A French-English Military Dictionary - Sturmpanzer.com
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A French-English Military Dictionary - Sturmpanzer.com
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gigots 205 godet<br />
gigots, m., pi., (hipp.) hind legs of a horse.<br />
gigotte, a., (hipp.) having strong thighs.<br />
gigue, f., de crosse, (sm. a.) swell on a gun<br />
stock;<br />
monter en , (sm. a.) to put or leave a swell on<br />
a gun stock.<br />
gilet, m., waistcoat, undershirt;<br />
d'armes, (fenc.) fencing jacket;<br />
donner un & quelqu'un, (fenc.) to outfence<br />
one's opponent, to touch him very frequently;<br />
de fer, (mil, slang) cuirassier.<br />
ginguet, m., pawl, (as of a capstan, etc.).<br />
girande, f., (artif.) girande, bouquet; any firework<br />
turning upon a wheel; girandole chest; collection<br />
of rockets placed in a chest in rows, smallest<br />
in front and largest in rear.<br />
girandole, f., (artif.) girandole, any firework turning<br />
upon a wheel; wheel whose circumference<br />
is studded with rockets; any firework which<br />
revolves horizontally upon its center.<br />
giratoire, a., gyratory;<br />
faculte , (nav.) turning power (of a ship).<br />
girel, m., windlass, capstan (a Mediterranean<br />
term).<br />
giron, m., handle of an oar; movable handle (as<br />
of a crank); (cons.) tread of a step; (mach.)<br />
distance between the bearings of a crank;<br />
droit, (cons.) tread of a straight staircase;<br />
triangulaire, (cons.) tread of a winding staircase.<br />
gironng, a., winding;<br />
marche e, (cons.) step of a winding stair.<br />
girouette, f., vane, wind vane, weathercock;<br />
fer de , vane spindle.<br />
gisement, m., bed (e. g., of clay); (nav.) bearing.<br />
glte, m., lodging; vein, seam, bed, deposit (of ore,<br />
coal, etc.); (cons.) floor sleeper; (art.) sleeper,<br />
sill, of a gun platform; (mil.) halting place<br />
(esp. at the end of a march, of a day's march);<br />
de calage (art.) rear sleeper, cross sleeper, of<br />
a siege platform;<br />
cintree, (art.) curved sleeper (of a gun platform);<br />
d'etapes, v. s. v. etape;<br />
lambourde v. s. v. lambourde;<br />
principal d'etapes, v. s. v. etape.<br />
glter, v. n., to lodge, sleep.<br />
givre, m., rime, hoar frost.<br />
glace, f., ice; plate glass; (mach.) slide-valve facing,<br />
slide-valve seat;<br />
bane de field of , ice;<br />
de cylindre, (mach.) cylinder face;<br />
en derive, floating ice; iceberg;<br />
montagne de , iceberg;<br />
nappe de sheet , of ice;<br />
objectif, (opt.) object glass;<br />
patin ti,<br />
, (art.) runner.<br />
glacer, v. a., to freeze; to glaze.<br />
glacerie, f., manufacture of ice.<br />
glacier, m., glacier.<br />
glacis, m., slope; (fort.) glacis;<br />
battu tout juste, (fort. ) glacis so constructed<br />
that the plane of the superior slope passes not<br />
more than 0.50 above its crest nor more than<br />
lm over its foot;<br />
en contre-pente, (fort.) countersloping glacis;<br />
coup6, (fort.) limited glacis, swept by brisures<br />
in the interior crest of the main work;<br />
cuirasse, (fort.) armored glacis (in Griison<br />
system and others involving use of metals);<br />
masque, (fort.) glacis mask;<br />
de pied de cheval, (hipp.) exterior surface of<br />
the hoof;<br />
simple, (fort.) single glacis;<br />
idle- , (fort.) glacis plate.<br />
glacon, m., cake of ice, ice floe, icicle,<br />
glais, m., v. glas.<br />
glaise, f., loam; clay, potter's clay;<br />
terre , clay.<br />
glaiseux, a., clayey, marly;<br />
terrain , stiff, clayey, ground.<br />
glaive, m., sword (poetical);<br />
puissance du , power of life and death.<br />
gland, m., acorn; tassel.<br />
glande, f., gland; (hipp.) tumefaction of the ganglions;<br />
avoir une dans I'auge, (hipp.) to have tumefied,<br />
adherent, ganglions.<br />
glande, a., (hipp.) having tumefied, adherent,<br />
ganglions; glandered.<br />
glas, m., passing bell; (mil.) salvos of artillery<br />
fired at the funeral of a sovereign or of a general<br />
of very high rank.<br />
glfcne, f., (cord.) coil of rope;<br />
de cordage, coil of rope;<br />
filer sa , to drop the coil from one's hands;<br />
en galette, flat coil, Flemish coil;<br />
plate, flat coil, Flemish coil;<br />
plate en S, <strong>French</strong> coil;<br />
glener, v., a., (cord.) to coil a rope, to take a few<br />
bights in the hand.<br />
glette, f., litharge.<br />
glissade, f., slip, slide, slipping, sliding.<br />
glissant, a., slippery, sliding;<br />
regie e, sliding rule.<br />
glissement, m., sliding, slipping; (mach.) creeping<br />
(of a belt).<br />
glisser, v. n., to slide, to slip, glide; (mach.) to<br />
slide; (of a belt ) to creep.<br />
glisseur, m., (mach.) slide block,<br />
glissiere, (mach., steam, etc.) slide, guide, slide<br />
face, slide bar, guide bar, motion bar; (art.)<br />
crosshead slide; (P.m. art.) console slide;<br />
de cylindre & vapeur, (steam) slide face;<br />
& pivot, (art.) pivoting slide (Hotchkiss 57<br />
field);<br />
du te, de la traverse (steam) crosshead<br />
guide;<br />
de la traverse du piston (steam) piston crosshead<br />
guide.<br />
glissoir, m., (mach.) slide; sliding block.<br />
glissoire, f., (mach.) slide, guide, sliding plate;<br />
expansive, expansive slide;<br />
tige de , motion bar.<br />
globe, m., globe; (powd.) globe or shot used in<br />
testing fine-grained black powders; proof shot;<br />
de <strong>com</strong>pression, (mil. min.) globe of <strong>com</strong>pression;<br />
overcharged mine; (sometimes) undercharged<br />
mine; (art.) a term applied to a torpedo<br />
shell on striking;<br />
d'eprouvette, v. under main word, (powd.);<br />
defeu, (artif.) any spherical firework;<br />
fumant. (artif.) smoke ball thrown into the<br />
interior of works (obs.);<br />
modele, (fond