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ligne 245 limonite
ligne de reswcct, maritime frontier (as at the threemile
limit);
de rupture, (expl.,etc.) line of rupture;
s sccondaircs, (r. r.) branch lines, feeders;
de secondc, v. basse;
de sondc, lead line;
sous-marine, submarine cable; submerged
line;
soulerraine, underground (telegraph, telephone)
line;
de. surete, life line;
suspendue, v.
de telegraphic
line;
aerienne;
militaire, military telegraph
, telegraphique (telephonique) telegraph
(tele-
phone) line;
de terre, ground line;
t'rrestrc ,land (telegraph) line;
de thalwrg, (top.) intersection of the sides of
a valley, line of junction of waters;
de tierce, \ de dehors;
ft tracer, (fort., etc.) tracing cord;
trainanle, (tekg.) line laid on surface of
ground ( telephone also);
de visee, line of sight, of direction;
visuclle, visual line;
ft vote eiroite, (r. r.) narrow-gauge road;
ft deux votes, (r. r.) double-track road;
hunevoie, -ft voie unique, (r. r.) singletrack
road;
volante, (tcleg.) flying or temporary telegraph
(telephone) line;
volante de telegraphic militaire, temporary
military telegraph.
ligner, v. a., to mark with a chalk line; to rule
(paper, etc.).
lignerolle, f., (cord.) small line; twine made by
hand, fox.
lignette, f., twine.
lignine, f., (expl.) v. lignose.
lignite, m., lignite, brown coal.
lignose, t.,(expl.) lignose (mixture of nitroglycerin
and sawdust).
lis;ue, f., league, confederacy.
ligiier, v. a. r., to league, combine, form a
league.
limace, f., spiral pump, Archimedes 's screw.
limacon, f . , snail ;
cscalier en , winding stairs, spiral Jtaircase.
limallle, f., filings, file dust;
defonte, (met.) kish.
limande, f., (carp.) graving piece; (cord.) parceling;
(mil. min.) sheeting;
de garniture, (mach.) packing gasket.
1 in lander, v. a., (carp.) to put on or apply a graving
piece; (cord.) to parcel.
limation, f., filing, rasping.
limatule, f., small file.
limature, f., file dust.
limbe, m., (inst.) limb;
ft complet, having a complete graduated
circle;
demi , half limb, half circle.
rectifiable, adjustable limb;
lime, f. file;
d'A llemagne, straw-packed file;
ft archet, bow file, riffler;
barbochc, ripsaw file;
barretle, small file of very fine cut;
batarde, bastard file;
a bouter, sharp file;
a bras, arm file, rubber;
ft cinon, barrel file;
carree, 4/4 , square file;
en carrelet, saw file;
ft charniere, joint file, round-edge joint
file;
ft contre-taittc, double-cut file;
coup de , file stroke;
ft couteau, hack file;
demi-douce , second-cut file;
dcmi-ronde, half-round file;
ft deux tranchanls, double-cutting file;
ft dossier, ft dossieres, nicking file;
douce, smooth file;
cmpater la to , clog the teeth of a file;
cnlevcr avec la to file , off;
d' entree, entering file;
fcndanle, key file;
lime, hfcuttles de saugc, rifller;
forte, roug^i file;
grosse, coarse file;
ft main, small file, hand file;
manche de , file handle;
mordant, rasp;
moyenne, fine-toothed file;
ft moyenne taille, bastard file;
en paillc, v. d'A llemagne;
au paquet, packet file;
parallele, parallel file;
petite ronde, rat-tail file;
ft pilier, pillar file;
plate, flat file;
plated, main, flat hand-file;
plate pointue, taper file;
en queue de rat, rat-tail file;
rctailler une . to recut a file;
ronde, round file;
rude, coarse file;
ft scie(s), saw file;
sourde, dead smooth file;
superfine, dead smooth file;
taillage des s, file cutting;
taille d'une , cut;
ft taille croisee. ft taille double, double-cut
file;
ft taille simple, single-cut file, float;
tnilU.eh deux, double-cut file;
taillee sans croisement, single-cut file;
tattler une to cut a , file;
tiers-point, en tiers-point, three-square
file;
trait de file , stroke;
Iriangulaire, saw file, three-square file;
ft trois carnes, trois quarts, SJ4, v.
tiers-point.
limer, v. a., to file;
machined, , filing machine;
ft la main, to file by hand;
en long, to file lengthwise;
en travers, to file across.
limeur, m., filer; workman who files bayonets;
filing machine, filing vise;
etau , filing vise.
limeuse, f., (mach.) filing-vise, -machine.
limite, f., limit; bound; boundary; landmark,
extremity; (as an adjective, appositionally)
limiting;
d'age, (mil.) retiring age; age limit (minimum
and maximum) for entering schools;
minimum age to enter certain corps or departments;
aiteint par la d'age, (mil.) having reached
retiring age;
elastique, elastic limit;
du tir, (art.) range;
s de tolerance, (mach., art., etc.) limits of
tolerance;
de vitesse, limiting (i. e., maximum) ve-
locity.
limiter, v. a., to limit, bound, confine, restrict.
limitrophe, a., bordering, neighboring, frontier,
bounding, limiting.
limon, m., mud, slime; shaft; thill; (cons.)
stringpiece, string, outer string (of a staircase);
en cremaillere, faux , (cons.) wall
string.
limoner, v. n.,'(of trees) to become large enough
for thills.
lin i on eux, a., slimy, muddy.
Hi 11 onier, m., shaft horse, wheeler;
sous-verge, off-wheeler.
limoniere, f., shafts; four-wheeled carriage with
shafts;
& , (art.) system in which the shafts are attached
to the limber by a tongue.
brancard de in certain two-wheelers, side bar
,
in prolongation of the shaft;
bras de , thill;
ft bras de , (art.) system in which the shafts
are rigidly attached to the limber;
ft bras brises, (mountain art.) jointed
shafts;
voiture , ft four-wheeled , carrriage with
shafts.
limonite, f., (met.) limonite.