A French-English Military Dictionary - Sturmpanzer.com

scorie 415 secret
scorie douce, slag rich in oxide of iron;
defer, iron slag;
de forge, hammer slag;
pauvre, v. crue;
riche, v. douce.
scorification, f., (met.) scorification.
scorifler, v. a., (met.) to scorify.
scrutin, m., ballot, election;
- de liste, ballot count.
scrutin, m., ballot, election;
par assis et leve, voting or election in which
the voters rise and remain standing till counted;
convert, secret ballot;
dccouvert, open ballot;
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direct, direct ballot ;
indiiiduel, ballot containing but one name;
de liste, blanket ballot;
secret, secret ballot;
urne de , balloting urn;
voter au , to cast a secret vote.
sculptable, a., that may be sculptured.
sculpter, v. a., to carve, sculpture.
sculpteur, m., sculptor, carver.
sculpture, f., sculpture, carving; (art.) ornamental
work on guns (obs.).
seance, f., meeting (of committees, boards, etc.);
meeting, session (as of a court);
lever la , to close the meeting;
ouvrir la,
, to open the meeting;
publique. open session of a court;
tenante, before rising; on the spot;
de tir, firing, "shoot."
seau, m., bucket, pail; bucketful;
d'abreuvoir, watering bucket;
d'affut, (an.) sponge bucket;
en bois, etc., wooden, etc., bucket;
hcendres, ash bucket;
h charbon, coal scuttle;
d'cau, water bucket;
d'ecurie, stable bucket;
de forge, forge bucket;'
agoudron, tar bucket;
& qraisse, slush bucket;
& incendie, fire bucket;
de manoeuvre, v. d'affut;
a puiser, well bucket, draw bucket;
& suif, slush bucket;
en toile, canvas bucket; bucket for watering
horses in cars.
sgbastine, f., (expl.) sebastine.
sebile, f.. (wooden) bowl.
sec, a., dry, thin, lean, spare, hard; dried (of fruit,
vegetables, etc.); waterless; without springs (as
a buffer); (of some metals) brittle; m.,dryness;
dry food, manger food (for horses) ;
b>
, high and dry; dry, drained, exhausted;
dry (as a ditch); (gym.) on dry land (of preparatory
or preliminary swimming exercises);
(nav.) under bare poles;
bane , (hydr.) bank uncovered at ebb tide;
bois , seasoned wood;
cheval qui & lesjambes Ties, clean-limbed horse;
courira , (nav.) to scud under bare poles;
itreh , (boats) to be high and dry;
faire , (weather) to be dry;
fosse , fosse & v. s. v. , fosse;
fourrage , v. s. v. fourrage;
fruit , v. s. v. fruit;
muraille depicrres hes, dry wall;
nager , to row dry;
nager b, to , row ground, to touch the ground
with the oars;
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orage
, rainless storm;
& pied , dry shod;
pierres hes, v. s. v. pierre;
remettre un cheval ft to take a , horse from
grass and put him on dry food again;
son , coarse bran.
secante, f., secant.
secateur, m., cutter (sort of shears).
secession, f., secession;
guerre de la , war of secession (United States,
18611865).
sficessioniste, m., secessionist; Confederate
(United States, 1861-1865).
secnage, m., dryiug (as of powder); "stoving;"
seasoning (of wood);
sechagefc Vair, air drying;
dela vapeur, drying of steam.
sechager, v. a., to squilgee and swab dry.
seche, f., (hydr.) sand, rock, left dry at low water.
sficlifi, pp., (slang) found deficient In examina-
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