A French-English Military Dictionary - Sturmpanzer.com

marteau 266 masse
marteau d dents, claw hammer;
& deux mains, sledge hammer, about sledge;
d, deux pointes, miner 'shammer;
d devant , sledge;
ft dresser, planishing hammer;
durcir au -
, to hammer-harden;
d emboutir, chasing hammer;
d'etabli, carpenter 'shammer;
etendre sous le , to hammer out;
faconnl au , hammer dressed;
faire au , faire d, coups de , to hammer up;
to hammer into shape;
fait au , hammered;
fendu, shoeing hammer;
de forge, forgo hammer; smith's hammer;
d / rapper devant, sledge hammer; a
hammer;
frappeur, farrier's hammer ;
& friction, friction hammer;
& friction plane, Schonberg friction hammer;
frontal, v. dl'anglaise;
granule, bush hammer;
gros de forge,. de grosse forge, forge hammer;
d'horloge, clock hammer;
hydraulique, hydraulic hammer;
d layer, woodman's hammer;
levee d'un ,"v. voice d'un ;
d levier , lever hammer;
d main, hand hammer, uphand hammer;
de maitre, fitter's hammer;
d, manche, helve hammer, tilt hammer;
monte-systeme, (Fr. art.) a special hammer
for use with the canon d ballcs;
d mouton, v. pilon;
d nayer, sort of sheathing hammer (French
bridge train);
ouvrierd , hammerer, hammerman;
d panne, peen hammer ;
d panne bombee, ball peen hammer;
d panne fendue, claw hammer;
& panne plate, flat peen hammer;
d panne tranchante, cross peen hammer;
de parage, d parer, dressing hammer;
de paveur, paver's beetle;
percutant, (art., sm. a.) hammer, percussion
hammer;
de percuteur, (art. sm. a.) percussion hammer;
d pied de biche, claw hammer;
pilon, steam hammer, vertical hammer,
(met/) shingling hammer;
pilon d cames, tappet hammer;
pilond double (simple) action (effet), double-
Single-) action steam hammer;
pilon d friction, friction hammer;
pilon d vapeur, steam hammer;
d piquer le sel de la chaudi&re, scaling hammer;
d pointc, (art.) a, pointed hammer for examining
projectiles;
d pointes, flang;
de porte, door knocker;
porte-amorce, (art.) plunger (of a fuse);
a pression, squeezing hammer;
d queue, v. d bascule;
d refouler, cutler's set hammer;
d relever, farrier's hammer;
dressorts, spring (cushioned) hammer;
d river, rivoir, riveting hammer;
second , uphand sledge;
d souder, soldering hammer;
d soulevement, \. d I'allemande;
d soyage, d soyer, creasing hammer;
table d'un face , of a hammer;
taillant, hack hammer;
d tlte plate (ronde), flat- (round-) head hammer;
d tranche, tranchant, chipping hammer;
d vapeur, steam hammer;
vertical, v. pilon;
voile d'un lift of , a hammer.
mart el, m. , hammer.
martelage, m., hammering, hammering down,
forging;
martelage au martinet, tilting.
marteler, v. a., to hammer, to hammer down, to
forge, to tilt.
martelet, m -, small hammer;
hammer.
marteleur, m., hammerman.
(art.) percussion
martelliere, f., sluice fitted with water gates.
martello, m., (fort.) martello tower.
martial, a., martial; warlike;
code articles of , war;
cour e, court-martial;
legislation e, v. code ;
lo'i e, martial law.
martiner, v. a., to hammer, forge.
martinet, m., hammer, forge hammer, tilt hammer,
sledge hammer, forge; cat o' nine tails;
d bascule, small tilt hammer;
de forge, tilt hammer;
forger au , to tilt;
de grosse forge , forge hammer ;
d queue, v. d bascule.
martingale, f., (mil.) cartridge-box flap; Y-shaped
frog (for bayonet or n. c. o.'s sword scabbard);
(harn.) martingale;
fausse , (harn.) half martingale.
mascaret, m. , bore.
mash, m., (hipp.) mash.
masque, m.., mask, screen; any plate or shield of
wood or of any other suitable material; (fenc.)
mask, fencer's mask; (fort.) mask, cover, and,
in general, any concealing _ cover; embrasure
mask, shutter; (art.) gun shield, splinter-proof
shield; cover or mask of the gun opening of
a shield proper; (mil. min.) tamping blocks;
retaining planks, plate, or shield, used in
driving galleries in crumbling soil;
d'eponge, (mil. min.) sponge mask (used in
succoring asphyxiated miners) ;
former , to screen, to mask;
protecteur, (art.) gun shield;
de tete, (siege) head parapet (of a sap).
masquer, v. a., to mask, screen; (mil.) to mask,
conceal (a march, etc.); to cover;
en alezan, to paint a horse so as to deceive u
purchaser;
une batterie, (fort.) to mask a battery;
une place forte, (mil.) to mask a fortified
position ;
aux vues, (mil.) to screen from view.
massacre, m., slaughter, massacre, butchery;
(fig.) bungling; bungler, botcher.
massacrer, v. a., to slaughter, massacre; (fig.) to
bungle, botch.
masse, f., mass, lump, heap, body, weight, bulk,
cake; sledge hammer, mace, maul, beetle, mallet,
rammer; bob, ball, of a steelyard; scrap
iron; beds of stone in a quarry; fund; (mil.
adm.) fund; (top.) area; (art.,sm. a.) sight mass;
(mil.) mass (of troops); (Fr. cav.) line of squadrons
in platoon columns at 12-pace intervals;
(Fr. art.) of a group, line of columns (open cr
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closed intervals); (dec.) ground;
active, assets;
avoir d la , avoir de , avoir la ,
v. s. v.
avoir;
de batterie, (Fr. art.) battery sledge;
de bois, commander, or large wooden mal-
let;
de campement, (Fr. a.) (so called) camp
sledge;
carree, sledge;
de casernement, ( Fr. a.) barrack fund (special
to the regiments and establishments, desig-,
nated by the minister, that keep their barracks
in repair) ;
de chauffage, (Fr. a.) fuel fund (heating and
cooking) ;
commission de , ( Fr. a.) board of officers administering
a fund;
couvrante, (fort.) protective parapet, epaulment;
de culture, (top.) cultivated area;
d darner, rammer ;
demi-affinee, (met.) white pig iron;