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pharc, gardien de , light-house keeper;
intermittent, intermittent light;
tovrnant, revolving light (the intensity of the
light increases and decreases gradually).
pharillon, m., small light-house.
pharmacie, f., pharmacy, medicine chest, dispensary
of a hospital;
sPapprovisionnement, ( Fr. a .)depot of medical
supplies; distributing pharmacy;
portative, hospital medicine chest;
regionale, (Fr. a.) analyzing, distributing,
inspecting pharmacy for each corps d'armee not
provided with a military hospital.
pharmacien, m., apothecary; (mil.) military
apothecary;
militaire, (Fr. a.) military apothecary; the
grades, with their assimilation, are as follows:
inspecteur, general de brigade;
principal de lere (2eme) classe, colonel
(lieutenant-colonel) ;
major de lere (Seme) classe, major
(captain);
aide-major de lere (Seme) classe, lieutenant
(sublieutenant).
phase, f., phase; (elec.) phase;
decalage, difference, de , (elec.)
phase;
difference of
retard de , (elec.) retardation of phase;
d'un signal, (top.) the phase or appearance
of a target, due to light and shaJe, to the nature
of background, etc.
phe'nique, a., (chem.) phenic.
phenol, m., (chem.) phenol.
phenylamiae, f., (chem.) aniline.
phlfibite, f., (hipp.) phlebitis.
phonographe, m., phonograph.
phonometre, m., phonometer.
phonoscope, m., phonoscope.
phonoteiemetre, phonotelemeter.
phosphore, m., phosphorus;
arnorphe, amorphous, red, phosphorus;
bronze, (met.) phosphor bronze;
rouge, v. amorphe.
photo-avertisseur, m., (r. r.) device telling
whether a signal lantern is out or not.
photocollographie, f., photocollography.
photocopie, f., (phot.) positive, print.
photo-electrique, a., photo-electric.
photogene, m., photogen.
photographe, m., photographer.
photographic, f., photograph, photography;
sur bois, photography on wood;
instantanec, instantaneous photograph;
s vitrifiees, enamels.
photographier, v. a., to photograph.
photogravure, f., photogravure;
directe, line and half-tone block making;
demercurc, mercurography;
sur zinc, zincography.
photo-incision,f., processof making gelatine plates.
photolithographic, f., photolithography.
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photolithographic! , v. a., to photolithograph.
photolivre, m., (phot.) book camera.
photomgeaniqu, a., photomechanical.
photometre, m., photometer ;
de dispersion, dispersion photometer.
photometric, f., photometry.
photomicrographie, f., photomicrography.
photophone, m., photophone.
photoretardographe, m., (ball.) photoretardograph.
photoscope, m., v. photo-avertisseur.
phototelegraphe, m., telephote.
phototeiegraphie, f., telephotography.
phototype, m., phototype.
phototypie, f., phototypy.
phototypographie, f., phototypography.
phototypogravure, f., line and half-tone block
making.
photozincographle, f., photozincography.
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phrase, f., phrase;
d'armes, (fenc.) a saccession of blows given
and taken without interruption.
physique, f., physics.
piaffemcnt, m., pawing the ground (of horses).
piaffer, v. a., (of a horse) to paw the ground; (man.)
to execute the piaffer, q. v.
piaffer, m., (man.) piaffer (air in which the diagonal
bipeds are alternately raised and lowered without
advancing or backing);
depite, a mincing piaffer:
espagnol, Spanish walk (i. e., the piaffer well
marked);
grand passage, an air consisting of the passage,
without advancing (the motions being ample,
clean cut, and well separated).
piaffeur, a., pawing the ground (of a horse); (hence)
m., a stately horse (one that paws the ground).
piano, m.,jouer du , (man., slang) to have disunited
gaits.
pic, m., pickax, pick, bush hammer; (top.) very
high, steep mountain;
ft
, perpendicular; (nav.) a-peak;
cdtea , bold, bluff, shore;
tifeu, (met.) poker;
afeuille de sauge, (mm.) miner's pick for sand
and gra, el;
hoyav, mattock; grubbing pick;
d'infanterie, (mil.) portable pickax;
ft roc, miner's pick; rock pick;
ft roc ft tete, poll pick;
ft rocher, v. ft roc;
ft tete, poll pick;
ft tranches, mattock;
ft tranche eta pointe, double pick (i. e., with a
point and with a chisel edge).
picoche, m., scaling hammer.
picolet, m., clamp, bolt clamp; holdfast.
picoree, f., plundering, marauding.
picorer, v. a., to plunder, maraud, go plundering.
picoreur, m., plunderer, freebooter, marauder.
picot, m., pointed hammer; splinter left on a
stump, etc., not cut completely through; (mm.)
wedge used in the framing of a mine shaft.
picotage, m., (mm.) wedging of a mine shaft.
picoter, v. a., (man.) to prick, spur lightly, to feel
with the spur; (mm.) to wedge the framing of a
mine shaft.
picotin, m., peck, feed of oats, feed measure.
picrate, m., (chem.) picrate.
picrique, a., (chem.) picric;
acide (expl, etc.) picric acid.
pie, f., magpie; (hipp.) piebald, calico, horse;
nid de , (fort. ) lodgment in angle of bastion or
of demilune or ravelin.
pie, a., (hipp.) piebald; (pie may be followed by the
name of the color which, with the white, produces
the piebald effect);
bai, piebald horse more white than bay;
bai , piebald hore more bay than white;
cheval , piebald horse.
piece, f., piece, part (as of a clock, of a machine);
fragment, bit; cask, barrel; piece of money,
coin; apartment, room; apiece, each, (adm., etc.)
document, voucher; (carp.) piece of wood
6' x 6" x 6" (sort of unit of measure); (met.)
a shingled bloom; (mach.) the work; (cons.)
half tile, half a roofing slate; (art.) gun, piece,
cannon; (more rarely ) gun and carriage, gun and
limber, more especially, in France) subdivision
of a field battery on a war footing (the first six
pieces have charge each of a gun and caisson,
the seventh of three caissons, the eighth of the
forge, etc., and the ninth 01 the baggage and
supply wagon); the men serving several siege
or fortress guns; any group of cannoneers.
I. Artillery, etc. ; II. Miscellaneous.
I. Artillery, etc.:
sur affut d' aviso, swivel gun;
sur affut marin, (nav. art.) gun OB truck carriage
(obs.);
a'alarme, alarm gun;
ft time lisse, smoothbore gun;
ft dme ruyee, rifle;
d'arret, (sm. a.) stop; cut-off;