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mixto 277 molestation
tnixte, a., mixed; (tech.) composite (e. g., wood and
metal used together in the construction of one
object): (elec.) mixed (i. e. , quantity and series);
(mil.) composed of all arms, or oJ more than
one arm, of mounted and of dismounted elements;
. avantc-poste- v. s. v. avante-poste;
compagnie- , ( Fr. a.) train company in Algiers
and Tunis (has both mounted and dismounted
men);
navire - , (nav.) composite (iron and wood)
vessel; a vessel using both sails and steam;
regiment - , (Fr. a.) regiment composed of
units of active and of territorial armies.
mobile, m., moving body (e. g., art., a projectile),
body moved; mover, moving power (moteur
is generally employed instead); (fig.) motive,
cause; (mil.) a member of the garde nationale
mobile, q. v.;
-, premier prime mover; leader, head, chief.
mobile, a., mobile, movable; moving, unfixed,
unsteady; transient; variable; (cord.) running;
f., an abbreviation of garde nationale mobile;
(art.) recoiling; (sm. a.) detachable (of a magazine);
--. cadre v. s. v. cadre;
colonne -
, (mil.) '
movable column, (more
especially) a column composed of the different
arms, operating independently in a disturbed
country:
ctre-
, (hipp.) to have the staggers;
garde-, garde nationale - , v. s. v. garde;
timbre-
, adhesive stamp;
troupes-s, (mil.) troops ready to march.
mobilier, ni., furniture.
mobilier, a., personal;
biens-s, personal property, goods and chattels;
credit -
loan on , personal security;
richesse-ere, personal property;
valeurs-eres, transferable securities.
mobilisable, a. (mil.) mobilizable;
constructions-s, a generic term for huts (baroques),
bridges, observatories, etc.
mobilisation, f., (mil.) mobilization;
v. s. v. carnet;
carnet de- ,
classe de- , ( Fr. a.) class to which men belong
when summoned to military service for any
reason (e. g., mobilization, inspection, etc.);
journal de- , ( Fr. a.) register (in each regiment
or service) ; of measures taken (in peace) or to
be taken (in war) in case of mobilization.
mobilise, m., (mil.) a member of the garde nationale
mobilisee, q. v.
mobiliser, v. a., (mil.) to mobilize.
moblot, m.. popular name for a member of the
gardejnooile.
modelage, m., modeling.
module, m., model; pattern; (fond.) pattern;
(art.) model, mark; - defonte, (fond.) casting pattern;
-'dujet, (fond.) runner stick, pin;
type, pattern (e. g., of uniform).
models, m., (top. drawing) representation (as, of
surface forms, etc.), more specially hill shading,
or representation of slopes;
& I'effet, (top. drawing) fepresentatiqn
of the
surface forms, of the relief of the terrain;
- en lumiere directe (oblique), (top. drawing)
with relief brought out by direct (oblique)
illumination.
modeler, v. a., to model, pattern, shape;
le terrain, le terraind I'effet, (top. drawing)
to represent surface forms, to bring out the
relief.
modeleur, modeler.
moderateur, m., (mach.) governor; regulator
valve; damper; - a force centrifuge, conical pendulum.
modeler, v. a., to moderate, check, restrain, curb,
temper, slacken, lessen, abate.
modificateur, m., (mach.) engaging and disengaging
gear.
modifier, difi v. a., to modify, change, alter; (art.) to
transform to correspond to a different model
(as, of a gun).
modillon, m.,
console.
modillion, cantilever: bracket;
module, m., modulus (of rupture, elasticity, etc.);
d'une riviere, means discharge of a river.
moelle, f., marrow; pith (of trees).
moellon, m., (mas.) quarry stone; rough, unhewn
stone; building stone; ashlar;
d'appareil, ashlar; generic term for stone of
dressed face and undressed body;
s d'assise, stones of the same size used in
regular courses;
brut, rubble, undressed stone; quarry-faced
stone;
en coupe, stonp laid on edge;
epince, face-hammered stone;
gisant, quarry stone, more or less regular in
form;
gros, riprap stone; ashlar;
de lit stone laid on its natural bed;
i
maqonnerie de ashlar , work;
de parement, facing stone;
pique, stone with pointed and drafted face;
smille, hammer-dressed stone;
de taille, dressed stone, cut stone;
tetue, v. epince.
mofette, f., choke damp; black damp.
mole, f., heap of sand.
moignon, m., stump of a tree, of a branch; zinc
or lead pipe (med.) stump of an amputated leg
or arm.
moilon, m., v. moellon.
moine, m., monk; (met.) blister, law; (mil. min.)
monk, punk (obs.).
moineau, m., sparrow; (hipp.) cropped horse;
(fort.) small bastion or lunette at the middle
of the curtain;
cheval , v. s. v. cheval.
moins-percu, m., (adm.) amount not drawn;
en deniers, money not drawn or paid out at
a payment;
en nature, effects, articles, not drawn.
moins-value, f., (adm.) deterioration, loss, decrease
in value.
mois, m., month; month's pay or allowance.
moise, f., (cons.) tie, couple, brace, binding piece,
connecting piece, tiebeam, collar or shoulder
on a pump barrel; (powd.) frame or crib supporting
the stamp of a stamping mill.
en echarpe, diagonal tie;
horizontale, horizontal tie; wale;
inclinee, diagonal tie;
s-jumelles, sjumclees, binding pieces;
pendante. hanging tie.
inoiser, v. a., (carp.) to tie, join timbers together
by means of a tie; to notch timber together; to
bridge over;
par entailk, to notch together.
moisi, p. p., musty.
moisir, v. a., to make musty.
moisissure, f., mtistmess.
moisson, f., harvest; harvest time; crop.
moissonner, v. a., to reap.
moissonneuse, f., reaping machine.
moite, a:, damp, moist, wet.
moiteur, f., dampness, moisture.
moitie,f.,half;
& , half, halfway;
--bois, v. mi-bois;
b, chemin, halfway;
it prix, half price.
molaire, a., molar; f., (hipp.) grinder, molar, molar
tooth;
s en ciseaux, (hipp.) beveled molars;
dent e, molar tooth;
de lait, (hipp.) molar of the first dentition;
de remplacement, adult molar, molar of the
second dentition.
molasse, f., argillaceous sandstone.
mole, m., mole, pier, jetty; dam; jetty head;
de, d'un, port, breakwater.
molecule, f., molecule.
molestation, f., molestation;
de guerre, molestation of war;
franc de de guerre, free from molestation of
war.