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guide 212 hache guide, m., guide, leader, conductor; (mil.') guide (at drill), guide (of a march); (in pi.} special corps of light infantry or cavalry in some armies; (cord.) guy; (macJi.) guide, guide rod, slide bar, radius bar, crosshead guides; (art.) taking of the grooves; d ailettes, (art.) taking the grooves by studs;
hachc 213 hansard hachc & main, hand ax (Fr. a., part of engineer equipment); de pare, (Fr. a.) generic term for s de bucheron and de charpentier; pic, ax and pick in one; portative du genie, (Fr. a.) almost the same as de bucheron, and carried by sappers of engineers; portative b, main, (Fr. a.) hand ax issued to the infantry; & tete, (Fr. a.) ax and hammer in one, carried field artillery. by hache-paille, m., straw cutter, chopper. hacher, v. a., to chop, hew, hack, etc.; (gen., mil.) to cut to pieces; (top. drawing) to make hachures, to hachure. hachereau, m., (mil.) field hatchet. hachette, f., hatchet; de campagne, (Fr. a.) small ax or hatchet used by tne field artillery to clear the ground of underbrush; de campement, (mil.) hatchet for splitting firewood in bivouacs, et".; & marteau, a hatchet with a hammer head. hachoir, m., chopping board or knife; chaficutter. hachotre, f., lath-chopper. hachure, f., (drawing) hachure, hatching; contre , cross hatching; horizontale, hachure parallel to contours. haha, m., ha-ha; sunken fence; any obstacle in a road or communication; (fort.) interruption on the landings of stairs of forts; on ramps, covered by a small bridge or draw easily removed in case of need; small ditch (covered by a draw) in front of a postern gate; small ditch with movable bridge (in a communication or pas- ha!((c)k, m., haik. hale, f., hedge; (mil.) lane formed by two ranks of soldiers facing each other; soldiers in line, or in one or more ranks; formation of several ranks into one; (fort.) a hedge serving as, or intended for, an obstacle; artificielle, (fort.) iron-wire hedge (obstacle); border la v. , former la ; doubler la , (mil.) to form in two ranks facing each other, v. former la ; etre en , v. former la ; former la , (mil.) to line a road, etc., with troops on each side; to form a lane by two ranks facing each other; to draw up troops along a road for a funeral or ceremony of passage of some person of high rank; morte, hedge formed of dead thorns; se ranger en , to form line; sechj brushwood edge, supported by wire or by pickets; vive, quickset hedge. hair?, f., haircloth; sackcloth; (met.) cast-iron , plate, lining hearth of a ' finery forge, back plate of a finery forge, halage, m., hauling, tra^ tior, towing; chemin de , towpath; corde de , towline . towrope; d la cordelle, towing; ligne de , towline, towrope; & vapeur, steam towage. hale, m., (lech.) clearance, play (of a bolt). hale-bas, m., (cord.) downhaul (of a flag, etc.). haleine, f., breath, wind; cheval gws d' , (hipp.) thick-winded horses; donner d, un cheval, (man.) to breathe a horse; meilre en , to let (a horse, man, etc.) get his wind; tenir des troupes en , (mil.) to keep troops in exercise. halement, m., hauling, towing; pulling, hauling. knot. haler, v. a., (cord.) to haul, haul in; to pull upon a rope; has, to haul down; & la cordelle, to tow; d joindre, to haul tight, to haul chock-ablock, two blocks; haler, & la main, to haul in by hand; main sur main, to haul hand over hand; sur une manoeuvre, to haul upon a rope. halle, f., large open shed; market. hallebarde, f., halberd. hallebardier, m., halberdier. hallier, m., thicket, brushwood. halogene, a., (chem.) halogenous. haloxyline, f., (expl.) haloxylin. halte, f., stopping, halt (of troops, etc.); stop, stand, resting place, refreshment during a halt; stopping place, halting place; (call or drill command ) halt ! d, la charge, (art.) cease loading! (command given when a battery under fire is about to quit its emplacement); faire , (mil.) to halt, make a stand, stop, stay; aufeu, v. s. v.feu; gardee, (mil.) halt with sentinels out, with guards, etc., posted; grande , (mil.) main or principal halt; long halt for rest, etc., (on march); horaire, (mil.) horary, hourly, halt (of ten minutes); - Hi! (mil.) sentinel's challenge on approach of people; repas, (mil.) halt or stop for a meal in a station halte-repas; dinner halt on a journey; subitc, dead stop; sudden stop. haltfcre, m., (gym.) dumb-bell. hamac, m., hammock; pour le passage des blesses, (med.) stretcher. hameau, m., hamlet. hamecon, m., fishhook. hamee, f., (art.) sponge staff, handle of a sponge (ecouvillon). hammerless, m., (sm. a.) hammerless shotgun. hampe, f., shank, staff; shaft; main spar (of a spar torpedo); ae cymbat, (torp.) war spar (of a spar torpedo); du drapeau, flag pole or shaft; d' ecouvillon, (art.) sponge staff; d'cxcrcice, (torp.) drillspar (of a spar torpedo); de (la) lance, (sm. a.) shaft; de