A French-English Military Dictionary - Sturmpanzer.com

ortie 301 outre-passer
ortie, pratiquer une , (hipp.) to rowel.
os, m., bone;
avoir de I'
, (hipp.) to have a thick or big cannon
bone;
crochu, (hipp.) carpel bone, trapezium;
naviculaire, (hipp.) navicuiar bone, sesamoid
bone;
de pied, (hipp.) coffin bone;
suscarpien, (hipp.) v. crochu.
oscillant, a., oscillating.
oscillation, f., oscillation, vibration, fluctuation;
double, double or complete oscillation;
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simple, single oscillation.
oscillatoire, a., oscillatory, oscillating.
osciller, v. n., to oscillate, vibrate, fluctuate.
osculateur, a., osculatory.
osculation, f., osculation.
oseraie, f., osier bed.
osier, m., osier, wicker; withe, withy.
osmose, f., osmose;
electrique, electric osmose.
ossature, f., skeleton, (hence) framework; (surv.)
skeleton of a survey; network of triangles;
(mil., min.) skeleton of a system of mines.
osselet, m., (hipp.) exostosis (of the knee, fetlock,
pastern).
osteite, f., (hipp.) inflammation of bony tissue,
ostitis.
osteomalacie, f., (hipp.) softening of the bone
caused by lack of lime salts, osteomalacia.
Ctage, m., hostage.
oter, v. a., to remove, take off, take out;
I'avant-train, (art.) to unlimber;
la charge, (art.) to draw a load;
I'engrenage, (mach.) to throw out of gear.
otite, f., (hipp.) inflammation of the mucous membrane
of the ear, otitis.
ouate, f., wadding, packing; cotton wool.
ouater, v. a., to wad; to pack.
oubliette, f., dungeon.
oucher, v. a., (sm. a.) to mark a barrel with a file
or graver; to mark the quantity of metal to be
takenofl.
ouest, m., west; the west; the west wind;
du compas-, west by compass.
ouillage, m., addition of the same liquid to a cask,
etc. (to make up for loss by evaporation, etc.).
ouiller, v. a., to add the same liquid to a cask, etc.
(to make up for loss by evaporation).
ouragan, m., hurricane.
ourdage, m., strong wooden frame, used to support
piles when making a wharf.
ourdir, v. a., to warp; to plat straw; (cord.) to warp
yarn; (mas.) to roughcast (a wall); (fig.) to plot,
contrive;
un complot, to hatch a plot.
ourdissage, m., (cord, etc.) warping.
ourdissoir, m., warper.
ourler, v. a., to hem.
ourlet, m., hem; (of metals) seam, lap joint.
ours, m.,bear; (mil. slang) guardhouse, prison,
ourse, f.', she bear;
la grande , the Great Bear, the Dipper;
la petite , the Little Dipper.
oursin, m., (unif.) bearskin (headdress).
ousseau, m., ousset, m., well-room (of a boat).
ouiil, m., tool, implement, instrument;
d'ajustage, adjustable tool (as the cutters,,
etc., of machine tools);
de bourrage, (min.) tamping tool;
dccampement, (mil.) camping, bivouac, tools;
de carrier, quarry tool; (mil. min.) mining
tool (in general);
& centrer, center punch;
s de chauffe, (steam ) ike tools;
coffret d' s tool
} chest;
de cote, side tool;
cylindrique. in macliine tools, any tool that
is set in a tool holder;
& degrossir, rough-shaping tool, trimming
tool;
de demontage, dismounting implement;
outil(s) de destruction, (mil.) demolition tools, cutting
tools;
double, tool with two cutting edges, doubleedged
tool;
belargir, widening bit or tool (as in a boring);
s deferrage, farriers' tools;
dforer, boring tool;
de forme, tool holder and cutter in one;
d grain d'orgc, round-nosed tool;
jeu d' s, set of topis;
machine, machine , machine tool;
s de machine, engine tools;
s de matage, calking tools;
de mine, mining tools;
necessaired , tool chest;
s de pare, (mil.) transported tools;
a percer, boring tool;
sb percer etd tirer, (min.) blasting implements;
s de petardement, (mil.).demolition outfit;
so pwnniers, (mil.) intrenching tools, pioneers'
tools.
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planer, planing tool or cutter;
portatif, (mil.) tool carried by soldier (intrenching
tool, etc.); portative tool, hand tool;
porte , tool holder, tool post;
simple, tool with one cutting edge, singleedge
tool;
de sondage,
ft sonder, boring tool;
de terrassicr, (mil.) intrenching tool;
detour, d tourner, lathe tool;
Iranchant, edge tool, cutting tool;
s de tranchee, (mil.) intrenching tools;
s de transport, (mil.) tools carried in wagons;
voiture d' s, (mil.) tool wagon.
outillage, m., tools, tool outfit; plant; (mil.) tool
equipment; (art.) general term for the buckets,
picks, etc., transported on the gun carriage;
d'un atelier, plant of a (machine, etc.) shop:
de combat, (mil.) generic expression for intrenching,
etc., tools;
& distribution, (Fr. a.) outfit of tools used in
making issues of stores and supplies;
de guerre, (mil.) all tools, etc., necessary in
war;
del'infanterie, (ma'Z.) infantry tool equipment;
de la machine, engine tools;
de pionnicr, (mil.) pioneer outfit;
de pionnier portatif, (mil.) pioneer's hand
tools;
d'un port, machinery, etc., for the service of a
port;
de tir reduit, (t. p.) outfit of tools, etc., for
gallery practice.
outillC, p. p., equipped with tools, shops, magazines,
construction and repair shops, etc.
outiller, v. a., to furnish, supply, or stock with
tools; to fit out (a shop, factory, etc.).
outilleur, m., tool maker, tool seller.
outrance, f.,
& to the , uttermost, to the limit;
combat a , (mil.) combat to the death (no quar-
ter and no retreat on either side);
test to limit of resistance.
epreuveh ,
outre, prep., adv., beyond; out of, above; in addition
to;
d' en , through and through;
d' Manche, English;
a'.m er, beyond seas, from beyond the seas;
d' mont, on the other (Italian) side of the
Alps, ultramontane;
passer , to proceed; to go on, go ahead; to disregard,
ignore, a protest or claim.
outre, f., leathern bag or skin.
outre, p. p., strained; spent; jaded; extravagant;
unreasonable.
outre-passer, v. a., to go, extend, beyond; to exceed
(an order, a limit).