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tuyauterie 579 viaiidc<br />

tuyauterle, f., piping;<br />

d'aspiration, (much.) inlet piping:<br />

d'tchappement, (mach.) exhaust piping.<br />

type, m., type:<br />

alpin, ( Fr. a.) (of machine-gun <strong>com</strong>panies)<br />

mountain type; (pack transport);<br />

colonial, (Fr. a.) colonial type (of organizations);<br />

ulan, m., (mil.) uhlan (usually spelled uhlan).<br />

units, f., unit, unity; (mil.) troop unit;<br />

s d'assaut, m. , (mil. ) troops told off for assault;<br />

s d'aUa-que, (mil.) troops told off for attack;<br />

d'origine, unity of origin, with special reference<br />

to ( Fr. a.) the effort made to get all officers<br />

from one and same source;<br />

v, (letter);<br />

longitudinal, (aero.) longitudinal diedral<br />

angle;<br />

transversal, (aero.) diedral angle.<br />

va icon-lit, m., (r. r.) sleeping car.<br />

vague, f., wave; (mil.) wave of gas (gas attack);<br />

(mil.) line of assaulting troops, wave;<br />

d'assaut, (mil.) assaulting wave;<br />

de nettoyage, (mil.) wave following the assaulting<br />

wave, and charged with the duty of<br />

"mopping up" the captured trenches; wave or<br />

line of trench cleaners, trench '<br />

'moppers."<br />

vaincre, v. t., to conquer, over<strong>com</strong>e;<br />

le poids mort, (mach.) to over<strong>com</strong>e dead<br />

centers.<br />

valise, f., valise, bag;<br />

diplomatique, embassy dispatch bag.<br />

valve, f., (mach.) valve;<br />

fausse , false valve (used in inserting an air<br />

chamber, pneumatic tire).<br />

valvollne, f., (mach.) a generic term for cylinder<br />

oils.<br />

vanne, f . , valve;<br />

d'ctranglement, (mach.) (sort of) throttling<br />

valve.<br />

vannerie, f., side baskets (of a motor car).<br />

vapeur, m., (nav.) steamer;<br />

cdbher, cable ship;<br />

d turbine, turbine steamer.<br />

vapeur, f., steam;<br />

surchauffee, superheated steam.<br />

vareuse, f., (unif.) blouse;<br />

h capuchon, (unif.) cyclist's hooded jacket<br />

(Fr.a.).<br />

variole, f., smallpox; pigeon pox (pigeons).<br />

vase, m., vessel;<br />

a niveau constant, (mach.) float chamber.<br />

vedette, f., vedette, (aero.) <strong>French</strong> military dirigible<br />

cubing 2,000-4,000 meters (obs^.<br />

vghicule, m., vehicle;<br />

automoteur, (auto.) automobile;<br />

b, boggie moteur, (auto.) motor truck;<br />

hippomobile, horse-drawn vehicle;<br />

de transport, generic term for omnibuses,<br />

autobuses, etc.<br />

velo, m., (/am.) bicycling.<br />

VelocimStre, m., (any device to measure speed);<br />

speedometer.<br />

venir, v. n., to <strong>com</strong>e;<br />

d'une seule piece avcc, to be in one piece with,<br />

>o be one with, integral with.<br />

vent, m., wind;<br />

dominant, prevailing wind.<br />

type de France, (Fr. a.) metropolitan type (of<br />

organizations, as distinguished from colonial);<br />

hors de France, (Fr. a.) foreign service type<br />

(of organizations), colonial type;<br />

mixte, ( Fr. a.) <strong>com</strong>bined type (pack and<br />

wheel transport);<br />

mixte-type alpin, ( Fr. a.) <strong>com</strong>bined alpine or<br />

mountain type.<br />

unitfi reservee, (mil.) reserve body of troops, to<br />

follow up an attack.<br />

; u-Ii loir, m., urinal.<br />

usure, f., wear;<br />

lutte d'-^-, (mil.) (term applied to the war 1914to<br />

describe its wearing-out character) wearingdown<br />

conflict, attrition contest.<br />

ventilateur, m., (mach.) fan;<br />

helico'ide, spiral fan;<br />

en nids d'abeilles, (auto.) honey<strong>com</strong>b radiator;<br />

de remplissage, (aero.) filling sleeve, air intake;<br />

ft, tubes, tubular radiator.<br />

ventilation, f., ventilation:<br />

par refoulement, ventilation by driving out<br />

noxious gases.<br />

ventre, m., belly;<br />

faire , (mil. fam.) to belly out, to bulge (of<br />

poor revetments).<br />

.<br />

v

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