pavilion, (nav.) ensign staff; de pavilion de beaupre, (nav.) jack staff; de rcfouloir, (art.) rammer staff; d'une lorpille, (torp.) spar of a torpedo. hampette, f., (of a spar torpedo) the part of a torpedo, spar that supports the torpedo at its end; secondary spar. ban, m., heave (of a workman striking a heavy blow). hanche, f., haunch, hip; leg (as of a trestle, e. g., Belgian three-legged trestle); (art.) leg of a gin; (hipp., etc.) haunch, hip; (in pi.) hind quarters of a horse; (nav.) quarter of a ship; Men sortie, (hipp.) well-placed, well-set, haunch; cheval allant sur, pare sur, les s, (man.) horse that in galloping supports himself on Ms hauncnes; de (la) chevre, (macJi., etc.) cheeks of a gin; coulee, effacee, (hipp.) haunch tuat is not prominent enough; gagneej (man.) said of a horse when his rider succeeds in controlling his hind quarters; mfttre un cheval sur les s, (man.) to make a horse gallop so that he supports himself on his hind quarters; noyee, (hipp.) sunken launch; rabaisser les s, (man.) to force a horse to lower his croup; trainer les s, (man.) to drag (said of a horse that gallops false, or that changes the foot in galloping). hari et, m., lashing of a tent or of an awning, (nav.) reef-line. hangar, m., shed, penthouse (as gun shed, boathouse, etc.). hansard, m., pit saw.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, Document No. 95. Of
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PREFACE. In spite of the events of
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VIII AUTHORITIES. Equitation diagon
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SERVICE AND OTHER ABBREVIATIONS. [T
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SERVICE AND OTHER ABBREVIATIONS. XI
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a LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THE
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about about, m., butt, butt-end; sh
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acier acier par reaction, reaction
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affaire 6 afffit affaire, f., affai
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agres 8 air agres, m. pi., (pont.)
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alfcze 10 allumeur aleze, f., v. al
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ambulance 12 amorce ambulance de ga
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angle 14 angle angle d'abaissement
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anse 16 appareil anse, f., handle,
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applique 18 arasement applique, f.,
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argonncrie 20 anne arconnerie, f.,
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arme 22 arret armee metropolitaine,
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arroser 24 aspiration arroser ses g
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assermenter 26 attachement assermen
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atterrissage 28 autorediiction atte
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avant-ioycr 30 avis avant-foyer, m.
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agues 32 balaneier bagues, f. pi.,
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an 34 baquet ban de reception, call
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arreaudage 36 bastiion barreaudage,
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atiniciit 38 batterie bailment mili
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atterie 40 battre batterie en sacs
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erne 42 billet berne, f., pavitton
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Weimc 44 tools bleime seche, deep-s
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oite 46 bordereau botte ft noyau, (
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ouclion 48 beaten bouchon porte-amo
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oussole 50 brancard boussole topogr
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aye seams. brayette,f.,y.bra
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ocher 54 bucher broclier trop & gra
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uttoir 56 cadence buttoir d'auget,
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cahier 58 calepin cahier de visile
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camp 60 cancvas camp, asseoir un ,
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canon 62 capitaine canon rond, (hip
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carabine carabine-ezprm, express ri
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cartouche 66 castration cartouche b
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cendrage 68 certiflcat cendrage, m.
