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godet 206 gousset<br />

godet & graisse, graisseur, (mach.) oil cup,<br />

grease cup;<br />

ahuilc, oil cup;<br />

& suif, tallow cup;<br />

de support, (teleg.) insulator.<br />

godille, f., (boats) stern oar, scull.<br />

godiller, v. n., to scull.<br />

godilleur, m., sculler.<br />

godillot, m., (Fr. a.) military shoe (so called from<br />

name of manufacturer; no longer worn); (mil.<br />

slang) recruit.<br />

goe'lette, f., schooner,<br />

golf e, m., gulf.<br />

gomme,f.,gum;<br />

adragante, gum tragacanth;<br />

arabique, gum arabic;<br />

Zlastique, india rubber;<br />

explosive, (expl.) gum dynamite, explosive<br />

gelatin;<br />

quite, gamboge;<br />

laque, gum lac.<br />

gommelaquer, v. a., to gum lac.<br />

gond, m., hinge; hook, pintle; gudgeon collar;<br />

it s, hinged;<br />

de fiche, hinge hook;<br />

hors des s, off the hinges.<br />

gondille, f., v. godille.<br />

gondiller, v. a., v. godiller.<br />

gondolage, m., warping (of wood).<br />

gondolement, m., v. gondolage.<br />

gondoler, v. n., to warp (as a drawing board).<br />

gondolure, f., warping.<br />

gonflement, m'., swelling, distension; inflation of<br />

a balloon; quantity of gas necessary to fill a<br />

balloon; (sm. a.) swell in gun barrel (caused by<br />

sand, gravel, etc.).<br />

gonfler, v. a., to swell, swell out, distend; to inflate<br />

a balloon.<br />

goniasmometre, m., (inst.) goniometer.<br />

goniographique, a., v. goniometrique.<br />

goniometre, m., (inst.) goniometer;<br />

de pointage, (art.) aiming goniometer.<br />

goniometrique, a., angle measuring.<br />

gorge, f., throat, neck, mouth, opening; groove,<br />

channel, score, of a bulley; (tech.) recess, channel,<br />

furrow, groove, hollow; (top.) gorge, ravine,<br />

pass, strait, defile; (artif.) choke; (mach.) neck<br />

(of a journal); (sm. c.) groove, gorge, of a cartridge<br />

head; (fort.) gorge; splay (of a turret<br />

port);<br />

brisee, (fort.) broken gorge;<br />

de carte, roller of a map;<br />

de culasse, (art.) groove on breech (serves to<br />

hold couvre-cutosse, and is used in mechanical<br />

maneuvers);<br />

d'un essieu, (mach.) axle neck, shaft neck;<br />

de I'etui, (sm. a.) neck of a cartridge case;<br />

evase en , splayed out;<br />

de fusee, (artif.) choke of a rocket;<br />

de graissage, grease channel;<br />

de pigeon, (ham.) sharp, severe bit;<br />

de poulie, score, groove, of a block, of a<br />

pulley;<br />

-. de rupture, (art.) fuse-plug score;<br />

sous , (ham.) throat-latch;<br />

de vis, furrow of a screw.<br />

gorge, p. p., (hipp.) swelled;<br />

jambes es, swelled legs.<br />

gorger, v. a., to choke, fill up; (hipp.) to swell;<br />

une fusee, (artif.) to fill a rocket with <strong>com</strong>position.<br />

gorget, m., molding plane,<br />

gosier, m., throat.<br />

goudron, m., tar;<br />

des gaz} v. de houilk;<br />

de houille, coal tar;<br />

mineral, ,mineral tar, coal tar; asphalt;<br />

puits d tar , pit ot gas works;<br />

usine b ?, tar works;<br />

vegetal, vegetable tar.<br />

goudronnage, m., tarring;<br />

gras, (artif.) <strong>com</strong>position for tarred links (20<br />

parts pitch to 1 tallow);<br />

sec, <strong>com</strong>position for tarred links (equal parts<br />

of pitch and of rosin).<br />

goudronner, v. a., to tar, to pay.<br />

goudroimerie, f., tar works.<br />

goudronneur, m., one who pays, lays on, tar.<br />

