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meule 274 mine
meule, trituration sous les s, (powd.) incorporation.
meuleau, m., small grindstone.
mealier, a., of mills, for grinding;. m., millstone
maker;
carritre Ire, millstone quarry;
pierre
mculiere,
ire, millstone.
millstone, grindstone;
millstone grit,
buhrstone;
millstone grit, buhrstone.
pierre de ,
meurtrier, a., (mil.) deadly (of fire, etc.).
meurtrlere, L, (fort.) loophole.
ineurtrir, v. a., to bruise, to kill, slaughter.
meurtrissure, f., bruise, contusion.
mezalr, m., (man.) an air consisting of a succession
of jumps forward.
mho, m., (dec.) mho.
mi-bois, m., (carp.) scarf, halving;
assembler A , to scarf.
mica, m., mica.
mi-chemln, ti , halfway.
ml-cOte, & , halfway down (up) a slope, a
micro-farad, m., (elec.) microfarad.
microhm, m., (elec.) microhm.
micrometre, micrometer; micrometer caliper;
& double i mage, double-image micrometer;
objectif, heliometer;
optique, dioptric micrometer;
prismatique, v. ti double image;
de torsion .(elec.) torsion micrometer;
vls d micrometer screw.
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micrometrique, a., micrometric.
micron, m., one one-thousandth of a millimeter.
microphone, m., microphone.
microscope, m., microscope;
compose, compound microscope;
simple, simple microscope;
solaire, solar microscope.
microscopic, f., microscopy.
microscopique, a. , microscopic.
midl, m., noon, 12 m.; south.
ml-doux, a., (met.) half soft.
ml-dur, a., (met.) half hard.
ml-fer, assembler it
, to halve and lap (of iron
beams, etc.).
mf-flot, m., half flood.
migraine, f., headache.
mi-jusant, m.. half ebb.
milice, f., militia; (m gen.) troops, army; war,
warfare;
soldat de , militiaman.
milicien, m., militiaman.
milieu, m., middle, middle point; middle part;
midst; heart; center; coi^; expedient, medium,
means; (art.) swing;
attelage du . (art.) swing team.
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mill i ie, f.
, (expl.) miline.
. , ."' .
militaire, a., military; soldier-like;architecture
, art of fortification;
art , art of warchantier
, (nav.) navy-yard;
execution . v. s. v. execution;
heure , "snarp;"
honneurs, s, military honors;
justice , v. s. v. justice.
militaire, m., soldier (either officer or man);
etre . to be a soldier (by profession);
isole, detached soldier.
mllitalrement, adv., in a military, soldier-like,
manner; smartly, energetically; by force of
arms;
occuper to , occupy with troops.
militant, a., militant.
militariser, v. a., to render military, to fill with
the military spirit.
militarisme, m. ; militarism, domination or supremacy
of military ideas.
mille, a., m., thousand;
grand , (paver's term) 1,122 paving stones;
mise au , v. s. v. mise.
millc, m. . mile;
d'Angleterre, statute mile;
geographique, geographical (or nautical) mile;
(sometimes) the fifteenth of a degree at the
equator (7 420
; meters);
gtometnque, v. mesure;
mille matin, nautical mile (1,852 meters);
mesure, (nav.) measured mile;
m&rique, 1,000 kilometers.
mill6sime, m., date (on a coin, gun, etc.)
millet, m., millet.
milliaire, m., millestone;
borne , millestone.
milliampere, m., (elec.) milliampere.
milliare, m., milliare, one one-thousandth part
of an arc.
mlllier, m., thousand; 1,000 kilograms.
milligramme, m., milligram.
millilitre, m., milliliter, one one-thousand of a
liter.
millimetre, m. millimeter.
millistere, m., one one-thousandth of astere, of a
cubic meter.
mils, m. pi. , (gym.) Indian clubs.
mi-maree, & , at half tide.
mi-mat, & , at half-mast, half-staff.
mimeographe, m., (Edison) mimeograph.
minahouet, minaouet, m., (cord.) .) serving
board.
mine, f., mine (of coal, iron, etc.); ore; (mil.) mine;
{by extension) the shafts, galleries, and chambers
of a mined site;
& la-
, by blasting; - d'acier, (met.) spathic iron;
-- & aiguillette, (mil.) bored mine;
anglaise, red lead; - d'attaque, (mil.) offensive mine;
- automatique, (mil.) mechanical mine;
- & bocarder, raw, crude ore;
bourrer une-, to tamp a mine. - brute, raw ore;
- cassante, dry ore;
sans cervelle, (mil.) gallery of a mine requiring
support on account of the loose nature of
the soil;
cJiambre dc-
, (mil.) mine chamber;
contre--
, (mil.) countermine; - en croix, (mil.) triple mine;
cylindre de , (expl.) small disk of gun cotton
for use in mines; - defensive, (mil.) defensive mine (countermine);
- a demolition, (mil.) demolition mine;
- dilatee, (mil.) horizontal mine;
- double, double
(mil.) mine; - douce, zinc blende, sphalerite;
ecole des-s, school of mines;
egaree, placer, pocket; - clevee, , (mil.) upright mine;
entonnoir de-
, (mil.) mine crater;
- etagee, (mil.) tiered mine;
-, eventer une (mil.) to discover a mine and
destroy it;
faire jouer, sauter, une - , (mil.) to spring a
mine; - de fer, (met.) iron ore; - defer blanche, (met.) spathic iron;
- de fer en grains, (met.) granular (brown)
oxide of iron; - defer speculaire, (met.) specular iron (ore);
- ficiive, (torp.) dummy mine;
-s fixes, branchings, veins; - force, (mil.) bored mine, synonym of forage;
fourheau de-, (mil.) mine chamber;
- tifournmu ordinaire, (mil.) ordinary mine;
galerie de-, (mil.) mine gallery;
-, en galerie de (mil.) after the fashion of a
mine gallery;
guerre de-s, (mil.) subterranean warfare;
- grasse, (met.) ore freed from its gangue;
- inflammable ti volonte. (mil.) controlled mine,
judgment mine;
logement des -s, (mil.) lodgment of mines, of
the mine; - micacee, (met.) specular iron ore;
- militaire, (mil.) military mine (as distinguished
from commercial mining);
- offensive, v.d'attaque;
- orange, red lead; - & percussion, (mil.) percussion mine;
- de plomb, black lead; lead ere; black lead
pencil;