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joue 404 roulage<br />

roue, moyeu de d aubes, paddle-wheel boss;<br />

mue en dessous, undershot wheel;<br />

mue en dessus, overshot wheel;<br />

ordinaire, ordinary paddle wheel;<br />

d pales, v. & 'aubes;<br />

pale de , paddle;<br />

d 'palettes, flash wheel;<br />

d palettes planes, undershot wheel;<br />

pcndante, stream wheel (no dam);<br />

a piston, chain pump;<br />

d poire, tub wheel;<br />

de poitrine, breast wheel;<br />

en porte-d'-faux, overhanging water wheel;<br />

a pots, overshot wheel;<br />

de puits, water wheel;<br />

rayon de , paddle arm;<br />

& reaction, reaction wheel;<br />

d scaux, v. d godcts;<br />

tambour de v. caisse de , ;<br />

tourteau de d aubes; v. moyeu de- d aubes;<br />

turbine, turbine;<br />

a tympan, v. -<br />

dgodets.<br />

III. Vehicles and miscellaneous?<br />

wheels (of a lo<strong>com</strong>otive) ;<br />

s accouplees, coupled<br />

arriere, hind wheel; hind wheel of a bicycle;<br />

d'arriere, hind wheel; stern wheel of a river<br />

boat; trailing wheel (as of a lo<strong>com</strong>otive);<br />

de I'arriere-train, hind wheel of any fourwheeled<br />

vehicle;<br />

d'avant, leading wheel (as of a lo<strong>com</strong>otive);<br />

fore wheel of any four-wheeled vehicle;<br />

d'avant-train, (art.) limber wheel;<br />

s de I'ayant-train, fore wheels of any fourwheeled<br />

vehicle;<br />

avec rais, spoke wheel;<br />

bandage de , tire;<br />

bateau d s, (nav.) side-wheeler;<br />

de bois, wooden truck (wheel);<br />

boite de -, nave box;<br />

de cable, (cord.) cable coil;<br />

calage d'une , scotching of a wheel;<br />

calee, scotched wheel;<br />

caler une to scotch a , wheel;<br />

de canon, hour wheel;<br />

changer une , (art.) to change wheels;<br />

chatrer une v. s. , v. chatrer;<br />

de chaussee, minute wheel;<br />

i T-iiZes, quarrier's treadmill;<br />

de <strong>com</strong>mande, v. conductrice;<br />

<strong>com</strong>mandee, (lo<strong>com</strong>otive) driver;<br />

de <strong>com</strong>mettage, (cord.) laying wheel;<br />

de <strong>com</strong>pte, <strong>com</strong>pteur, register;<br />

conductrice, driving wheel (of a lo<strong>com</strong>otive);<br />

de cordage, coil of rope;<br />

dccaler une to unscotch , a wheel;<br />

dentee, sprocket wheel of a bicycle,<br />

de derriere, v. d'avriere;<br />

de devant, v. d'avant;<br />

directrice, fore, steering, wheel of a bicycle;<br />

d disque, solid, plate, wheel:<br />

d echappement, escape wheel;<br />

embattre une , to tire a wheel ;<br />

d emetri, emery wheel;<br />

en , wheel-shaped;<br />

enrayage d'une , spoking of a wheel;<br />

erirayee d bloc, wheel skidded tight;<br />

faire la to wheel , about; (gym.) to turn handsprings<br />

sideways ;<br />

faire des pans de ,<br />

purchase;<br />

to make or take a wheel<br />

fenderie des s, wheel cutting;<br />

ferree, tired wheel;<br />

ferrer une , to tire a wheel;<br />

feu de , wheel fire;<br />

dfeu, (artif.) Catharine wheel;<br />

du gouvernail, (nav.) (steering) wheel;<br />

pour oouverner d la main (d la vapeur), (nav.)<br />

hand (steam) steering wheel;<br />

Mrisste, a wheel before its fellies are put on,<br />

speech;<br />

jante de rim of a , wheel;<br />

machine dfendre les s, wheel cutter;<br />

roue d manche, spoke wheel;<br />

s du milieu, driving wheels (of a lo<strong>com</strong>otive);<br />

