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A FRENCH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY
FOR
CHEMISTS
AUSTIN M.^ PATTERSON, Ph.D.
Vke-Preddeiit and Professor of Chemistry, Antioch College
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PREFACE
The present work b the response to a demand (not at bH anticipated) for a French companion to the author's " Germajj-EngliBh Dictionary for Chemists." It follows the plan of the earlier book, which seems to have met with general
Prof. F. W. Tanner of the University of Illinois has read the galley proof and
added a number of biological terms, and Prof. Frank Vogel of the Maasachusetta Institute of Technology has read the page proofs and the manuscript of the Intro- duction and has also contributed the general statement prefacing the " Conju- gation of French Verbs." The author is hkewiae under obligation to Prof. C. W. - ^ Foulk, Mr. E. J. Crane and Dr. Maurice L. Dolt, and to numerous other friends who have given opinions or answered queries. Reference works chiefly consulted: General, Clitton-Grimaux-McLaughlin, ' r French-Er^hsh Dictionary; the Larousse dictiontU'ies, especially the latest, J " Larousse pour tous." Teehniod, Répertoire technologique des noms d'indus- ' tries et de professions f by French Government officials) ; Willcox, French-English ^.^ Mihtary Technical Dictionary; De Méric, Mctionnaire des termes de médecine. ^The material has been rather scattered, consequently a large proportion has been obtwned by the reading of books, catalogs and journals.
A really good dictionary is a growth. No one can realize as well as the author how incomplete the vocabulary of this one still is. The very helpful corre- spondence regarding errore and omissions in the German-English dictionary leads to the hope that readers will go to the same trouble in this case.
AUSTIN M. PATTERSON
Xenia, Ohio, January, 1921
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ABBREVIATIONS
abbm, abbrsTÙtiiHi.
adt. adrfirb.
Ai/ric, Aaricultim.
Anai. Aaatomy.
Arith. Antbmetie.
Bact. Bact^olocy,
Calico Ptintiiw.
CryHtaUojfTiphy.
Electricity. eepecisUy-
figuraUvdy. ImperTect.
Uacli. MMhineg.
M,d.
Mtdlcloe.
Uttal.
Mstalliuor.
MioroBcopy.
Mil.
Mmtwy,
Mm.
Mioenlocy.
06..
Org.
Otsaoio.
PJL
puticiirij adjective <u>d
vdt!.
paatdefiiiittk
P^OB.
PAorn.
Pharmacy.
PkcUff.
P*W«oi.
Phy^<wy-
pi.
pliiral.
P-P.
part païUeiple.
P-Pf-
proent participla.
pr(«Dt.
pr*J>-
pron.
IVd.
«neular.
■ped».
•pixif.
«V.
«un.
Tcehnicai.
riffiiiodi*
«- TheimochBniirtrjr.
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INTRODUCTION
lliaiiks to the many words which French and Engligh have in common and to the wonderful clarity of French expression, the beginner UBUally finds it easier to learn to read French than German, especially if he haa studied Latin to Bome account. Separable prefixes, involved sentence order and a certain well known " longwordformingtendency " are not there to trouble him. Chemi- cal names do not present great difficulty. Nevertheleaa there are pitfalls, auch as the numeroua idiomatic phrases, the irregular verb forms and the worda which, tho posing as old friends, do not mean just what they ought to ! These matters the author has tried to keep in mind in the preparation of the dictionary. The following notes may be of assistance in the use of the vocabulary.
FhniseH. A larf;e number of phrases has been included. As a rule, a phrase is entered under the first important word which occurs in it, preposi- tions, conjunctions and articles being passed by («n détail under détail, Uml d'un coup under Und, etc.).
Verbs. Conjugations of typical regular verbs have been placed at the end of the Introduction in the hope that this may save references to a grammar. Irregular verb forms which are likely to appear in scientific literature are given where they are most needed, i.e., in the vocabulary under their own spellings, and not safely concealed under the parent verb.
General Words. A general vocabulary superior to that of many pocket dictionaries is included with the technical words. The special chemical mean- ing of a general word is ordinarily placed first.
Words Common to Freneb and EngUsb. Words of the same or nearly the same spelling in the two languages are defined even when the meaning is exactly t^e same as in English. Manifestly, these words are only a selection from among those which mi^t have been included. Especially is this true of the names of chemical compounds.
