Ie , to watch, keep watch; mot de , watchword; de nuit, patrol, night-watch. guet-apens, m., ambush. guCtre, f., gaiter; spattordash; demi , half-legging; jambiire, legging (zouaves and tirailleurs algrricns); s molletitres, leggings. guetr£, m., (mil. slang) foot soldier; trooper who, for any reason whatever, has to go afoot. gufttrer, v. a. r., to put on gaiters. guCtron, m., short gaiter. guette, I., (cons.) inclined post or stake, diagonal strut, prick post. guetter, v. a., to be on the lookout; to watch; to look out for; to dog. guetteur, m., lookout, watch, watchman; des ilcctro-srmaphorfs, coast signal man. guetton, m., diminutive of guette, a. v. Gueulard, ra., (met.) mouth, charging door (of a blast furnace); cheval, (kipp.) hard-mouthed horse; tague de, (met.) iron band encircling the mouth of a blast furnace, gueulef., mouth (of animals): mouth (of a furnace, etc.); doucine, cyma; (fond.) gate, runner; (art.) mouth of a gun; bee, discharge by cascade, or in a sheet, from an upper to a lower basin; ful'iiUe h bfe, a cask with its head knocked in; deloup, triangular notch in the end of a D:^m; a funnel that turns with the wind; (cord.) black-wall hitch; deloup double (simple), (cord.) double (single) back-wall hitch; d dr loup, (carp.) tongued and grooved; marcher h b>'e, v. s. v. marcher: produire une belle, to go well (of a coke fur- Tiaee); de rate, (con!.) c Ispaw, (also) black-wall hitch. gueusus, m., v. guu.tef. gueiise, f., (met.) pig, pig-iron; (nav.) pig-iron hillast, kentledge; defonte. (met.) pig iron: mire, (met.) sow. sow iron. gucnset, m., (met.) small pig of iron. Kueusillon, m., v. guetine!. gueiv, a., poor, naked. gul, m., (lUii.) boom. guidiet, m., wicket, little door; shutter; (1 air from Old, damper; ,?f;> fi, coilnass saw, table saw. Kulil;e, in., guiding (of a tool). guide, f., (ham.) rein; a't'.i'ige en.t, (art.) harnessing up with reins; (in4uire en.t, v, s. v. canduire. comluitr en s, v. s. v. cou(i.ni:e: d grande.i.<, with rvias; four-in-hand; full speed. guide guide, ra., Ruido, loader, conductor; (mil.) Ruide (at drill), guide (of a march); (in pi.) special corps of light infantry or cavalry in some armies: (cori.) ruv; (mich.) guide, piide rod, slide bar, raclius bar, crosshead guides; (art.) training of the grooves; A ailetlex, (art.) taking the grooves by studs; d'alimnit'itinn, (macliine guns) feed guide; ii articulathn, (mach.) link connections; chaine, cluiin guide; de chargrmtrU, (art.) loading plate; pir chemise de plomb, (art.) taking the grooves by load coating (obs.); '- de crosse, v. s. v. crosse; d, droite (gati-che), (drill) guide right (left); g'^Tural, (drill) general guide; (X g'irge, (mach.) slotted, grooved, guide; particvlier, (mil.) marker, scuad or company guide ( As oposert to general guide; de plaiiru, (raacliine guns) lock guide; principal, (mil.) principal guide; du projectile, (art.) taking the grooves; dit te, (mach.) crosshead guide; A tenin, v. ailleltes: de trie, (mil.) leading guide; de la tige du piston, (mach.) slide and block; piston rod guide; de la tige du piston, (mach.) valve-rod guide; valve-spindle guide. du tiroir, (wirh.) valve bridle. de traverse, (mach.) crasshead guide. guide-axe, m., (fam.) guide, directory. guide-axe, m., (fam.) guide, guide-book, m., (mach.) strap guide. guide-courrole, m., (mach.) strap guide. guider, V. a., to guide, lead, conduct, steer, direct, etc. guide-rope, M., drag, balloon drag (long rope, fitted with iron points, used to check a balloon when near the earth). 