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intervertir, v. a., to invert.
fntestin, a., civil, in guerre e, civil war.
hitimer, y. a., (law) to assert or indicate with
.
authority; to give legal notice. ,
Intonation, f., intonation;
ecole d' , (mil.) voice drill in giving commands.
tntrados, m., (cons.) intrados.
Introduction, f., introduction; (steam) admission
of steam;
fermerV , (steam) to shut off steam;
orifice d' , (steam) admission port.
invalide, a., invalid, disabled; m., invalid, pensioner;
(in pi.) the Hotel des Invalides, at
Paris;
externe, out -pensioner;
hdtel des s, soldiers' home (U. S. A.); the
Invalides at Paris; military or naval hospital
for invalids. ,
Invalidity f., (law) invalidity.
invasion, f., (mil.) invasion;
guerre d' , war ol invasion.
inventaire, m., inventory, return.
Inverseur, m., (elec.) commutator.
Inversion, f., (mil.) inversion; formation left in
front.
investigation, f., inquiry, investigation.
Investir, v. a., (mil. fort.) to invest, blockade, surround.
tnvestissement, m., (siege) investment, blockade;
corps d' , investing body or army;
definitif, final or complete investment, when
the line of investment is thoroughly established;
ligne d' , line of investment ;
provisoire, preliminary investment, to dislodge
besieged from his advanced positions
and to close his communications with the exterior.
invincible, a., invincible.
Invitation, f., invitation;
defeuille de route, (Fr. a.) request for transportation.
Invulnerable, a., invulnerable;
poste des s, a synonym of mont . pagnote, q v.
lode, m., (chem.) iodine.
Ions, m. pi., (elec.) ions.
ipe'ca, le pere , (mil. slang) regimental surgeon.
IrrMuctible, a., irreducible, impregnable,
irregulier, a., irregular; (mil.) irregular, said of
troops not belonging to the regular line (practically
obs.);
fortification e, (fort.) fortification that for any
reason whatever follows no regular definite
system.
irrigation, f., irrigation.
irriguer, v. a., to irrigate.
irruption, f., inroad, irruption.
isabelle, a., (hipp.) yellow dun, clay bank; m., a
clay-bank colored horse;
cheval , clay-bank horse;
couleur , dun.
ischion, m., ischium, hip bone.
isobarometrique, a., isobaric.
isocele, a., isosceles.
isochrone, a., isochronous.
Isodynamique, a., isodynamic;
ligne -, isodynamic line.
Isolant, a., (elec.) insulating, nonconducting; m.,
insulator;
tabouret , insulating stool.
Isolateur, m., (elec.) insulator, nonconductor;
arret, terminal insulator;
cloche, petticoat insulator;
& double arret, shackle insulator; terminal insulator;
isolateur double cloche, double petticoat insulator;
ejecteur. (sm. a.) the ejector of the Russian
model '91 (so called from its two parts);
d paratonnerre, lightning rod insulator;
h suspension, suspended insulator; hook insulator;
tendeur, stretching insulator.
isolation, f., (elec.) insulation.
isolfi, p. p., isolated, solitary, unconnected, disconnected;
(elec.) insulated; (mil.) detached,
separated from his regiment or garrison (of individuals);
serving, acting, or operating alone
i. e., not in connection with other troops (said
of troop units); carried on aloiie i. e., without
the help of other troops (said of a combat undertaken
by a bataillon , etc.); (sm. a.) separate
(said of a bayonet, to which there is no corresponding
rifle); m., (mil.) man detached or
separated from his regiment or garrison; soldier
traveling alone; (in pi.) detached soldiers, in
number insufficient to constitute a detachment
responsible for its own administration (in war,
clerks, secretaries, orderlies of officers not attached
to troops, are classed as isoles);
bataillon, etc., , (mil.) a battalion, etc., operating
alone, v. encadre;
corps , (elec.) insulated body;
depdts des s, in the more important French
ports, depots or establishments charged with
the discipline, administration, and subsistence
of men about to embark.
isolement, m., isolation; (elec.) insulation; (art.
windage over studs (of a projectile) (obs.) ;
des contagieux, (med.) isolation of sick affected
with contagious diseases;
du projectile, (art.) in studded projectiles, the
difference between the length of the stud and
the depth of the groove (obs.).
Isoler, v. a., to isolate, detach, cut off, separate;
(elec.) to insulate.
isoloir, m., (elec.) insulating stool.
Jsomfcre, a., (chem.) isomeric.
isomiTie, f., isoinfirisme, m., (chem.) isomerism.
isometric, f., isometry.
isometrique, a., isometric.
isotherme, a., isothermal.
isotrope, a., isotropic.
iso tropic, f., isotropy.
issue, f., issue, egress, outlet, passage, vent, end,
means, expedient; (in pi.) odds and ends,
waste arising in the handling and preparation
of food (denrees) ;
sde la boucherie, viscera and extremities of
animals;
s de la meunerie, what is left after grinding
flour (bran, etc.);
s des ordinaires, slops, swill.
isthme, m., isthmus.
isthmien, a., isthmian.
canal , isthmian canal.
itague, f., (cord.) tie, pendant, runner;
deculasse, (nav. art.) breechrunner (obs.);
et palan, palanb, , runner and tackle;
- de retenue, preventer rope ;
de voice, (nav. art.) muzzle runner (obs.).
italique, a., italic; f., italics.
itineraire, m., itinerary; route of march; (r. r.)
time-table;
leve d' , (top.) road sketch, road map.
iv.oire, m., ivory; dentine, ivory (of the teeth).
ivre, a., drunk.
ivresse, f., drunkenness.
ivrogne, a., drunken; m., drunkard.
Ixometre, m., instrument to investigate the viscosity
of liquids.