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projectile 565 radeau<br />

projectile porte-message, (mil.) message-shell;<br />

suffocant, (art.) suffocating projectile;<br />

toxique, (art.) poisonous projectile.<br />

projection, f., projection;<br />

de gaz ft Varriere, (art.) flareback.<br />

pro jet, m., project;<br />

de budget, (adm.) estimate.<br />

prolonge, f. (mil.) service wagon, escort wagon<br />

(U. S. A.);<br />

ft couvercle, covered wagon;<br />

d'outils, (eng.) tool wagon.<br />

promenade, f., promenade;<br />

mililaire, (mil.) an easy affair.<br />

promenoir, m., promenade; (in pigeon lofts) space<br />

for exercise.<br />

promotion, f., promotion; (Fr. a.) class (at a<br />

school);<br />

bapteme de , (Fr. a.) sort of festival on the<br />

occasion of graduation;<br />

diner de , class dinner.<br />

prononcer, v. t., to pronounce;<br />

une attaque (contre-attaque); (mil.) to develop<br />

an attack (a counterattack).<br />

proposable, a., (mil.) liable, or fit, to be proposed<br />

for promotion, etc.<br />

propulseur, m., propeller (not necessarily a screw);<br />

ft helicc, screw propeller;<br />

ft roue, paddle wheel.<br />

protecteur, m., (auto.) protecting cover (pneumatic<br />

tire; said especially ecially o! of non-skidding<br />

covers).<br />

protection, f., protection;<br />

collective, joint protection of a number of<br />

people (e. g., mil., against gas attack).<br />

protocolaire, a., relating to the protocole.<br />

quadrilat&re, m., quadrilateral;<br />

articule, (auto.) (the) linked quadrilateral<br />

(formed by the steering axle, bar and pivot arms<br />

of a motor car).<br />

quadrille', a. , squared, in squares (as, a map), graticulated.<br />

quadruplice, f., quadruple alliance.<br />

quai, m., quay;<br />

quai d' Orsay, (quay in Paris, by metonymy)<br />

the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.<br />

quartier, m., quarter; (mil.) the terrain held by a<br />

battalion;<br />

donner , to turn over (as, a stone, a squared<br />

log so that it lies on the side adjacent to the one<br />

on which it has been laying).<br />

rabattement, m., bonding, folding down or back;<br />

d -<br />

, folding, folding down, folding over.<br />

rabattre, v. t., to revolve (as, a plane, a mechanism,<br />

etc.).<br />

rabiau, m., remainder, surplus; "butt " (U. S. A.);<br />

(mil.) overtime (to make good time lost, e. g.,<br />

by absence without leave); leavings<br />

issue of rations); petty theft of rations.<br />

(after<br />

rabiautage, m..<br />

"butt."<br />

(mil.) taking the leavings, the<br />

rabiauter, v. t., (mil.) to take the leavings.<br />

rabiauteur, m., (mil.) man who takes the leavings.<br />

rabiot, m., v. rabiau.<br />

rabiotage, m., v. rabiautage.<br />

rabioter, v. t., rabiauter.<br />

rabioteur, m., v. rabiauteur.<br />

protocole, m., protocol;<br />

service du , (Fr. adm.) a bureau or branch of<br />

foreign affairs, dealing with a great variety of<br />

subjects, such as ceremonial, precedence, reception<br />

of ambassadors; credentials and other<br />

questions relating to ambassadors, foreitrn<br />

consuls, etc.; the protocol.<br />

pruneau, m., prune; (mil. slang) bullet.<br />

puissance, m., power; (powerful) state, power;<br />

ascensionette, (aero.) lifting power;<br />

<strong>com</strong>merciale, available power, world] working<br />

power;<br />

aufrein, (mach.) brake horsepower;<br />

lumincuse, (opt.) candlepower;<br />

massique, (mach.) power per weight (of a<br />

motor, ratio of effective power to weight,<br />

power per kilogram).<br />

puits, m., well; (mil.) (shaft to shelter a machine<br />

gun) machine-gun shaft;<br />

ft cadres coffrants, (mil. min.) cased shaft;<br />

sans coffrage, (mil. min.) unlined shaft.<br />

pulsateur, m., (mach.) oil (lubricating) pump<br />

pulsator.<br />

pulveTisateur, m., atomizer, sprayer.<br />

pulverisation, f., atomizing, spraying.<br />

pulveriser, v. t., to atomize, spray.<br />

punch, m., (mil.,fam.) sort of reception.<br />

pur, a., clear (of the sky);<br />

de garance, v. s. v., garance.<br />

puretS, clearness;<br />

du del, clearness of the sky.<br />

1<br />

purge,<br />

p. p. of purger;<br />

d'air, with air exhausted.<br />

pyidne, m., (aero., wireless) pylone;<br />

se mettre en , (aero.) to land on the nose and<br />

remain tail high.<br />

Q.<br />

quatre, m., four;<br />

(8quads'<br />

quatre, en avant -, par (mil.) right by fours<br />

(squads, U. S. A.).<br />

queue, f., tail; (aero.) tail; (art.) tail (of a mortar<br />

bomb, trench artillery);<br />

faire tete &- v. s. , v. tete; - de soupape, (mach.) valve stem, rod.<br />

quinzaine, f., fortnight.<br />

quitte, a., (adm.) quit (said of an official whose accounts<br />

balance, and are found correct).<br />

quitus, m., (adm.) official notification that an account<br />

has been examined, found correct and<br />

closed; receipt in full, discharge from responsibility.<br />

raccord, m., (any piece used to join or connect<br />

other pieces or parts) connection; (expl.) junction<br />

(strands of melinite fuse end to end);<br />

chargcur, (elec.) joint or connection (for tapping<br />

a current);<br />

enequerre, elbow, elbow joint (tubes, pipes);<br />

en I, I-joint (tubes, pipes).<br />

raccordement, m., coincidence (of images, in certain<br />

range finders).<br />

raccord-relais, m., (mil. min.) relay-joint.<br />

race, f., race;<br />

chevaline, (hipp.) breed of horses, special<br />

strain.<br />

raclette, f., scraper.<br />

raclure, f., scrapings;<br />

de brique, brick dust.<br />

radeau, m., raft;<br />

de sacs, (mil.) raft of sacks.

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