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ctiaiiiec 70 champ chaiiiee, f., (s
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chantignole 72 charbonnure chantign
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charger 74 chasse charger en ligne,
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chaudiere 76 chef chaudiere, lit de
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chemise 78 chcval chemise de plomb,
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Cheval 80 cheval Clieval de sang, t
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chevalier 82 chien chevaline, a., (
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cinglage 84 cire, f., wax, sealing
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clef 86 code clef b, douille, key-w
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colichemarde 88 colonne colichemard
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combat 90 commandant combat isole,
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commissaire 92 commission commissai
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compas 94 compte compas b, diviser,
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condue tour 96 cong conducteur, a.,
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consommation 98 contre-brisure cons
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contre-poids 100 controter contre-p
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cordage 102 cornlcfae cordage en qu
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corps 104 coton-poudre corps, de su
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coulisseau 106 coup coulisseau, m.,
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coupe 108 courbe coupe en long, lon
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courroie 110 coussinet courroie cro
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crachement 112 creosote crachement,
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crochet 114 croquis crochet de bout
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cuirassement 116 curette cuirasseme
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damasquiner 118 debosser damasquine
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decharge 120 decommettre decharge,
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defaut 122 defournement defaut de l
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dejeter 124 dni6nager dejeter, v. r
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demobilisation 126 denture demobili
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depot 128 d$saimanter depot de remo
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deserter 130 ciesimioii deserter &
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devancer 132 direct devancer I'appe
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discretion 134 dissoudre discretion
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dod6cagone 136 double-joint dodecag
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dressage 138 dynamite dressage & la
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eau 140 Scart flush with the surfac
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tichaume 142 eclatcmeiit Cchaume, m
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6eole 144 ecoiivillon 8cole de la F
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COGI 146 electricity eflet(s) de ca
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embarrer 148 embrocher embarrer, v.
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emploi 150 enchevetrure emploi, ret
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enfant 152 engreiiage enfant(s) per
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ensablement disablement, m. , sand
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envie 156 envie, f., (mach.) the cu
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Spreuve 158 equipage Cpreuve des po
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erse 160 espace erse en bitord, sel
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Page 186 and 187: 6tat 164 gteindre Ctat de guerre, s
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Page 222 and 223: gamelle 200 garde ramelle de cavale
Page 224 and 225: gare care de tete, (r. r.) reversin
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Page 238 and 239: hauts-paye 216 hcrminure haute-paye
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Page 248 and 249: instabie 226 intendance instable, c
Page 250 and 251: Intervertir 228 Ixomfetre intervert
Page 252 and 253: jarretiere 230 jeu Jarretiftre, L,
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Page 264 and 265: Hhorte 242 ligne liberty dc languc,
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Page 268 and 269: limosinage 246 lit limosinage, limo
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man-he 262 ma re lie man-he d'appro
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mareclial 264 marionnctte riiarf'oh
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marteau 266 masse marteau d dents,
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matelot 268 mecanisme matelot de I'
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mlanger 270 iner v. a., to mix, min
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mesurer 272 mettre mesurer 4 la vue
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meule 274 mine meule, trituration s
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misc 276 mi-vitcsse mlse hors de ba
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molester 278 Rionte-charge(s) moles
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mordache 280 mortier inordache, f.,
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mouillage 282 moulurer , m., wettin
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uvement 284 mur mouvernent de terra
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mutilation 286 nappe mutilation, f.
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navire 288 nez navire a he,Ikes jum
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niveau 290 noeud niveau de pente, i
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non-exerce 292 nu non-exerce, a., (
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oblique 294 obus oblique, marche ,
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cell 296 officer cell du pirot de l
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ohm 298 ordonnancement ohm, m., (el
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ordre 300 ortie ordre, service d' ,
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outrer 302 ouvrage outrer, v. a., t
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pagaie 304 palan pairaie, f.. paddl
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palme palme(s) academiques, in Fran
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paquet 308 pare paquet de cartouche
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parisien parisien, m., lubber, clum
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pas 312 passe-port 'mse, Engli - de
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pa to nte 314 pause patente nelte,
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pays 316 peloton -, pays, plat, (mi
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penture 318 perd-fluide penture, f.
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perspectif i>erspectif, a., perspec
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piece 322 piece pifcce d'arlillerie
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pierre 324 pilastre plerre aimantee
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pingard 326 piquet pincard, m. , ho
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piston 328 place piston a rainures,
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plan 330 planchette plan perspectif
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plaque 332 plateau plaque de toitur
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plat re 334 plomb platre mouline, p
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poignee 336 point polgnGe-magasin,
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, (mil.) extreme point of the point
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pompe 340 pont pompe d>'alimentatio
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pont 342 port pont dejonc, brushwoo
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porte-auge 344 porte-fourrean porte
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porter 346 poser porter au vent, (m
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poste 348 poteau poste d'amarrage,
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poudrc 350 poulie poudre de guerre,
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pourtour 352 pouti pourtour, m., ci
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prendre 354 presidence prendre Us a
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prevenir 356 prise prtvenir un ch?v
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profit 358 prolongation profit inte
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prud'homme 360 puits prud'homme, m.
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quantite 362 quatre quantite de mou
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queue 364 rabattre queue d'une rade
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acinal 366 ragrer racinal de pont,
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alingue 368 rampin ralliigue, f., (
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anger 370 rapprocher ranger du mond
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ater 372 rayon rater, v. a. n., (of
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ebeUe 374 recevoir rebelle, a., reb
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econnaissance 376 rectiflcateur rec
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edresse 378 reforme redresse, f., (
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egagner 380 regir regagner, v. a.,
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egiement 382 rein reglement de mano
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elever 384 remise relever un navire
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emplissage 386 rgnetter remplissage
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entrer 388 rcpas rentrer Us avirons
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epller 390 reprise replier, se - su
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esilier 392 ressort resilier, v. a.