de minute, minute wheel;<br />

mixte, <strong>com</strong>posite wheel of wood and iron;<br />

s montces, pair of wheels; .<br />

motrice, driving wheel (of a lo<strong>com</strong>otive);<br />

hind wheel, driving wheel (of a bicycle);<br />

d moyeu prepare, wheel with a metal nave;<br />

s non reciproques, single wheels;<br />

passage de s, v. passage;<br />

penitentiaire anglaise, v. d tambour;<br />

pleine, v. d disque;<br />

d poignee, spoke wheel, handwheel;<br />

ponton d , dredging machine;<br />

portante, trailing wheel;<br />

de poulie, sheave of a block;<br />

pousser d la , to push on the wheels (in order<br />

to relieve the horses);<br />

d rais, spoke wheel;<br />

rayvn de wheel , arm;<br />

de rechange, spare wheel;<br />

de rencontre, balance wheel;<br />

a ressorts, a wheel in which double blades of<br />

steel take the place of the spokes ; spring wheel ;<br />

sabot de , drag;<br />

d sabots, wheel in which the spokes are joined<br />

to the fellies by shoes of steel;<br />

s de support, trailing wheels of a lo<strong>com</strong>otive;<br />

d tambour, treadmill;<br />

d voussoirs, wheel with a metal nave.<br />

rouelle, f., cut, slice, of any round article; (liipp.)<br />

rowel; circular seton.<br />

rouer, v. a., (cord.) to coil down a rope; to ret;<br />

(fig.) to harass, wear out;<br />

d contre, (cord.) to coil against the sun;<br />

d tour, (cord.) to coil with the sun.<br />

rouet, m., spinning wheel; sheave, sheave of a<br />

block; curb of a well; (mach.) gear wheel of a<br />

mill;<br />

en bronze, brass sheave;<br />

d chaine, chain sheave;<br />

-d cylindre, multiplying sheave;<br />

d de, bushed sheave;<br />

de game, lignum-vitse sheave;<br />

lumiere d'un , oil hole of a sheave;<br />

'<br />

de poulie, sheave of a block;<br />

de serrure, scutcheon of a lock.<br />

rouctte, f., osier, twig.<br />

rouge, a., m., red, red hot; red pigment, color; red<br />

heat;<br />

blanc, (met.) white heat; welding heat;<br />

bois , wood beginning to decay; lir wood, red<br />

deal;<br />

boulet , (art.) red-hot shot (obs.);<br />

cerise, (met.) cherry-red;<br />

cerise clair, (met.) bright cherry-red;<br />

chauffe au red , hot;<br />

. cuivre , (met.) red copper;<br />

ftr red-hot , iron;<br />

-<br />

au minium, engineer's cement;<br />

petit<br />

naissant, (met.) nascent red;<br />

, (met,.) light red;<br />

rose, (met.) rose-red;<br />

suant, v. blanc;<br />

vif, (met.) bright red.<br />

rougeur, f., redness; (m pi.) reddish spots (announcing<br />

decay of wood).<br />

rougir, v. a. n., to redden; to grow red; (met.) to<br />

heat red hot;<br />

d, en, blanc, (met.) to bring to welding<br />

heat; .<br />

faire , (met.) to heat red hot.<br />

rouillage, m., rusting (esp. of iron and steel in the<br />

open air).<br />

routlle, f.,rust;<br />

du cuivre, verdigris.<br />

rouiller, v. a. r., to rust;<br />

se , to be<strong>com</strong>e rusty.<br />

rouilleux, a., rusty.<br />

rouillure, f., lustiness (of metals, etc.).<br />

rouir, v. a. (cord.) to ret.<br />

and of oats,<br />

roulssage, m., (cord.) retting.<br />

roulage, m., rolling; ease of rolling; cartage, wheel<br />

transportation; transfer (of baggage); transfer<br />

office; transfer <strong>com</strong>pany; bicycling;<br />

cercle de , flesh hoop of a drum;<br />

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