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eflet(s) de campement, (mil.) camp equipage;
contondant, (art.) racking effect;
& double double , acting, double action (as,
a pump, fuse, etc.)!
d' eclatement, (art.) bursting effect, performance;
d'habillcment, (mil.) clothing, kit, outfit;
d'une machine, performance of an engine*^
s de la main, (man.) motions of the hand (in
efflli, S, a., slender;
cheval-, fine-, thin-shouldered horse.
efflanque, p. p., (hipp.) thin (result of fatigue
or of poor food); lean-flanked.
efflanquer, v. a., (hipp.) to reduce a horse by
fatigue, poor food, etc.
effleurer, v. a., to graze, glance on, rase; to skim
the surface of.
efflorescence, f., (chem.) efflorescence.
efflorescent, a., (chem.) efflorescent.
effondr, a., (of the soil) plowed deep and man
ured, broken up, thoroughly, (hence) bogey,
miry; (of a cask, etc.) knocked in.
effondrer, v. a. r., (of the soil) to plow deep,
break up thoroughly, and manure, (hence)
to bemire, to cut up, as by teaming, etc ; to
knock in (a cask, etc.); to crumble, fall.
effort, m., stress, effort, exertion, strain, force
strength; (hipp.) strain;
de boulet, (hipp.) strain of the pastern
joint;
cheval qui a un-, (hipp.) strained, foundered
horse; - de.glissement, shearing strain; - de reins, (hipp.) strain of back and loins,
dorso-lumbar strain;
de rupture, breaking stress; - de tendon, (hipp.) tendon strain;
- de tension, tensile stress;
-- de traction, tractive effort.
enraction, f . , breaking in , for purpose of stealing
effriter, s'- to crumble.
effroi, m., fright, terror.
egal, a., equal; (man.) even (of a gait); (top.) even
(ground).
Cgalisage, m., (powd.) equalizing of grains (manufacture).
Cgallsation, f., (mil.) equalization (of platoons
sections, etc.).
6galtser, v. a., to equalize; (mil.) to equalize
(platoons, etc.); (powd.) to classify, separate
(grains, according to size).
Sgallseur, m., - de potentiel, (elec.) potential
regulator.
egalisoir, m., (powd.) separator, separating sieve.
Cgallsures, f., pi., (powd.) granulated and sieved
powder.
egalite, f., equality; smoothness, uniformity; state
of level;
Cgalite, angle d' d'actions, (torp.) angle made
by the Whitehead torpedo with the horizontal
when the piston and the pendulum neutralize
each other's effects;
position d' d'actions, (torp.) position of
the Whitehead torpedo when the piston and
the pendulum neutralize each other's effects.
egare, p. p., lost; (mil.) missing (report of casualties
after a battle);
louche e, (man.) spoiled mouth.
egarer, v. a. r., to cause to lose one's way; to lead
astray; to lose; to lose one's way;
la louche d'un cheval, (man.) to spoil a
horse's mouth.
riding);
meurtrier, destructive effect, killing power
(as, of a shrapnel);
nominal, nominal effect, performance of an
engine, etc.);
s de pansage, (art., cav,) grooming kit;
perdu, (mach., etc.) lost work;
perforant, (art.) perforating, piercing, effect
(of a projectile);
s de petite monture, (mil.) kit of small parts,
articles, etc., carried in saddlebags;
s de pointure, (mil.) marked or stamped articles
(of the equipment);
s de la premiere portion, (mil.) clothes, grand
equipement, q. v., belts, etc.; in general, everything
normally drawn from the regular administrative
magazines;
s de la deuxieme portion, (mil.) petit iquipement,
q. v.; articles bought in market, and articles
exceptionally drawn from administrative
egarrotter, v. a., (hipp.) to wring the withers
of a horse.
eglander, v. a., (hipp.) to cut vives out.
egli.se, f., church; the church, especially the
Roman Church. (Eglise
reglementaires, (mil.) regulation outfit,
"uniform" articles (U. S. M. A.);
retarde, (art.) delay action (of a fuse);
& simple j (mach., etc.) single acting, single
action;
utile, (mach., etc.) useful effect, duty performance;
(ball., sm. a.) the number of hits
by one man in one minute (generally multiplied
by 100).
is strictly a Roman
Catholic church, Protestants using temple
instead.)
egohine, f., keyhole saw.
fegorger, v. a., to cut the throat of, to slaughter,
slay, kill.
6gout, m., drip (water); gutter; drain, sink; eaves;
slope or face of a roof.
egouttage, m., draining, dripping, drip.
egoutter, v. a. r., to drain, drip; to dry by dripping;
faire , to dry.
egouttoir, m., drainer; drip board; grating for
tarred rope.
egratigner, v. a to , scratch.
egratignure, f., scratch; (art.) scratch, score (hi
the bore of a gun).
egravoir, m., awl, sharp-pointed bit.
egrenage, m., shelling, picking; ginning (cotton).
egrenement, m., (art.) crack, flaw, in the bore of
a (bronze) gun.
egrener, v. a. r., to pick, shell; to gin (cotton);
(met.) to crack, to fly.
egrise, m., ggrisee, f., diamond powder (hi the
arts).
egrugeoir, m., (powd.) rubber, mealer.
egruger, v.
meal.
a., to pound, bruise; (powd.) to
egueulement, m., (art.) running, spewing, of the
metal (at the muzzle of bronze guns).
egueuler, v. a. r., (art.) to spoil, break, the muzzle
of a gun; (esp. of bronze guns) to run. spew,
at the mouth.
ehanche, a., (hipp.) hipshot.
ejecter, v. a., (sm. a., r.f. art.) to eject.
ejecteur,m., (sm. a., r.f. art., mach.) ejector.
ejection, f., (sm. a., r.f. art.) ejection,
elagage, m., lopping or thinning of branches; the
branches lopped off.
eiaguer, v. a., to lop branches, to trim trees.
elan, m., start, spring, jerk, leap; dash; (mil.)
dash, spirit of troops;
faire un , to make a start, spring, dash;
prendre d' , to take a start;
prendre un , v. faire un .
eiance, a., lank, thin, slender";
cheval , swayback horse, one shrunk in the
flank.
eiancer, v. a. r., to rush or shoot forward; to make
a dash, rush.
eiargir, v. a., to enlarge, widen, extend, spread
out; to release, set at liberty (a prisoner).
eiargissemen t, m., widening, extension; discharge,
release (of a prisoner); (art.) enlargement
of the bore;
de la tranchee, (siege) widening of the trench
(by infantry working parties).
let in.
eiargissure, f., eking piece, piece
61astlcite,f., elasticity;
formule d' , Hooke's law;
de la puissance, (steam) variation -of the
power of a steam engine from its nominal
power.
eiasticimfctre, m., instrument to measure the
elongation of test bars.
eiastique, a., elastic.
eiecteur, m., elector; voter.
eiectriclte, f., electricity;
& basse tension, low-tension electricity;
dynamique, dynamical electricity;