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guerluchone 211 guide
guerluchone, f., mason's trowel.
guerre, f., (mil.) war, warfare, art of war; (more
narrowly) campaign; war department; land
service (as opposed to navy);
academic de war , school, 'war college;
alter b la , to go to war;
allumer la , to kindle war;
art df la art of , war;
articles de , articles of war;
avoir la to be at , war;
batiment de , (nav.) man-of-war;
de bonne , according to the recognized laws of
war;
bureau de la , war office, war department;
de cabinet, any war not a national war, e. g.,
the French expedition against Madagascar;
de ca, rnpagne, war in the open field, as opposed
to sieges;
chances de , chances of war, luck of war;
cheval de , charger;
civile, 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 course, (not?.) commerce-destroying war;
cr i de war , cry;
de croisi&re, v. de course;
de , warlike, of or belonging to war;
declaration de declaration of , war;
declarer la to declare , war;
defensive, defensive war;
departement de la , department of war;
droit de la , law of war;
(.cole de , (any) war school;
I' ecole de la , the school of war;
ecole supcrieure de , v. s. v. ecole;
en , at war; under service conditions;
etat de state of , war; war footing;
etrangere, foreign war;
d' extermination, war of extermination;
factice, sham war, simulated warfare;
faire la , to wage war, be at war;
faire bien la. , to understand the art of war;
faire bonne' , to wage war with all possible
humanity; to act honorably to an adversary;
faire une petite to be , engaged in minor operations
(as opposed to battles);
foudre de , great warrior;
franc de molestation de , free from molestation
of war;
gens de , military men, soldiers;
grande war , on a large scale; great operations
of war;
homme de , warrior, soldier;
honneurs de la , honors of war;
intestine, civil war;
jeu de la , war game; kriegspiel;
au large,
seas;
du large, (nav.) war on the high
lois de la , laws of war;
maritime, naval war, warfare;
de mer, v. maritime;
de mines, subterranean warfare;
ministere de la , ministry of war; war department;
war office; horse guards;
ministre de la , minister of war; secretary of
war; secretary of state for war;
de montagne, mountain warfare;
nationale, de nations, war between nations
(as opposed to de cabinet);
offensive, offensive warfare;
& outrance, war of extermination;
pain de , v. s. v. pain;
de partisans, small operations, as raiding,
foraging, etc.;
peste de , (med.) typhus fever;
petite , minor operations of war; sham fight;
pied de , war footing;
place de , fortified town, position;
poudres de , service powders;
raison de , custom of war;
de rue, street fighting;
ruse de , stratagem;
de secours, war of alliance;
guerre de siege, siege warfare;
soutenir la ', to carry on war;
souterraine, underground, siege operations,
attack and defense by mines;
stratageme de , war stratagem;
temps de , war time;
theatre de la , theater, seat, of war;
usage de la , custom of war;
vaisseau de , (nav.) war vessel;
vaisseau moitie , moitie merchandise, (nav.)
letter of marque;
vapeur de , (nav.) war steamer.
guerrier, a., warlike, material; m., warrior, soldier.
guerrilla, f., (mil.) guerrilla;
contre , counter-guerrilla.
guerrillero, m., member of a guerrilla organization.
guerroyer, v. a., (/am.) to wage or makawar.
guerroyeur, m., (/am.) warrior.
guet, m., watch, guard, sentry (obs. as a military
word);
avoir I'ml au , to be on the lookout;
etre au to , watch, be on the watch;
faire le , to watch, keep watch;
mot de , watchword;
de nuit, patrol, night-watch.
guet-apens, m., ambush.
gu6tre, f., gaiter; spatterdash;
demi , half-legging;
jambiere, legging (zouaves and tirailleurs
algeriens);
s molletieres, leggings.
guetrg, m., (mil. slang) foot soldier; trooper who,
for any reason whatever, has to go afoot.
guStrer, v. a. r., to put on gaiters.
gufetron, m., short gaiter.
guette, f., (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
electron-semaphores, coast signal man.
guetton, m., diminutive of guette, q. v.
gueulard, m., (met.) mouth, charging door (of a
blastfurnace);
cheval , (hipp.) hard-mouthed horse;
tague de , (met.) iron band encircling the
mouth of a blast furnace.
gueule, f . 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;
futaille d, bee, a cask with its head knocked
in;
de loup, triangular notch in the end of a
beam; a funnel that turns with the wind;
(cord.) black-wall hitch;
de loup double (simple), (cord.) double (single)
black-wall hitch;
& de loup, (carp.) tongued and grooved;
marcher d, bee, v. s. v. marcher;
produire une belle to , go well (of a coke furnace);
de raie, (cord.) catspaw, (also) black-wall
hitch.
gueusat, m., v. gueuset.
gueuse, f., (met.) pig, pig-iron; (nav.) pig-iron
ballast, kentledge;
defonte. (met.) pig iron;
mere, (met.) sow, sow iron.
gueuset, m., (met.) small pig of iron.
gueusillon, m., v. gueuset.
gueux, a., poor, naked.
gui, m., (nav.) boom.
guichet, m., wicket, little door; shutter;
d air fraid, damper;
scie & , compass saw, table saw.
guidage, m., guiding (of a tool).
guide, f., (harn.) rein;
attelage en s, (art.) harnessing up with reins;
conduire en s, v. s. v. conduire,
conduite en s, v. s. v. conduite;
it grandes s, with reins; four-in-hand; at full
speed.