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crochet 114 croquis
crochet de bout de timon, (harn.) pole-hook;
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de brague, (art.) breeching-hook;
de brelage, any lashing hook;
de carabine, (sm. a.) carbine swivel;
de charge, pack-hook (ot pack-saddle);
de chemin, bend or turn of a road ;
cheville-ouvriere, (art.) pintle-hook;
clou h , tenter-hook ;
de dechargement, (art.) hook for drawing
cartridge;
defensif, (mil.') defensive crochet, wing or
flank thrown back;
double, double hook;
double fi anneau, double tackle hook and ring;
double d'eguipement, double tackle (swivel)
hook;
double de retraite, (art.) double trail hook;
double de reunion de chaine, double connecting
hook (for chains) ;
clevatoire, lifting hook;
d'enrayage de tir, (art.) locking chain hook;
d'epars, (art.) crossbar hook of a field gin;
d'epontille, stanchion hook;
d'equipement, (mach., etc.) tackle-hook;
& ctranglcr, (artif.) choking hook;
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extracteur, (r f. art.) hook extractor (Gard-
nergun);
fendu, split hook, double hook;
ferme, closed hook;
& fourche, (art.) forked hook, sponge-hook;
du glacis, (fort.) passage around traverse on
the covered way, crotchet;
h incendie, fire hook;
jumeau d'amarrage & double bee, (art.) double
mooring-hook (cabestan de carrier);
de. levage, lifting-hook;
de manoeuvre, (art., sm. a.) any hook used
in mounting or dismounting parts of the
mechanism;
de mousqueton (art., etc.) snap-hook;
& obus, (art.) shell-hook;
offcnsif, (mil. ) offensive crochet, wing or flank
thrown forward ;
ouvcrt, open hook;
& piton, ring-bolt and hook;
h poignees, (art.) shell-hook;
de pontage, (pont.) lashing hook;
s porte - armements, (art.) equipment hooks;
port-ecouvillon, (art.) sponge-hook;
porte-levier, (art.) trail handspike hook;
porte-levier portereau, (art.) trail handspike
hook;
porte-sabots, (art.) locking-shoe hook;
porte-seau, (art.) bucket hook;
ae prolonge, (art.) prolonge hook;
renoir, (harn.) pack saddle rain-hook;
de renvoi, (art.) guide hook (for lanyard);
& ressort, spring hook, spring latch;
de retour, (fort.) return;
de retraite, breast or draught hook in heavy
carriages; (art.) breast-hook, trail-hook;
de reunion de chaine, chain hook, connecting
hook;
ringard & . hooked poker;
en S, S-h'ook, open link, S-shaped hook;
de sape, (siege) return;
simple, single hook ;
de soulevement, lifting hook;
support de limoniere, (art.) shaft hook (mountain
artillery);
de tete d'dffut, (art.) breast-hook;
de tete de trait, (harn.) front trace-hook;
tire-cartouches, (art.) cartridge-case extractor;
tire-chaine, chain pick;
tirc-gargousse, (art.) cartridge-hook, unloading-hook;
de trait, (harn.) trace hook;
de tranchce, (siege) return;
de traverse, (fort.) passage around a traverse
on the covered way, crochet;
de voice, swingletree hook.
crocheter, v. a., to pick a lock.
crochu, m., (hipp.) unciform bone.
crocodile, m., (mil. slang) foreign student at St.
Cyr.
crois6, m., (fenc.) movement by which the adversary's
blade or foil is forced from the upper
to the lower line.
croise'e, f. window, casement; cross (of an anchor);
(top.) crossing (of roads); (inst.) cross-hairs
(telescope sight, etc.);
d'ancre, cross of the anchor;
de sabre, (sm. a.) cross or guard of a sword.
croisement, m., (r. r.) crossing of two tracks;
crossing of swords, foils, etc.; (mach.) belt
crossing;
au quart, (mach.) half quarter twist (of a
belt). ,
crolser, y. a. n., to cross, overlap; to lay or set
across, to intersect; (cord., etc.) to cross; (hipp.)
to cross, to breed out; (nav.) to cruise; (fenc.)
to cross swords, foils, etc.;
la bawnnette, (mil.) to charge bayonets;
se , (cord.) to be crossed.
croisette,, f., (sm. a.) sword or foil whose guard is
a simple cross.
croiseur, m., (nav.) cruiser;
& barbette, barbette cruiser; second-class
cruiser;
& batterie, cruiser with broadside battery;
h ceinture cuirassee. belted cruiser;
de combat, armored cruiser;
corsair e, commerce destroyer;
de course, commerce destroyer;
cuirasse, armored cruiser;
protege, protected cruiser ;
& redoute, cruiser with a redoubt battery;
torpilleur, torpedo cruiser;
& tourelles barbette, barbette-turret cruiser.
croisieTe, f., (sm. a.) cross, hilt of a sword-bayonet;
(nav.) cruise, cruising; (r. r.) crossing of two
tracks; (pont.) spring line, cross or diagonal
mooring;
en , (nav.) on a cruise;
guerre de , (nav.) privateering, commercedestroying;
tenir , (nav.) to continue cruising.
croisillon, m., crossarm, crossbar, crosspiece; boss
and arms of a water-wheel; (art.) slide of a
rear sight; (mach.) arm of a wheel; (cons., etc.)
frame of crossed bars;
s articules, (mach.) cross-axis;
poignee, double tee handle, cross-handle;
s ti tounllons, (mach.) journaled arms (in
some forms of universal joint).
croissant, m., crescent; (art.) scraper (for interior
of shell, as far as the eye); (hipp.) projection of
the os pedis in founder ;
de bride, (harn.) heart of the throat-latch.
croix, f., cross, cross of an order; (cord.) kink;
(sm. a.) cross-hilt of a sword;
en , crosswise, crossways;
grand , knight grand cross;
grand' , the cross or decoration worn by a
grand-croix, grand cross;
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de St. Andre, diagonal stays, cross-stays;
braces joined diagonally.
Croix-Rouge, f., Geneva Cross, Red Cross;
Societe de la Red Cross , Society.
croquade, f., rough, hasty sketch; draught.
croquemitaines, m. pi., (mil. slang} soldiers
sent to the disciplinary companies in Africa on
account of self-mutilation.
croquet, v. a., to make a rough sketch* or
draught.
croquis, m., sketch; plan, outline, rough draught;
cahier de , sketch book;
d' execution, working sketch, sketch of detail;
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pittoresque, landscape sketch;
topographique, topographical sketch, plan;
de tour d'horizon, (top.) sky-line sketch.