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pare 309 parfumer
pare divisionnaire, v. de betail;
-^ttementalre de siege, (Fr. a.) engineer park
having enough material for the siege of a fort
or of a town of simple enceinte;
entrer au , (art.) to enter the park;
aux equipages de pont, bridge-train park;
former le , (art.) to form park, to go into
park;
du genie, (siege) engineer park, containing
all the tools and other appliances needed in
a siege (attack);
du genie d'armee, (Fr. a.) engineer park of
an army;
du genie de corps d'armee, corps engineer
park;
du genie de siege, engineer siege park;
de gonflcment, (balloons) filling park;
grand , a synonym, of d'armee; (siege)
main park, main artillery park, where most
of the material (except ammunition) is kept
till wanted (tools, timber, guns, spare car-
riages, etc.);
grand d'artillerie d'armee, main park of an
army (supplies the corps parks);
& hydrogene comprime, (Fr. a.) in a balloon
park, the wagons and material used in filling
the balloons :
de materiel (r. r.) car yard;
aux munitions, (siege) ammunition depot,
shell park (includes places for the preparation
of ammunition);
ordinaire, ( Fr. a. N in a balloon park, a subdivision
containing mostly baggage and equipment
wagons;
d'outils, (siege) tool depot;
petit , (siege) repair shops, magazines, near
the works, for the service of material in daily
use;
de pilotis, (cons.) piling, pile framing;
sur rails. ( Fr. a.) the rolling stock of a company
of railway troops;
de reserve, reserve park; reserve telegraph
park attached to each section of the second
line; four days' supply of beef on the hoof, as
a reserve for the army, v. de betail;
rompre le , (art.) to unpark;
section de , ( Fr. a.) subdivision of the corps
park, commanded by a captain;
de section, ( Fr. a.) telegraph park, attached
to each telegraph section of the first line;
de siege, siege park (artillery, usually);
sortir du , (art.) to leave the park;
telegrapUque, (Fr. a.) telegraph park (accompanies
an army in the field) ;
aux vivres, supply depot;
de voitures, wagon park.
parcellaire, a., cadastre , register of land,
cadaster;
plan , plan or plot of land subdivisions.
parcelie, 1, part, particle; plot or parcel of land.
parcliemin, m., parchment;
animal, parchment;
vegetal, vegetable parchment.
parcourir, v. a., to go, get over, go through; (fig.),
to survey, overhaul, examine;
& cheval, to ride over;
Ics coutures, to examine the seams of a beat
with a chisel;
& pied, to walk over.
parcours, m., trip, road, way covered; regular
trip, regular journey between two places; line
(of a public conveyance by sea or land); course
(of a stream); track of a hurricane; '
Wore, (r. r.) pass; (in gen.) freedom of way;
d'une manoeuvre, (cord.) lead of a rope.
par-dessus, m., greatcoat, overcoat.
pare, p. p., clear (of a rope, an anchor); (nav.)
cleared for combat; {fenc.) parried;
pied , (Upp.) worn hoof.
pare-balles, m., splinter-proof; bullet shield, for
land service (proposed only, and intended to
cover, say, front of company); (t. p.) marker's
shelter;
a r abatement, (art.) folding shield.
pare-boue, m., mud scraper (of a bicycle).
pare-douilles, m., (r. /. art.) deflector, cartridgecase
deflector.
pare-eclats, m., (fort.) splinter-proof; (art.)
splinter-proof shield.
pare-etince'Jes, (r.r.) spark arrester.
pare-etoupilles, (art.) primer deflector.
pareil, in., equal; fellow; match; a., similar, like.
parement, m., curb, curbstone; facing of a building;
face (of a wall, of a beam); (carp.) outer,
visible, face of a construction; (mas.) outer
face of a stone; (in pi.) outer stones of a wall;
(fort.) face of a cutting; (unif.) facings (on the
cuff);
d'appui, (cons.) stones supporting a casement;
brut, (mas.) rough, undressed stone in the
face of a wall;
de couverture, (cons.) fillet or border of mortar;
droit, plain face;
s d'un fagot, outer (large) sticks of a fagot;
faux , (mas.) facing of a wall;
interieur, (mas.) back of a wall;
de moellon, (mas.) setting of a stone in position;
de pave, uniform arrangement of paving
stones;
d'un pave, surface of a pavement;
placer, poser, en , (mac.) to lay stones lengthwise;
~posterieur, v, interieur;
de sujetion, (mas.) ornamental facing (stones
arranged in regular designs);
de tete, (mas.) the dressing and placing in
position of the stones in the head of an isolated
wall;
de voute, (cons.) face of an arch.
parementer, v. a., to make even, smooth (as the
face of a wall).
parencliyme, m., pith.
pare-pied, m., fender; fire screen.
parcr, m., (maw.) halt, stop (foro legs raised).
parer, v.-a. 11., to deck, sot off, trim, make neat;
to ^ei ready, prepare; to parry, ward off, fend,
keep off, defend, guard, screen; (fenc.) to parry;
(cord.) to clear, to get clear, to coil; (tech.) to
flatten, finish (as a rivet head); (nav.) to
weather, double, clear, go clear of; (siege) to
trim (gabions, fascines); (mas.) to set stones
in position:
un abordage, (nav.) to ward off a boarding
party, a collision;
une ancre, to see an anchor all clear for
coming to;
une 'jotte, (fenc.) to parry a thrust;
un cable, to get a cable clear;
un cap, (nav.) to double a cape;
,u corps, (fenc.) to remove the body from
tho Une of a thrust, etc.;
un coup, (fenc.) to parry a blow, a cut;
& droite (gauche), (fenc.) to make right (left)
parry (bayonet exercise);
sur les hanches, (man.) to bear or rest on
the haunches (of a horse in the gallop);
les manoeuvres, (cord.) to clear the ropes,
the tacklo;
le pieti C'un cheval, (fan.) to trim down the
hoof in order to fit on the shoe; to dress the
plantar surface;
un pavilion, to clear a flag;
de la pointe, (fenc.) to beat off the adversary's
blado with tho point;
un saucisson, to trim a fascine;
se , to stand by;
en tete, (fenc.) to make the head parry (bayonet
exercise);
en teteb, droite (gauche), (fenc.) to make right
(left) head parry (bayonet exercise).
pare re, m., expert advice, counsel (especially in
commercial matters).
paresseux, a., idle, lazy; (of the compass) sluggish;
said of rotary fireworks that fail to rotate.
pare-torpilles, m., (nav.) torpedo net;
filet , torpedo net.
parfumer, v. a., to perfume;
des letlrcs, une maison, un navire, to fumigate
letters, a house, a ship.