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desajustt, a.,
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cheval horse not true in his
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desajuster, v. a., to derange, disorder, disarrange.
desamarrage, m., (cord.) taking off (a mooring)
or lashing, undoing of a knot or seizing, unlashing,
unmooring.
dfisamarrer, v. a., (cord.) to undo a knot, to unmoor,
to unbend, to take off a seizing or lashing,
to unlash.
dSsamorcage, m., (sm. a.) unpriming of a cartridge
case; (art.) unpriming of a gun.
dfisamorcer, v. a., (art.) to unprime a gun; (sm. a.)
to unprime a cartridge case;
pince & , (sm. a.) unpriming-pincers;
se , (elec.) to run down (of a dynamo).
desancrer, v. a., to weigh anchor.
dfisapprovisionnement, m., (sm. a.) removal of
cartridges from the magazine.
dCsapprovisionner, v. a., (sm. a.) to remove the
cartridges from the magazine of a rifle.
dfisarborer, v. a., (nav.) to strike the colors.
de'sarsonner, v. a., (man.) to unseat; to unsaddle;
to unhorse; to throw.
desarmg, a., (nav.) out of commission.
dSsarmenient, m., (mil.) disarming (of prisoners,
etc.); disarmament, i. e., a term descriptive of
the (proposed) reduction of the excessive numbers
of modern armies on a peace footing;
passage of an army from war to peace footing;
(fort.) turning into arsenals, etc., the armament
of a fort; removal of a gun from a battery,
a fort; (nav.) laying up a ship in ordinary.
desarmer, v. a., to disarm; (mil.) to pass from a
war to a peace footing; to reduce armaments,
armies; (fort.) to remove a gun from a fort, a
battery; (sm. a.) to put the hammer, bolt,
at the safety notch, to uncock; (art.) to unload a
gun; to release the brake (after firing); (fenc.) to
disarm one's adversary; (nav.) to put a ship out
of commission;
unfrein, (art., etc.) to release a brake.
desarriiner, v. a., (nav.) to shift the stowage;
(mil.) to strip a balloon of its car and acces-
dSsarticuler, v. a., to disjoint.
disassembler, v. a., to take apart or asunder,
down, to^pieces.
desas sieger, v. a., (mil.) to raise a siege.
desa ture, a. . urisaturated; (of steam) superheated.
dt'saxer, v. a., (mach.) to get out of axis.
dfisazotation, f., (chem.) denitrification.
dfesazoter, v. a., (chem.) to denitrify.
desceller, v. a., to unseal, unfasten, loosen.
descendant, m., ebb tide.
descendant, a., (mil.) coming off, marching off
(guard, trenches, etc.);
garde e, old.guard.
deseendre, v. a. n., to descend, come, get down;
to dismount (from a horse); to flow off, to fall,
to ebb; to go down, descend (a river); (art.) to
dismount (cannoneers from chests); to dismount
(a gun); (mil.) to make a descent, an irruption;
de cheval, to dismount;
de garde, (mil.) to come off guard;
la garde, (mil.) to be relieved from guard;
(mil. slang) to die;
une rivi&re, to drop down a river;
la tranchee, (siege) to bo relieved from duty
in the trenches.
descentc, f., fall, descent; slope; coming down,
letting down; (cons.) cellar stairs; (mil., nav.)
landing, irruption; (mil.) coming off (a duty);
(steam, etc.) down stroke of a piston;
blindee, (siege) bunded descent (into the
ditch);
de cave, (cons.) cellar stairs;
de cheval, (man.) dismounting;
& del ouvert, (siege) open descent (into the
ditch);
& la double attaque, (siege) descent (into the
ditch) made in two stories;
faire une , (mil.) to make a landing or irruption;
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descente de fosse, (siege) descent into the ditch;
de fosse blindee (siege) descent into the ditch
by blinded sap;
de la garde, (mil.) coming off, marching off,
guard;
de main, (man.) relaxation of the hand, of
the reins;
du piston, (steam, etc.) down stroke of a
piston;
souterraine, (siege) descent (into the ditch)
le la tranchee, (siege) coming off duty in the
trenches;
luyau de , soil-pipe.
description, f., inventory, description;
signaletique, (mil.) descriptive list.
de'sechouer, v. a., to get a ship or boat afloat.
desemballage, m., unpacking.
d6semballer, v. a., to unpack.
dfisembarquement, m., disembarking, landing.
desembarquer, v. a., to disembark, land, unship.
d(jsembofter, v. a., to disjoint, get out of joint,
dislocate.
desembrayage, m., (mach.) throwing out of gearuncoupling,
disengaging, disengagic j-gear.
dfisembrayer, v. a., (mach.) to throw out of gear,
to uncouple, to disconnect, to disengage.
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