Derived Words. As a space-saving device the meanings of many words are merely indicated, reference being made to another word which is fully defined. For eicample, several senses of the verb braaser (to stir) are given. A listing of all the corresponding meanings of the noun hrassage is avoided by using for the latter word the form " stirring, etc. (see brasser)." Participles and participial adjectives are often treated in the same way.
Feminine Forms. These are not given except in special cases. The usual sign of th3 feminine is the letter e; thus, gri» (gray) becomes grise in the femi-
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nine aingular, while neutre (neutral) which ends in e in the masculine form remaina unchanged in the féminine. The followii^ irregularities should be
-Te (fem.) corresponding to «f (masc.) ; as, act^, active. -8e " " "i; 88, niireux, niireuee.
-se " " -r; as, trompeur, trompeuêe.
-tiu " " -c; as, btaTic, UaTtcke.
•que " " -c; as, twe, turque.
•gue " " -t; as, long, hncue.
-trice " " -teiir; as, indicateur, ijuUcatrice.
Doubling of the final consonant; as, gros, groaae.
Plural Forms. The regular formation of the plural is by addition of s tc the singular. Departures from thia rule are:
-am (pi.) corresponding to -»1, -aU or -au (sing,); as, égal, égaux.
-ma " " -ou; as, caillou, cailloux.
Nouns ending in -a, -x and -z and masculine adjectives ending in -s and -x in the singular are unchanged in the plural. Noons Used as AtUecttres. French differs from English in its adjectival
use of nouns. In some instances the use is the same; as, odeur ither, ether odor; totuUon tilas, lilac solution. For the most part, however, French nouns used as adjectives might be construed as in apposition; as, ckiTnisle ingénieur, chemical engineer; fu^ séparateur, separating tube. On the other hand such English expressions as "sodium chloride " {chlorure de sodium) and "gun steel " (flcier à canon) require the use ot a preposition when rendered into French.
Inoi^anle Nomenclature. Moat inorganic names are readily translated from French into English as soon as one learns that -ure corresponds to the Ekij^h -ide; -igue to -ie; and -eux (fem. -euse) to -ova.
Names of hydracids differ in construction from the English names; aa, ehlorhydrique, hydrochloric.
Names of salts containing the preposition de should not invariably be trane~ lated by using "of." For example, while acilale de cuivre is correctly trans- lated "acetate of copper" the form "copper acetate" is more frequent.
Apparently, the older fashion of naming salts from the bases instead of the metals (ss carbonale de soude, carbonate of soda) is more persistent in French than in English, hence in many cases it would be well to use the modem form (in this case, sodium carbonate) in translating them.
Organic Nomenclature. The use of adjectives in French organic names, instead of a combining form as in English and German, may be noted; thus
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the compound CtHiCU (dichlorobeozene) ia often called bmàne (or bmstne) ditMoré, althou^ diehLor<Aen^ne and evea the Germamam dichiwbenzai alao
Names of eatera are found in which the name of the alcohol radical ia pre- fixed to the name of the acid; aa, ether amylaciiique. This should be rendered "amyl acetate" rather than "amylaeetic ester" or "amylacetic ether" if the compound CHiCOiCiHu is meant, and other cases ahould be treated similarly.
Words ending in -Hque are used in a general descriptive sense more frequently than the corresponding English words in -ic; berbériniquê, for instance, would be properly translated "berberinic " if designating an acid, but it often means simply "of berberine" or "berberine"; as, sels berbériniqites, berberine salbi.
German names ending in -insàure may usually be translated into French and English in two ways, that is, as acide -inigve (-inic acid) or as adde -ique (-ic acid) ; and it sometimes happens that the one alternative is chosen in French, the other in English. For example the compound named Levulinaâure is usually called levulinic acid in English while in French the form ocùje léimlique seems to be the more common. Such di£Ferencea are not nimierous.
In order to have names which are in accord with the usage of the American Chemical Society as embodied in the " Directions to Abstractors " the follow- ing rules (which also harmonize well with the best usage in Great Britain) should be observed. They are not necessarily to be applied to names of phar- maceuticals and dyes, and possibly some exceptions should be allowed for commercial use only, as glycerin instead of glycerol. Differences between trade and scientific usage are always to be regretted.
(1) Translate oxy- by hydroxy- when it des^nates hydroxyl, as is commonly the case in organic names. When oxy- designates the ketonic group (CO) it is preferably translated keto-.
(2) Translate names of compounds the chief function of which ia alcoholic or phenolic so that the name ends in -ol; as, glycerol, resorcinol, mannitol, pinacol (notpinacone).