goufi're, m., gulf, whirlpool.<br />

gouffrfe, a., ribbed.<br />

gouge, f., gouge, spoonbit;<br />

d, baguette, half-round bit;<br />

d, bee de corbin, bent gouge;<br />

b, canon, barrel gouge;<br />

double, double gouge (i. e., of -section);<br />

b, ebaucher, turning gouge, round tool;<br />

triangulaire, parting tool.<br />

gouger, v. a., to gouge.<br />

goujat, m., armed peasant; mortar boy, mason's<br />

apprentice; apprentice in a small-arms factory;<br />

(mil.) soldier's servant (works for his bread<br />

only);<br />

de vaisseau, (nav.) powder monkey.<br />

go vi j on. m., pin, peg, dowel, dowel pin, gudgeon,<br />

clip; center pin, coak; (art.) plunger pin (of a<br />

fuse);<br />

d arret, stop pin;<br />

de charniere, hinge pin;<br />

chevilled , rag bolt;<br />

perdu, peg, dowel;<br />

de poulie, gudgeon;<br />

& vis, screw gudgeon;<br />

goujonner, v. a., to dowel, to pin.<br />

goujure, f., channel, score, score of a block, notch;<br />

groove.<br />

goulee, f., An, jet defonte, (fond.) channel from<br />

furnace to mold.<br />

goulet, m., neck of a bottle; gutter; (top.) narrow<br />

part of a stream, where the current is very<br />

swift; gut, channel, entrance of a port or harbor;<br />

(art.) fuse hole of a shell (rare);<br />

de fosse, (fort.) cunette.<br />

goulette, goulotte, f., small channel; groove, gullet,<br />

water channel.<br />

goum, m., an Arabic word denoting the gathering<br />

or reunion, under arms, of all the mounted<br />

men of a tribe (used by the <strong>French</strong> as scouts<br />

in Algiers and Turns).<br />

goumier, m., a member of a goum (q. v.), used as<br />

a scout, (hence) Arab scout.<br />

goupille, f., pin, peg, forelock; joint pin; key of a<br />

bolt, bolt pin; leather peg washer;<br />

d'arrct, (art. etc.) stop pin, stay pin;<br />

arretoir, (art.) pin stop, stay pin;<br />

double, split pin;<br />

fendue, split pin, forelock phi;<br />

pivot, pivot pin;<br />

tiressort, split pin;<br />

de surete, (art.) safety pin, fuse safety pin.<br />

goupiller, v. a., to pin, peg, dowel.<br />

goupillon, m., sprinkler for a forge.<br />

goupillonner, v. a., to sprinkle water.<br />

gourbi, m., (mil.) any improvised light shelter,<br />

shack (as of branches, of wattles);<br />

baraque , v. s. v. barest.<br />

gourbillage, m., countersinking.<br />

gourbiller, v. a., to countersink.<br />

gourde, f., cup, drinking cup.<br />

gourdin, m., cudgel, club, rope's<br />

board.<br />

gourdiner, v. a., to cob; to cudgel.<br />

end; cobbing<br />

gourmander, v. a., to reprimand harshly;<br />

un cheval, (man.) to checVk a horse violently<br />

with the bit, use him roughly with the Land.<br />

gourme, f., (hipp.) strangles;<br />

benigne, mild strangles;<br />

fausse bastard , strangles, improper expression<br />

for relapse of the strangles;<br />

jeter sa to run at the , nose;<br />

maligne, severe strangles.<br />

gourmet, v. a., (man., harn.) to curb.<br />

gourmette, f., (harn.) curb chain; curb;<br />

mors & , curb bit.<br />

gournablage, m., doweling, treenailing.<br />

gouraable, m., treenail.<br />

gournabler, v. a., to treenail.<br />

goussant, goussaut, a.,<br />

horse.<br />

thickset; m., thickset<br />

gousset, m., armpit; gusset, gusset stay; bracket,<br />

brace; (carp.) angle brace; (harn.) cushion or<br />

pad to protect withers;<br />

d'assemblage, angle plate.

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