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chassis 525 chou<br />

chassis, m., frame;<br />

[The following terms relate mainly to the automobile;]<br />

ft arrive releve, elevated rear frame;<br />

d'atterrissage, (aero.) landing chassis, under<br />

carriage;<br />

& avant r Street, cambered frame;<br />

blinde, v. cuirasse;<br />

en bois arme, armored wood frame;<br />

cintre, curved frame;<br />

cuirasse, pressed steel frame (in one piece);<br />

& double ndcau, (phot.) plate-holder.<br />

droit, straight frame:<br />

embouti, pressed steel frame;<br />

faux , false frame;<br />

tournant, (mil. min.) turning frame.<br />

en tubes, pipe frame, tube frame.<br />

eiiassis-foliiide, m., (mil.) supporting .rame (roof<br />

of covered shelter).<br />

chassis-truc(k), m.. (art.) railway chassis (the<br />

truck forms the chassis).<br />

cliatterton, m., tape.<br />

chaudiere, f., (steam) boiler; steam boiler;<br />

aquatubulaire, water-tube boiler;<br />

aquatubulaire a flamme directe et d, retour de<br />

flamme, return flue steam boiler;<br />

& circulation, circulating boiler;<br />

it elements, generic term for tubular boilers;<br />

multitubulaire, multitubular boiler;<br />

h tubes d'eau, water-tube boiler.<br />

chauffage, m., heating; (slang) cramming for examination;<br />

central, furnace heating (houses).<br />

& la vapeur, steam heating;<br />

chauffage-vapeur, m., steam heat, steam heating,<br />

chaiiffard, m., (auto., fam).; chauffeur.<br />

chauCe-bains, m., hot-water heater.<br />

chauffc-pieds, m., foot warmer.<br />

chauffer, v. t., to heat; (slang) to cram for examination;<br />

& la vapeur, to heat by steam.<br />

chauffeur, m., (auto.) chauffeur.<br />

chaussette, f., sock.<br />

sd, clous, (mil. slang) soldier shoes;<br />

Placets, lace shoe;<br />

(dite) de repos, (mil.) barrack shoe.<br />

russe, (mil.) (strip or bandage of tallowed<br />

cotton, a substitute for socks) Russian sock;<br />

chavirer, v. n., to capsize;<br />

au canon, (nav.) to be sunk by gunfire.<br />

cheddite, f., (expl.) cheddite (chlorate of potassium<br />

base, and castor oil),<br />

chef, m., chief;<br />

defour, (mil.) head baker;<br />

de gare, ( Fr. a., r. r.) military station master;<br />

du mouvemcrlt (r. r.) train dispatcher;<br />

de train, (r. r.) conductor.<br />

chemin, m., road, path ;<br />

creux, hollow road sunken , road ;<br />

- de fer de campagne, (mil.) field railway;<br />

montreir le de St. Jacques, (of a horse) to<br />

point the toe;<br />

de roulcment, (any) roller way.<br />

cheminee, f., chimney;<br />

d j<br />

aeration, (mil.) ventilating shaft (dugouts,<br />

etc.);<br />

d'etoupille, (art.) primer seat.<br />

cheminement, m., (mil.) advance under cover,<br />

unobserved (not an oflicial word); (hence)<br />

ravine, path through standing crops, and in<br />

general, any way affording cover;<br />

-acid ouvert, advance without overhead cover;<br />

derober une portion du , (siege) to steal an advance<br />

(e. g., when enemy fire slackens, thus<br />

making simpler earthwork possible);<br />

souterrain, (in sieges) advance by mining;<br />

chemise, f., shirt; (adm.) jacket surrounding a<br />

number of<br />

papers, wrapper;<br />

de circulation, (mach.) water jacket;<br />

de circulation d'eau, (mach.) water jacket;<br />

d'eau (mach.) water jacket;<br />

de rechauffagc, (mach.) heating jacket (alcohol<br />

motor);<br />

chemise de roulcment, (art.) traverse circle, racer.<br />

cheque, m., check (bank check);<br />

postal, money order.<br />

chercheur, m., seeker;<br />

de poles, (elec.) pole detector,<br />

cheval, m., horse;<br />

d'age. (mil., Fr. a.) horse between 4J to 8<br />

years of ago (horse that has the age required for<br />

military service);<br />

attele seul, single horse;<br />

de bois, (aero.) carrousel (involuntary sharp<br />

turn on surface of ground);<br />

calme, steady horse;<br />

de carnere, jumping horse;<br />

coulant, horse of easy, flowing gait;<br />

declasse, horse unfit for the class of work<br />

intended;<br />

de, dehors, outdoor horse, cross country horse;<br />

depot de aux (mil.) horse depot, field depot<br />

for remount purposes;<br />

effectif, (phys.) actual horsepower; 75 kilogrammetres;<br />

imprexsionnable, nervous, excitable horse;<br />

aux indiques, (phys.) indicated horsepower;<br />

jeune, horse less than ih years old;<br />

de Icgerc, (Fr. cav.) light cavalry horse;<br />

mis, well-trained horse;<br />

mis au bouton. finely trained horse;<br />

nominal, (phys.) 300 kilogrammetres;<br />

place, trained horse;<br />

& poil, barebrck horse, i. e., horse without<br />

equipments.<br />

chevai-heure, m., ('/ hys.) horsepower-hour.<br />

chevalet, m., trestle; (mil.) obstacle of barbed<br />

wire (fastened to the ends of a sawhorse, as it<br />

were, back and forth, diagonally, etc.; (inf)<br />

rifle rest;<br />

lance-fusee, (mil.) rocket trestle, stand;<br />

de latrine, (siege) latrine trestle (seat);<br />

de levajc, v. de manoeuvre;<br />

de man

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