A French-English Military Dictionary - Sturmpanzer.com

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niur en ailes, wing wall;
en I'air, overhanging wall; - d'appui, breast wall;
-- aveugle, blind wall;
a bahul, (fort.) semidetached wall, so arranged
as to permit firing over it;
de bataille, (met.) tunnel head (in open-top
blast furnaces, a sort of chimney surrounding
the charging hole to protect the workmen from
the flames); - de bailment, house wall;
boucle, bulged or bulging wall (face separated
from the mass);
de calage, (fort.) a sort of supporting wall for
the back of a gun platform (top flush with the
platform);
de chemise, revetment wall;
- de chute, sluice lift wall, lift wall;
de cloture, inclosing wall;
commun, v.mitoyen;
cordre-- v. , contrc-mur; - coupe, wall with cuts, etc., for girders;
- corrompu, wall ready to fall; - crenele, (fort.) crenelated, loop-holed wall;
wall prepared for defense; - crept, rough-cast wall; - de culec, abutment wall of a bridge;
de-
, mural; - dc , en, decharge, relieving wall;
- dechausse, wall decayed or destroyed at its
foot;
de defense, v.crenele;
- degrade, damaged wall; - demi-detache, (fort.) semidetached wall;
- dctache, (fort.) detached wall; - deverse. wall leaning over; - de dossier, a wall rising above the roof and
forming a sort of backing for the chimney;
- de douve, interior wall of a reservoir;
- d'ebrasement, splay or wing wall;
- d'cchiffre, string wall of a stair;
- d'enceinle, inclosing, main, wall; walls;
enduit, plastered wall;
escarpe, scarped wall; - exterieur, out wall, exterior wall;
- de facade, ,- deface, front wall;
- forjete, overhanging wall, wall leaning over;
- de foyer, fire bridge; - defuile, sluice wall, wall of a sluiceway;
- de garde, parapet, breast wall; guard wall of a
foundation;
gratler le-
, (man.) in riding hall, to go too close
to the wall, to hug the wall;
gros-, main wall; - de hourdage, rubble wall; - interieur, interior, partition, wall;
- lateral, side wall; - de masque, (fort.) mask wall; - mitoyen, common wall, party wall;
marts-s, walls ota melting furnace;
- saws moyen, private wall (i. e., not a party
wall); - orbe, dead wall;
aurde, ill-built wall;
pan de-
, panel of a wall;
parer au- . (fenc.) to parry the thrusts (tierce
and quarte) of a beginner; - de parpaing, perpend wall; %
- pendant, wall ready to crumble or fall;
- en pierre seche, dry wall;
de pignon, gable wall; wall with a ridge top;
-r plante, wall built on piles or on a grillage;
- plein, dead wall; - portant fifaux, v.- en Vair;
de pourtour, exterior wall;
enlre quatre-s, in prison; - rampant, sloping or climbing wall;
-- recoupe, countersloping wall,battered wall;
- refractaire, fireproof wall; fire wall of a forge;
- de refend, partition wall;
de - remplage, rempli de blocage, de hourdage,
coffer wall; - de reservoir, reservoir wall;
-- en retour, return wall;
mur de revers, back wall;
de revetement, revetment wall;
sans jours, sans autre construction, dead
wall;
du sas, lift wall;
de separation, v. de refend;
souffle, v. boucle;
lie soutenement. retaining wall;
en surplomb. overhanging wall;
table de , wall plate;
en talus, talute, scarp, sloped wall;
de terrasse, supporting wall of a terrace;
de lite, (forl.) head or end wall of a casemate;
tirer au , (fcnc.) of a beginner, to practice
thrusts in quarte and in tierce; ,
' 'en traverse, crosswall, (sometimes) dwarf wall;
de vent, blast wall of a furnace.
murage, m., masonry, walling;
de chaudiere, boiler setting.
muraille, f., wall; wall of a city, of a fortress; (nav.)
side of a ship; (hipp.) wall crust of a horse's
foot;
attaque en , (mil.) charge of cavalry
without intervals;
s de bois, (nav.) "wooden walls";
s de Prusse, artificial inter bed;
in line
de revetement, revetment wall;
tirer d la , (fenc.) v. s. v. mur.
muraillement, m., walling (especially of galleries,
shafts, etc.);
double , (met.) exterior walls of a blast furnace.
murailler, v. a., to wall, to wall in; to support by a
wall; to line with masonry, (as, a shaft, etc.).
mural, a., mural;
carte e, (inst.) wall map;
cercle , (inst.) mural circle.
mur6, p. p., walled, walled up;
non unwalled;
,
ville e, walled town.
mureau, m., (met.) tymp arch.
murer, v. a., to wall, wall up, wall in.
murier, m., mulberry tree.
museau, m., snout, muzzle; nose (of a pipe, etc.);
x de I'essieu, (nav. art.) axle ends;
de la tuyere, (met.) blast nozzle.
muse,m .,museum;
d'artillerie, artillery or military museum,
collection of arms.
museler, v. a., to muzzle; to gag, silence;
un croc, (cord.) to mouse a hook.
museiiere, f., muzzle, .noseband.
muserolle, f., (harn.) noseband.
musette, f., nosebag; pouch; (mil.) haversack,
bag; (mus.) (a poetic name for) bagpipe;
de cavalier, (mil.), brush bag;
mangeoire, (harn.) nosebag
&, de, pansage, a pansement, (mil.) grooming
kit (mounted service);
de proprete, (mil.) cleaning Ht.
musicien, m., musician; (mil.) bandsman;
les s, (mil.) the band.
musique, f., music, (mil.) band, regimental band;
(tech.) sediment or settlings (as, in a mortar
trough);
chefde , (mil.) bandmaster;
corps de , band; (mil.) regimental, etc., band;
faire de la , (mas.) to mix stone dust with
plaster;
militaire,
de regiment, regimental band;
pupitre a , music stand;
sous-chef de , (mil.) principal musician (U.
S. A.).
musoir, m., head of a jetty, pier head; mitersill
head; wing wall of a sluice.
mutation, f., transfer, change (of function or of
office); (mil.) transfer from one unit to another;
de corps, (mil.) change of regiment, transfer
from one regiment to another;
gain, (mil.) gain by transfer;
perte (mil.) loss by transfer;
de residence, change of residence.