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ctablir 394 retour rttablir, se , (
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etranchement 396 revetement retranc
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ia 398 rive rla, m., v. rea. riaule
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obinet 400 romaine robinet de decha
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ondelle 402 roue rondelle d'obturat
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joue 404 roulage roue, moyeu de d a
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oute 406 rugueux route, livrer une
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sablier 408 sac sablier, m., hourgl
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sainte-foarbe 410 sal ut sainte-bar
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sape pied & pied, single or full sa
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schako 414 scorie schako, m., (unif
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secret, auT- in close , confinement
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semaine 418 sentinclle semaine, de
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serpentin 420 serrure serpentin,^ v
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service 422 service service de deux
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sffcge 424 signataire siege en form
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societe 426 soleil societe de tir,
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sonde 428 soudabilit$ sonde de pomp
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soulavement 430 soupape soulevement
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sous-longeron 432 spectre sous-long
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station 434 subsistance station de
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support 436 surete support(s) de la
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suspect 438 table suspect, lieu, pa
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tache 440 talon tache, mettreh la ,
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tampon 442 tarage tampon, m., plug,
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teillagc 444 temperature teillage,
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tenir 446 tentie tenir la bride Tia
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terrassement 448 tertre teirassemen
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tete 450 tige tte de tampon, buffer
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tir 452 tir tir de baiter ie. batte
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tir 454 tirer tir, vitesse de , rat
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tiroir 456 tole llrolr, equilibrer
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torchon 458 torsion torchon, m., ru
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tour 460 tourillon tour poupce de ,
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tournoienieiit 462 train tournoieme
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trait 464 tranehec trait, dcssin au
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transport 466 travail transport, mo
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traverse 468 trepan traversed mouve
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tricyclette 470 trot tricyclette, f
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troupe 472 tube troupe(s) {['operat
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turlutine 474 tuyfcre turlutine, f.
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usance 476 val usance (thirty days
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vapeur 478 velitcs vapeur h helice,
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venteux 480 vermoiilure venteux, te
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vertige 482 vif vertige abdominal,
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vis 484 vis vis, f., screw, especia
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visite 486 vote visite periodique,
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voile 488 voix voile, m., veil; pre
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TOltC 490 voyage Volte, demi v. , d
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x, m., (/aw.) a cadet of the Polyte
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A FRENCH-ENGLISH MILITARY TECHNICAL
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TABLE OF CONTENTS. Page. Preface >
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A attelge (said of a battery). {Xj
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A. A" Anglo-arabe. A. C. T automobi
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J* Jetx'se Pier, jetty, mole. K Ker
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RELATIONS BETWEEN DEGREES, GRADES,
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aeromarin 510 allumage aeromarin, m
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aiinuaire 512 arm annuaire, m., dir
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assembler 514 avion assembler, v. t
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allon 516 bailment ballon ramener u
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leu 518 bottine bleu, petit , (/aw.
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igadier 520 cage brigadier de lir.
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canton 522 cartouche canton, m., (F
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chambrc 524 chasse-clavette chambre
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chronographe 526 clou chronographe,
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commissaire 528 conductance commiss
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eorbeau 530 coureuv corbeau, m., cr
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croiser 532 debat croiser, v. t., t
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deflecteur 534 derivation deflecteu
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direction 536 droit direction des S
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6erou 538 eiiclenche Scrou de bloca
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escadrille 540 eventail escadrille
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feu 542 force feu, direction du , (
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Fritz 544 gare Fritz, m., proper na
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grade 546 gyroplane grade de veille
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implanteur 548 joint implanteur, m.
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lechage 550 lighc lechage, m., lick
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maison 552 marque maison d'invalide
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mettre 554 moteur mettre au point,
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non-remise 556 offleier non-remise,
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panneau 558 pavolser panneau d' Ide
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pigeon 560 plan pigeon de mobilisat
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poignge, f., handle; de maintien, (
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poste 564 projectile poste de T. S.
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adeau-masque 566 rearmer radeau-mas
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egulation 568 rSseau regulation, f.
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obinet 570 sape robhiei & deux bran
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seringue 572 sous-commissaire serin
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tablier 574 territoriale tablier, m
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tir 576 traction tir de progression
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tremblcur 578 tuyau trembleur, m.,
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vibrateur 580 voiturc vibrateur, ra
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zone 532 zyeuter zone, f., zone; (m
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