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embrouiM, p. p., gloomy, overcast (of weather).
the
embrouiller,
weather).
v. r., to become overcast (of the
embrume, a., foggy.
embuche, f., ambush, snare;
to fall into a
dormer, tomber, dans une -,
snare;
dresser des-s h, to lie in wait for;
dresser une-
, to lay a snare, ambush,
embuscade, f., (mil.') ambush, ambuscade;
-, dresser, tendre, une to prepare an ambuscade;
en-
, in ambush;
de tirailleurs, (fort.) sort of small shelter
trench to hold 4 or 5 sharpshooters.
embusquer, v. a. r., (mil.) to place in ambush,
to set an ambuscade; to lie in ambush.
Cmerger, v. n., to emerge.
Gmeri, m., emery, emery paper.
emeriller, v. a., to rub, grind, with emery, emery
paper.
6merillon, m., swivel; (cord.) loper;
---anneau, swivel ring;
anneau &- ,
croc b,-,- & croc, swivel hook.
fanerise", a., covered with emery, emery;
papier-
, emery paper;
toite-e, emery cloth.
gmeriser, v. a., to lay on emery, coat, face with
emery.
Cmerite, a., emeritus.
Emersion, f . emersion. .
,
tmeute, f., riot, disturbance.
Cmeutier, m., rioter.
emiettement, m., (art.) fragmentation, splintering,
of a shell.
femietter, v. r., (art.) to break up into fragments
(shell on plate, etc.).
Eminence, f., eminence, elevation, rising ground,
hill; (fig.) eminence.
Cmilite, f., (expl.) emilite.
Emission, f., emission; (steam) emission, educting,
exhausting; eduction valve;
lumiere d'-, eduction port;
tuyau d'- eduction , pipe.
emmagasinage, m., warehousing, storing (hi arsenals,
etc.).
emmagasinement, m., v. emmagasinage.
emmagasiner, v. a., to store up (in magazines,
arsenals, etc.); to store up (work, etc.).
eiumanclie, a., helved, fitted with a helve, a
handle.
emmanchement, m., hafting, helving;
- & baionnette, bayonet joint.
emmanclier, v. a. r., to fit a helve, a handle, to;
to slide in or over; to set about, to begin.
emmanteler, v. a., (fort.) to surround a place by
a fortified enceinte.
emmarchement, m., (cons.) width of a stairway;
ligne d'- middle line of a , stairway (in plans).
emmfcnagement, m., moving in; (in pi., nav.)
accommodations.
emmSnager, v. a., to move hi.
emmenotter, v. a., to handcuff.
emmensite, f., (expl.) emmensite.
emmetrer, v. a., to arrange materials so as to
facilitate their measurement.
emmiellure, f., (hipp.) charge, hoof ointment.
emmortaiser, v. a., to mortise.
emmurer, v. a., to wall in or up; to surround by
a wall.
Cmorfiler, v. a., to take off the wire or rough
edge.
{jmouchette, f., fly net for horses.
emoudre, v. a., to grind, whet, sharpen.
Gmoulage, m., grinding; (sm. a.) grmding of barrel
to shape.
Cmouler, v. a., (mach.) to grind.
Cmoulerie, f., grinding shop.
(jmouleur, m., grinder (workman); (sm. a.) barrel
grinder.
gmouleuse, f., (mach.) grinding machine.
gmoulu, p. p., sharp.
p. p., dull (of edge tools, cutting and
thrusting weapons).
Cmousser, v. a. r., to blunt, dull, to become dull;
to chamfer, bevel; (fig.) to deaden, weaken;
un bataillon, etc., (mil.) to cut off the corners
of a battalion, etc., in square so as to form and
octagon.
empaillage, m., wrapping with straw (as, a swingbar
in a stable, etc.).
empailler, v. a., to wrap with straw (as, guncarriage
wheels, etc.).
empan, m., span (in measurements).
empanacher, v. a. r., to adorn with a plume,
(unif.) to plume (a helmet).
empannon, m., (cons.) jack-rafter; (art., etc.)
hound, brace;
* de fleche, (rear) brace, hind hounds;
s de timon, (fore) brace, fore hounds.
empaquetage, m., packing, packing up; (sm. a.)
assembling of cartridges in packets; packing of
cartridges in the magazine or the loader;
& 6, 8, etc., (sm. a.) packing of cartridges hi
sets or packs of 6, 8, etc.
empaqueter, v. a., to pack, pack up: (sm. a.)
to pack cartridges in cases, in packages gen-
erally.
emparer, v. r., (mil.) to take a work, position,
etc., by assault or main strength.
empatg, p. p., cheval , coarse, thickset horse,
with hairy extremities.
empatement, m., (cons.) foundation, base,
footing, of a wall; base, support, of a crane;
(cord.) splicing, length of the strands in splicing.
empater, v. a., to foot, to tenon; to shape the
foot or tenon of a wheel-spoke; (cord.) to splice,
to twist the strands of two ropes together
when making a splice; (cons.) to give footing
to a wall.
empattement, m., foot (of a talus); foot, sole
(of a rail).
empature, f., scarf, scarfing, joining together
(of two beams, end to end).
empch6, p. p., embarrassed, hindered; (mil.)
prevented from serving, from taking duty;
cordage , (cord.) foul or entangled rope.
empe"chement, m., impediment, hindrance; obstruction,
obstacle; (mil.) any hindrance to
performance of a duty;
:
en cos d'
, in case of inability.
empgcher, v. a., to stop, prevent, hinder, oppose,
obstruct.
empeigne, f., upper, of a shoe.
empe"trer, v. a. r., to entangle; hamper, embarrass;
to hobble (a horse); (of horses) to become
entangled in the traces, to get the feet, legs,
tangled in the traces, harness.
empierrement, m., ballasting; ballast; metaling
(of a road, of a railroad bed);
en , metaled, macadamized.
empierrer, v. a., to ballast a road.
empiiage, m., piling (of projectiles, etc.).
empilement, m., piling, stacking; pile (of shot,
etc.).
empiler, v. a., to pile up, stack (shot, etc.).
empire, m., empire;
de la mer, (nav.) sea power.
emplacement, m., seat, site, emplacement; (art.,
fort.) emplacement of a gun; (mil.) station
(of troops in peace), position of troops, of a
line (on the battlefield); (of field artillery)
the actual line or position
of the guns; the
whole artillery position;
. de batterie, des batteries, (art.) the (field)
artillery position;
cuirasse, (art., fort.) armored emplacement;
de la machine ftxe, engine house.
emplanture, f., (nav.) step of a mast.
empiatre, m., plaster, salve.
emp!6omanie, f., (Fr. adm.) craze or mania to
hold office under the government.
emploi, m., charge, employment, place, duty,
office; (adm.) application of funds to a specific
purpose;
double , repetition, useless repetition;
faire double avec, to be a duplicate of, to
reproduce, repeat, unnecessarily;