A French-English Military Dictionary - Sturmpanzer.com

molester 278 Rionte-charge(s)
moles ter, v. a., to molest,
mulcts, m., (top.) bog, swampy ground.
molet(t)age, m., polishing, milling.
molette, f., any sinall-toothod wheel; tracing
wheel; rowel, spur rowel; rope pulley; (cord.)
whirl; (mach.) cutter, milling . wheel; (hipp.)
windfall; tuft of hair;
d'un baritel, pulley of a winding machine;
chevillee, (hipp.) articular windgall;
coupante, (mach.) cutting wheel;
H egruger, rubber, mealer;
bfcndre, (mach.) screw slotting cutter;
machine & s, winding engine, whim;
nervcuse, v. simple;
sciefi s, circular saw;
simple, (hipp.) windgall;
xoufflee, (hipp.) through windgall;
tendineuse, (hipp.) tendinous windgall.
molet(t)er, v. a., to polish, to mill.
molicre, f., grindstone quarry, millstone,
mullet, m.. calf of the leg; small nippers; (hipp.)
bfere;
avo ir da, , (hipp.) to have prominent muscles
in the gaskin.
mollete, a., knarled.
niollet.er, a!, bande e, (or simply) molletilre,
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(mil.) putties.
mofflere, f., (top.) bog, swamp.
molllr, v. a. n., to slack, slacken, abate; to go
down, to lull (of the wind); to slack (of the
tide, a current); (cord.) to ease, ease off, slack;
un cable, un cordage, (cord.) to slack,
loose, ease off or away, a cable, a rope.
molybdfcne, m., molybdenum.
moment, m., moment, momentum, force, leverage.
monarchic, f., monarchy.
monarque, m., monarch.
monceau, m., heap;
mettre en 1, to put in heaps, heap up.
monde, m., the world; people,crew, men, persons;
hands;
fournir , garnir de mettre du to man.
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moiider, v. a., to hull.
mondrain, m., small mound of earth or of sand.
moniteur, m., (Fr. a.) monitor, subinstructor, or
teacher (as, of boxing, fencing, etc.);
d'escrime, (Fr. a.) assistant regimental fencing
master;
general, head monitor, senior instructor;
de gymnastique, instructor of gymnastics.
monitor, m., (nav.) monitor;
& reduit central, monitor with a central redoubt
or battery.
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monnaie, f., change, money; the exchange;
de compte, money of account;
fausse counterfeit , money;
fiduciaire, bills, paper;
& force liberatoire, lepal tender;
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imaginaire, v. de compte;
menue , the copper (and even the small
silver) currency;
de mise, current money;
papier , paper money.
monnayer, v. a., to coin.
monoatomlque, a., (chem.) univalent.
monocylindrtque, a., (steam) single-cylinder.
monollthe, m., monolith.
monomachle, f., single combat.
monophote, m., (elec.) constant-current arc lamp.
monoptcre, a., monopteral.
monorail, m., uno-rail, suigle rail.
monorchlde, m., (hipp.) monorchid.
monorchldlsme, m., (hipp.) monorchidism.
monsoii, m., monsoon.
mont, m., mountain, mount, hill;
pagnole, (mil.) any elevated place out of
harm's way, whence a battle may be viewed
without danger.
montage, m., mounting, fitting, putting together,
preparation, assembling; (mach.) erecting, setting
up; (elec.) wiring, connection; (art.) (operation
of) fitting a projectile with its bands, etc.,
(hence) fittings of a projectile; (sm. a.) assembling
the parts of a rifle;
atelier de , assembling shop;
en derivation, (elec.) multiple circuit, multiple
arc circuit;
en etoile, (elec.) star grouping;
mixte, (elec.) mixed circuit;
en quantite, (elec.) parallel connection;
en se.rie, (elec.) series connection;
en tension, (elec.) series connection;
en triangle, (elec.) delta connection, mesh
connection;
h trois conducteurs, fils, (elec.) three-v.ire
system.
montagne, f., (top.) mountain;
chaine de s, chain of mountains;
de glace, iceberg;
pays de s, mountainous country;
torrent de mountain , stream; torrent.
montagneux, a., mountainous, hilly.
montant, m., upright, standard, stanchion, guidepost;
upright stone, beam, or bar; side timber
of a boat; puncheon; beam; stem of a tree;
amount, total, sum total; rise (of the tide);
stile, post, doorpost; (m pi.) cheeks, side beams;
(top.) rise; (harn.) headstall, cheek piece, checX
strap; (pont.) upright of pontoon-boat knee;
(rain.) stile (of a frame); (mil.) first for duty (on
a roster); (sm. a.) crane (of a revolver) ;
d'appui, fixed part of a drawbridge;
de branloire, (art.) standard of a bellows
frame;
de bride, (harn.) headstall; cheek strap;
de buse, meeting post of a lock gate;
de chassis, (ram.) upright of a gallery frame;
de chcvalet, (pont., etc.) trestle leg;
de cloche, belfry;
de courbe, (pont.) upright (of boat timber);
& crochet, hooked upright, for hooking cacolet
to pack saddle;
de droite (gauche), (harn.) off (near) side neck
strap of a saddle;
de I'eau, rise of water, of the tide;
d'une echelle, side piece of a ladder;
en , uphill;
d'escalier, (cons.) tread; rise of a staircase;
grand , (harn.) off side, long head;
grand tropical, (mil. slang) riding breeches;
de la maree, beginning of the flood, rise of the
tide;
de poitrail, (harn.) breast strap proper;
de sabord, (nav.) stile of a gun port;
de semelle, (pont.) rising timber;
de tente, tent pole; awning stanchion;
de la tetiere, v. de bride.
montant, a., rising;
la garde e, (mil.) the new guard, guard marching
on.
inonte, f., (hipp.) covering; leaping; covering season;
serving, time of serving; (man.) system or
method of riding, of managing a horse.
monte, p.p., mounted, manned; fitted or equipped
with (as, a projectile with its rotating band);
(nav.) commanded by;
bien well , supplied, stocked; (man.) well
mounted, having a good stable;
bien d'hommes, well manned;
chcval haut, haut , (hipp.) long-legged
horse (legs too long);
de, (nav.) carrying (so many) guns; having
(so many) men;
etre bien (mal)
en chevaux, (man.) to have a
good (poor) stable;
mal , ill supplied, stocked, appointed; (man.)
badly mounted, having a poor stable;
non , unmounted; (mil.) dismounted.
monte-cliarge(s), m., hoist, lift; (art.) shell hoist,
shell lift, projectile hoist; winch or windlass oi
(the French) garrison gin;