(3) When \be French ending -oj does not indicate hydroxy! it should be tnmslated -ole (as, anisole, indole), or in the case of a few hydrocarbons -ene (as bemol, bensene; toiuot, toluene; alyrol, styrene).
(4) The ending -ine or -in should be translated -ine in the case of basic sub- stances and -in elsewhere; as, aniline, glycine, palmitiu, ^bumin. Exceptions are benxine (meaning benzene) and the names of alcohols and phenols (see (2)).
(5) The form amido- should be so translated only when it denotes combina- tion with an acid group. Usually it is to be translated amino-', as, aeuU amir dtrpropioHtçue, aminopropionic acid; amidopHéTiol, aminophenol. The same holds Cor imido-, anihdo-, etc.
(6) In such combining forma as bromo-, cyano-, chloro-, nitro-, etc., when tbey denote substituting radicals, the connective o is to be used invariably; as
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chl(^obemèneorehU>rbemène,chioTobcDzeae; acùIecAZoracât()>u«,chloroacetioacid. This usage is by no means universal, but those who cumot reconcile themselves to Buch spellings as " bromoacetic " should at least avoid the German forms bromphenol, acetphenetidine, etc., by uaing the connective o before consonants. (French literature does not contain so many of- theee objectionable forms as does the German.)
(7) The French ending -one should be translated -one if it is the name of a hydrocarbon (or parent heterocyclic compound) which is f idly aalurated; other- wise, -an. Examples: methane, menthane, tolan, furan, pentosan.
(8) Names of acids ending in -carboniqw are translated -cxtrboxylie, not •carbonic
CONJUGATION OF FRENCH VERBS 1. General Statemeot
{By Professor Frank Vogel)
In general the tenses of aJl regular vei'bs and of most irregular verbs can be formed or recognized from the five principal parts, viz.: (1) present infinitive, (2) present participle, (3) past participle, (4) present indicative, (5) past definite indicative.
(1) From the present infinitive, by adding directly -ai, -as, -a, -ora, -ez, -ont, the future indicative is formed. Likewise by adding -ow, -aig, -ait. -ioni, --iez, •aient the conditional present is obtained, but infinitives in -re always drop the-e.
(2) From the present participle, by changing -ant into -ais, -aiB, -ait, -ions, -ter, -aienl, we obtain the imperfect indicative; and by changing -ant into -e, -«8, -e, -ions, -iez, -eni we obtain the present subjunctive.
(3) The past participle with the auxiliary avoir for all transitive verbs (but with être for intransitives denoting motion, change of condition or position, and for reflexives) forms the compound tensee in the active voice. However, with the past participle and the required tense form of Are the tenses of the passive voice are formed.
(4) The present indicative gives the imperative by dropping the pronoun of the second person singular and of the first and second person plural, also final H of the second person singular in the first (-er) conjugation is dropped except when followed by the pronouns -y or -en.
(5) The past definite gives the imperfect subjunctive by ciianging the first person singular final i or a to sse, sses, -'t, seiojis, -asiez, -esenl. Note that the third person singular always has a circumflex {*) accent over the vowel (a, i, u) before the 1.
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2. Active Voice (and IntransftlTe Verbs) Laoer, brunir ajid rompre are used as Xy^f» of the three regular conjugatiooi in -er, -ir and -re. See the note about certain intransitive verba in paragraph (3) of the General Statement.
l»Ter,
,lowash
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Compound Tenses
Present Infinilwe
Perfect Infinitive
laver, to wash
avoir lavé, to have washed
PremU ParUciple
lavant, washing
ayant lavé, havii^f washed
Past Participle
h»vé, washed
Present Indicative
Past Indefinite
j'e lave, I wash, am washing
j'ai lavé, I have washed, I washed
tu laves, you wash
tu as lavé
il lave, he washes
a a lavé
nous lavons, we wash
nouB avons Uvé
vous lavez, you wash
vous avez lavé
ils lavent, they wash
ils ont lavé
Imperfect Indicative
Pluperfect Indicative
je lavais, ï was washing, used to
j'avais lavé, I bad washed, had bee:
wash, washed
washing
tu lavais
tu avais lavé
il lavait
il avait lavé
nous lavions
nous avions lavé
vous lavies
vous aviez lavé
ik lavaient
ils avaient lavé
Past Definite
Past Anterior
je lavai, 1 waahed
j'eus lavé, I had washed
tu lavas
tu eus lavé
il lava
il eut lavé
noua lavâmes
nous eûmes lavé
vous lavâtes
vous eûtes lave
ils lavèrent
ils eurent lavé .
