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joie 231 Jouail
Joie, f., joy.
Joint, garnir les-s, (mas.) to point;
feu de , bonfire; feu de joie. - glissant, (mach.) expansion joint;
Jot ml re, v. a. n., to join, to assemble, put together,
(mil.) to effect a junction, to )0
join, i. e., attack,
the enemy;
ft , home, block and block, chock-a-block, two
blocks;
en about, to join end to end;
& chaud, (met.) to weld;
ft onglet, to miter, splice;
la piste, (man.) to go close to the wall of the
riding hall;
en V, en pied de biche, to double splice.
Joint, p. p., joined;
boutti bout, joined butt and butt;
& chaud, (met.) welded;
ci , herewith, hereunto annexed.
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- de Hooke, (mach.) Hooke's - jointhorizontal,v.d'assises
incertains, (mas.) irregular joints between
stones of different sizes;
-- lateral, (mas.) heading joint of an arch-
- libre, (r. r.) a joint not resting on - a tie;'
de lit, v.-d'assise; - ft lunette, telescope joint;
-- rnaigre, (mas.) amte angle joint, joint less
open than a right angle; - male etfemelle, pin and socket - joint;
ft manchon, (mach.) sleeve - joint;
montant, (mas.) vertical joint; heading joint
of anarch; - ft onglet. diagonal joint; - perdu, (mas.) dead joint;
placer plein sur- to , break joints;
plan de -- , (fond.) - parting plane;
plat, (carp.) butt joint; - a plat, v.- ft recouvrement;
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Joint, m., joint, coupling, hose coupling, union;
(mach.) link, joint, articulation; (carp., mas.)
joint (strictly, surface of junction); in an arch,
the lines of intersection of a voussoir with the
intrados; (r. r.) end space between rails;
en about, (carp.) butt joint;
anglais, (teleg.) telegraphic joint, Britannia
joint;
ft ranglaise, (mas.) tuck-joint pointing;
appuye, (r. r.) joint supported on a cross-tie;
ft articulations en croix, (mach.) Hooke's joint;
articule, (mach.) knuckle joint;
assembler & s plats, (carp.) to make a butt
joint;
d'assise, (mas.) bed joint, coursing joint;
& bague, (mach.) ring joint;
ft boulet, (mach., etc.) ball and socket joint;
bout & bout, (carp.) square joint, butt joint,
flush joint, jump joint;
en bout, joint between adjacent rows of paving
stones;
ft bride, (mach.) flange joint;
brise, (mach.) knuckle, universal, joint;
ft s brises, so as to break joints;
brut, (mas.) undressed joint, or surface of
junction;
ft la Cardan, (mach.) Hooke's joint;
cane, v. bout a bout; (mas.) square jointcercle
pour , joint ring;
de chaine, flat link;
cire, (mas.) in pointing, a flat joint;
ft cisaillement double, double-riveted lap jointft
cisaillement simple, single-riveted lap jointft
clef, (mach.) keyed joint;
ft col de cygne, (mach.) expanding joint;
ft collet, (mach.) flange joint;
compensateur , (steam, mach.) expansion joint;
ft s contraries, so as to break joints;
coupe par le Jointed;
en coupe, joints converging to a center;
de la couronne, (hipp.) coffin joint;
creux, (mas.) in pointing, a sloping joint to
throw off water;
- degarnir un , (mas.) to scrape out a joint for
pointing;
demaigri, (mas.) chamfered joint;
derobe, hidden joint;
ft double anneau, (mach.) double ring joinf
de douelle, (mas.) inside joint of an archsoffit
joint;
eclisse, (r. r.) fish joint;
elastique, (mach.) elastic joint;
espagnol, (teleg.) bell hanger's joint;
par etranglement, \. espagnoldeface,
(mas.) face joint (of an arch);
faire le , (fond.) to level off and sprinkle the
parting plane with facing sand;
enfer, joint iron;
feuille, rabbet joint, joint of two stones to onehalf
thickness;
fichcr les s, (mas.) to fill joints with mortar;
tifranc-bord, butt joint, flush joint;
plein sur- , so as to break joints;
pointer les-s, (mas.) to point flat.
en porte-b-faux, (r. r.) unsupported joint (between
cross-ties);
des rails, (r. r.) rail joint;
recirer un- , (mas.) to smooth a joint (in pointing);
ft-s reconverts, with broken joints;
- ft, de, recouvrement, (carp., mas.) lap joint;
it-s recroises, so as to break joints;
recroiser les-s, to break joints; - en rive, joint between paving stones of the
same row; - de rivet(s), rivet joint; - ft rotule, v.-universel; - de rupture, (mas.) joint of rupture; breaking
joint (of an arch);
-- satilant, (carp.) rebate joint; - spherique,
(mach.) ball, spherical, joint;
- suspendu, v.- en porte-&-faux;
- de tete, v.deface;
- par torsade simple, (teleg.) simple twist joint;
- de tuyaux, hose coupling; - universel, (mach., etc.) universal, Hooke's,
joint; - vertical, v.montant;
- vif, sharp, close, joint;
-- ft vis, (mach., etc.) screw joint, screw coupling.
jointe, f., (Hipp.) pastern; m. pi., (carp.) tongued
and grooved planking of a partition.
jointe, a., (hipp.) (in composition; of the horse, pasterned
or jointed; of the pastern, jointed);
bos--
, low-jointed, -pasterned;
court--
, short-jointed, -pasterned;
droit--
, straight-jointed, -pasterned;
haul--
, v. long--
;
long--
, long-jointed, -pasterned.
jointer, v. a., (mas.) to point.
jointif, a., side by side, joined.
jointoiement, m., (mas.) pointing, grouting.
jointoyer, v. a., (mas.) to point.
jointure, f., joint, joining, seam; joints, articulation,
scarfing; - courte, (hipp.) short-jointedness;
- longue, (hipp.) long-jointedness;
- en J, elbow joint (tubes, etc.).
jonc, m., cane, rush; twig, osier;
de siege, (harn.) seat twist of a saddletree.
jonction, f., junction, joint, joining, coupling,
union, binding; railroad junction; (mil.) junction;
- ft bride, flange, joint; - ft emboitement, socket joint.
joiique, f., junk, Chinese junk.
jonquille, in., jonquil yellow.
jouail, m., v.jas.