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hansiere 214 hausse
hansiere, f., (cord.) hawser,
haute, f., whip handle.
happe, f., hasp; cramp iron; bed, axletree bed;
semicircular wrapping plate or clout;
h anneau, linch hoop and plate, clout plate
and loop at end of axletree arm;
& anneau ettt piton, wrapping plate and ring
(ring attached by means of a piton);
b, crochet, wrapping plate or clout terminating
in a hook;
& vtrole et & crochet ferme, iron plate beneath
the fore end of a limber-pole.
a weak but fine-looking
horse.
happelourde, m., (hipp.)
happer, v. a., n., to seize suddenly;
d la langue, to stick to the tongue (as clayey
stones, etc.).
haquenee, f., (hipp.) hack, hackney, nag (gentle
horse);
alter ia } (man.) to amble.
haquet, m., drag or cart without side rails; (pont.)
ponton wagon;
mcnt.
haras se, p. p., wornout, tired, done up;
par la route, wayworn.
harasser, v. a., to harass, jade, knock up, fatigue.
haraux, m., stratagem for carrying off an enemy's
horses while picketed or at grass.
harcelage, m., v. harcelement.
harcelement, m., harassing, galling.
harceler, v. a., to harass (the enemy); to gall.
hardes, f., pi., clothes, apparel, clothing.
hardi, a., bold, intrepid, audacious;
branche e, (harn.) bent branch or check of
bridle bit.
hardiesse, f., boldness, intrepidity, audacity.
haricot, m., bean.
haridelle, f., thin, poor, and worthless horse.
harnachement, m., harness, saddlery in general;
horse furniture; (cav.) saddle and bridle and
parts;
d'officier, officer's horse furniture;
de selle , saddle and its outfit ( all parts) ;
de trait, draught harness.
harnacher, v. a., to harness.
harnacheur, m., harnesser; harness 'maker.
harnais, m., armor, accouterments; (harn.) horse
trappings, harness; (mach.) train and gear (of
wheels); (unif.) any kind of military clothing;
d'angle, (mach.) bevel gearing;
- d'attclage monte, (art.) artillery harness
(driving from saddle);
d'attelage en guides, (art.) harness of a team
driven from seat;
de bat, (art.) pack-mule harness;
blanchir sous le , to turn old (gray) in the
service, to grow ola in the profession of arms;
& bricole, v. & poitrail;
harnais h bricole renforce, (Fr. art.) harness used
for very heavy weights (as a gun truck);
de cirConstance, (Fr. a.) the same as-de
limoniere, but lighter;
d cottier (s), collar harness;
---de derrikre, (art.) wheel harness;
de devant, (art.) lead harness;
endosser le-, (mil.) to turn soldier, go into the
army;
d'engrenage, (mach.) set or troin of gearing;
back gear; - de limoniere, shaft harness (two-wheeled
vehicle); - metallique, (mach.) gearing with all tosth
metallic;
de milieu, (art.) swing harness;
- mute, (mach.) gearing with veeth part wood,
part metal;
ft poitrail, breast harness;
-- de retraite, anchoring binder; - tt traits r enforces, (art.) harness with reenforced
traces (for very heavy weights).
harpage, m., (mas.) toothing.
harpe, f., (cons.) corner iron, cramp iron; (mas.)
tooth, toothing stone, toothing;
h bateau, (pont.) ponton wagon;
h chevalets, (pont.) trestle wagon;
& forge, (pont.) forge wagon of a bridge equi-