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je laverai, I shall waah
j'aurai lavé, I shall have washed
tulftveraa
tu auras lavé
a lavera
a aura hivé
noua laveroaa
nous aurons Uvé
TOUS laveres
vous aum lavé
ils laveront
ils auront lavé .
Present CondiHonal
CondUUmal Anterior
je laverais, I should wash
j'aurais lavé, I should have washed
tu laverais
tu aurais lavé
il laverait
il aurait lavé
nouB laverions
nous aurions lavé
vous laveriez
vous auriez lavé
Us laveraient
ils auraient lavé
Imperative
lave, laves,' waah (sing,)
qu'il lave, let him waah
lavons, let us wash
lavez, wash (pl.)
qu'ils lavent, let them wash
Present Subjunclive
Perfect SvbjwtelMe
que je lave, that I may warfi
que j'aie lavé, that I may have
washed
que tu laves
que tu aies lavé
qu'il lave
qu'il ait lavé
que noua lavions
que nous ayons lavé
que vous lavies
que vous ayez lavé
qu'ils lavent
qu'ils aient lavé
que je lavasse, that I might wash
que j'eussa lavé, that I might have
washed
que tu lavasses
que tu eusses lavé
qu'il tavAt
qu'il eût lavé
que nous lavassions
que nous eussions lavé
que vous lavassiez
que vous eussiez lavé
qu'ils lavassent
qu'ils eussent kv*
* Onli' wb«n ti or tu foUom.
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bmnlr, to brovm rompre, to break
(Only the simple tenses of these verbs are pven, the compound tense forms being exactly like those of lover with the substitution of bruni and rompu foi
lavi.)
Présent Infinitive brunir, to brown rompre, to break
Present Participle brunissant, browning rompant, breaking
Paat Partieipte bruni, browned rompu, broken
Present IndicaUve
je brunis, I brown, am browning je romps, I break, am breaking
tu brunis tu romps
il brunit il rompt
nous brunissons nous rompons
vous brunissez voua rompez
ils brunissent ils rompent
Imperfect Indicative
je brunissais, I was browning, used je rompais, I was breaking, used to
to brown, browned break, broke
tu brunissais tu rompais
il brunissait il rompait
nous bruoisBiOQS nous rompions
vous brunisaicB vous rompiez
ils brunissaient ils rompaient
Past Definite
je brunis, I browned je rompis, I broke
tu brunis tu rompis
il brunit il rompit
nous brunîmes nous romptmeg
vous brunîtes voua rompttee
ile brunirent ils rompirent
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je brunirai, I shall toown
tu bruniras
ilbninira
nous brunirons
vous bnuûres
ils bruniront
je bruniitus, I should b tu brunirais il brunirait nous brunirions vous bruniriez ils bruniraient
INTHODUCnON
je romprai, I shall break tu rompras ,il rompra nous romprons TOUS rompres ils rompront
Prêtent Condiiùmal 1 je romprais, I should break
tu romprais romprait nous romprions vous rompries ils rompraient
brunis, brown (sing.)
qu'il brunisse, let him brown
brunissons, let us brown
brunisses, brown (pi.)
qu'ils brunissent, let them brown
romps, break (sii^.)
qu'il rompe, let him break
rompons, let us break
rompez, break (pi.)
qu'ils rompent, let them break
Present Stdijujictive que je brunisse, that I may brown que tu brunisses qu'il brunisse que noua brunissionB que vous hruniasieE qu'ils brunissent
que je rompe, that I may break
que tu rompes
qu'il rompe
que nous rompions
que voiw rompiez
qu'ils rompent
Imperfect Suiyunctk que je brunisse, that I might brown que je que tu bruniBses qu'il brunit que nous brunisaioni
that In que tu rompissee qu'il rompit que nous rompissions que vous rompissiez qu'ils rompissent
3. Passive Tolce (ConJ notion of Ctre)
The passive is formed from the past participle (which agrees with the subject
in gender and number) by using with it the appropriate tense form of «re.
