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tOle lamince rolled plate;
martelee, hammered plate;
membrure, (nay.) plate frame;
mince, v. fine;
moderalrice, v. de choc;
moyenne, sheet iron for flues, etc.;
ondulee, corrugated iron plate;
plaque de , plate of sheet iron;
plastron, breastplate;
pliee, flanged plate;
de recouvrcment, cover plate;
de renfort, stiffening, strengthening, plate;
ridee, corrugated iron;
support de la cuirasse, armor shelf plate, armor-plate
backing;
triangle en . gusset stay;
tubulzire, (steam) tube plate;
vernie, japanned sheet iron;
zinguee, galvanized-iron plate.
tolerance, f.. toleration; (in the arts, plural generally)
tolerance, remedy, allowance.
tolerer, v. a., to tolerate; (in the arts, etc.) to admit
(such and such) a tolerance.
tdlerie, f., sheet-iron works; iron-plate manufacture,
factory; framework of sheet iron; sheet
iron and boiler plate.
tolet, m., thole; thole pin; crutch, fork;
h fourche, swivel rowlock ;
renfort de , thole-pin reenforce.
toletiere, f., rowlock reenforce; rowlock;
& fourche, swivel rowlock.
toilet, m., v. tolet.
tombac, m., tombac; blanc, white copper;
pinchbeck.
tombe, f., tomb, grave.
tombe-cartouche, m., (sm. a.) cartridge ejector.
tomber, v. n., to fall; to fall (off, down, into, from,
prise, of violence); to fall, surrender (of a city,
fort);
en arriere, to fall back; (of a mast) to rake;
hla conscription, (mil.) to be drawn for ser-
vice, to be conscripted;
dessus, to fall
upon;
to set to;
ensemble, to collapse;
aufond, 10 settle or sink to the bottom;
laisser , tolet down the fires (in furnaces);
& la, mer, to fall overboard;
au sort, (mil.) to be drawn for service tat a
conscription or at the yearly drawing).
tombereau, m., tumbrel;
& bascule, (art.) sort of tilt cart used for transport
of earth, material, etc.;
& boue, mud cart;
h bras, hand cart;
roulage au , carting.
tome, m., tome, volume.
ton, m., head or cap of a mast; (drawing) tone, tint.
tondage, m., horse clipping.
tcndeur, m., clipper;
7 de chevaux, horse clipper.
tondeuse, f., clippers, horse clippers.
tondre, v. a., to clip, shear, shave; to crop; to clip (a
horse).
tonite, f., (expl.) tonite.
tonnage, m., (nav.) tonnage;
brut, gross tonnage;
droU de , tonnage (duty);
legal, net tonnage;
net, net tonnage;
reel, burden, true tonnage, dead-weight tonnage;
de registre, net tonnage;
sows le pont, under-deck (gross) tonnage;
total, gross tonnage.
tonnant, a., thundering;
melange , mixture of oxygen and of hydrogen.
tonne, f., cask, barrel; ton, 1,000 kilograms; (nav.)
can buoy, nun buoy; tank boat; (powd.) tumbling
barrel, pulverizing barrel;
d'arrimage, (nav.) measurement ton;
tonne binaire, (powd.) barrel in which a Unaire
(q. v.) is pulverized;
de capacUe, dead-weight ton;
d'extraction, (mm.) corf, corb, used in mines;
granulateur de mine, (powd.) special granulator
for blasting powder;
grenoir, (powd.) granulating barrel;
legate, (nav.) register ton;
de lissage, (powd.) glazing drum;
lissoir, (powd.) glazing drum;
melangeoir, (powd.) pulverizing barrel (blasting
powder, etc., poudre de commerce exlerieur)',
mttre, mclrique, metric ton;
poids, v. de capacUe;
poudre aux s, v. s. v. poudre;
& poudre, powder barrel;
de pulverisation, (powd.) rolling barrel;
rtelle, (nav.) ton of dead-weight carrying capacity;
de registre, register ton;
tcrnaire, (powd.) barrel in which all three ingredients
of powder are pulverized together;
dtriturer, (powd.) triturating barrel.
tonneau, m., cask, tun, barrel; (nav.) ton (1 cubic
meter. 1,000 kilograms); (art.) target (barrel on a
pole) for mortar practice;
d'arrosagc, watering cart, sprinkler;
broyeur, mixing barrel (brickmaking);
melangeur, mixing barrel;
de mer, 1 cubic meter, 1,000 kilograms;
metrique, v. de mer;
ponl de r, cask bridge.
tonnelade, f ., (TO il.) breastwork of casks filled with
earth.
tonnelet, m., small cask.
tonnelier, m., cooper.
tonnelle, f., arbor; (cons.) wagon-headed vault.
tonneilerie,f., cooper's shed, trade.
tonner, v. n., to thunder; to thunder (of artillery).
tonnerre, m., thunder, thunderbolt; (fig.) guns,
artillery; (sm. a.) breech, powder chamber, seat
of the charge; (art.) reenforce, part of the breech
over the powder chamber;
coup de , thunder clap, stroke;
eclat de , thunder clap, stroke;
fermer le , (sm. a.) to close the breech;
ouvrir le , (sm. a.) to open the breech.
tonte, f., shearing; clipping of horses.
tonture, f., clippings, shearings; (nav.) sheer.
toper, v. a., (mil. slang) to seize, apprehend.
topo, m., (mil. slang) topographic survey, general
staff map; staff; staff officer.
topographe, m., topographer.
topographic, f., topography.
topogra pulque, a., topographic;
brigade , v. s. v. brigade.
topogravure, f., photogravure applied to reproduction
of topographical drawings.
topomfitrie, f.. (top.) topometry (i. e., the science
of accurate topographical measurements) .
topoplastique, a., topoplastic.
toque, f., jockey's cap.
toquerie, f., (met.) hearth, fireplace, of a forgo.
toqueur, f., poker, rake, for cleaning a furnace.
torche, f.. torch, flambeau; straw mat laid under
anytiling to prevent injury; coil (of wire, etc.);
de signal, (mil.) signal torch.
torche, p. p., wiped;
& la diable, mal , badly done (work).
torche-fer, m., wet cloth for rubbing soldering
irons.
torche-nez, m., (hipp.) horse twitch.
torcher, v. a., to wipe, rub, clean; to build with
loam and straw mixed.
torchette, f, twisted osier, twig; (met.) twyer
scraper.
torchis, m., mud, loam, and straw; mud anl
chopped straw mixed;
mur de , mud wail.