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Examples: û e»t lavi, he (or it) is washed; eUe a été lavée, she (or it) has been washed; ih serment brunis, they would be browned; ayant iU rompu, having been broken. The conjugation of être is as followe:
étant, being
Présent Indicative je Buid; I am, I am being
il est, he IB
Participles été, been
vous étee, you are ils sont, they are
Imperfect Indieatioe j'étais, I was, was being, used to be
tu as été, you hare been il a été, he has been noua avons été, we have been vous avez été, you have been ils ont été, they have been
Pluperfect IndiccUiee is été, I had been
tu étais, you were
tu avais été
il était, he was
il avait été
noiM étions, we were
nous avions été
vous étiez, you were
TOUS aviez été
ils étaient, they were
ils avaient été
Post Definite
Piut Anterior
ie fus, I was
j'eus été, I had been
tu fus, you were
tu eus été
il fut, he was
U eut été
nous fûmes, we were
nous eûmes été
vous fûtes, you were
vous eûtes été
ils furent, they were
ils eurent été
PirfUrt
Future Anterior
je serai, I shaU be
j'aurai été, I shall bave been
tu seras
tu auras été
il sera
il aura été
noua serons
noua aurons été
iété.
ayant été, having been Past Indefinite I have been, I w
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Prêtent Conditiorud Conditional Anterior
i, I ehould be j'aurais été, I ehould have been
s tu svirajs été
ila seraient
ils auraient été
Imperative Boia, be (eing.) qu'il soit, let him be soyous, let us be aoyei, be (pi.) qu'ib soient, let them be
Preêent Svi^unctise que je sois, that I may bo que tu sois qu'il soit que nous soyons que voua soyez qu'ils soient
Perfect Su^t/uneKne que j'aie été, that I may have been que tu aies été qu'il ait été que nous ayons été que vous ayes été qu'ils aient été
Imperfect St^U7tCtii>e que je fusse, that I might be que tu fusses qu'il fût
que nous fussions que vous fussiez qu'ils fussent
Pluperfect Sttbgunetiee s été, that I might have been
quejeuss que tu eu qu'il eût i
qu'ils eussent été
4. Beflexlve Terbs
In the simple tenses, refleidve verbs are conjugated like the correspondii^ active forms, but with the use of the pronouns Tne, le, se, twits, vous, se (as the person sjid number may be). In the compound tenses, in addition to the use of the above pronouns the auxiliary Sire (instead of avoir as in the active forms) is employed; thus, Uwer (active), se laver (reflexive); oaoir Itw^ (active), a'itrt Imi (re^nve).
CONJUGATION OF FRENCH VERBS rrii
Reflexive verbe are translated:
(1) Reflexively; as, se laser, to TCash oneaelf.
(2) Reciprocally; as, se laver, to wash ea«h other or one another. (The
above two meanings are not usually given in the vocabulary.)
(3) Passively; aa, se pMier, to be published. (This meaning is itften
given, especially when it is a customajy one.)
(4) Intransitively; as, I'or »e fond, the gold melts, gold melto. (Such
meanings have been included as far as possible.)
Ifte following inflections must serve as examples for the reflexive verbs:
Present IndieaiiM Perfect ItidieaUve
je me lave, I wash myself, I wash je me suis lavé, I have washed myself,
I have washed
tu te laves tu t'es lavé
il se lave il s'est lavé
nous nous lavons noua nous sommes lavés
vous vous laves vous vous êtes lavée
ilB se lavent ils se sont lavés
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— abbm, (aij'mitriciue).
•, pr. 9 line, of tmai Biiymnifltrifl (aJ) .
à. pnji. to; M: on, in; o(: bf ; from; (Kword- ii« to. (When it ia used batween aubatui- tivH tlie second modifies the finit, Aa canne
E (of a perpendjcular) ;
«, moleoulu lowerinc (or deprea-
op. let fttll (ft perpen- dicular) ; radiioQ (aji equation) ; bbata, re- duce, dimiidab, dapiesa; abase; degrade.
' kiUiuc, ataughtar; de«tTuction, aemoLiuon; throwiiur down; loweriiu- d la poudre, blaatiiig. hydrauh^ae, hydrftulic «"ï^ïtij or eica-
"ender deceDaratA, detariorata' BH. m. oaat (of animals) ; material cut or pulled down; alaughter; outtinc or pullinc
ibatOl. - abatis. ibattolr, m. abati ibattn.
. «lauaït«rhODaa. >.U kaock dowD. throT down, o pulldown; kiU, Hlaushl^r; doprc*
— i.r. fall, fall down; abab
come diacoura^ed. ■bci«, m. abaoeei. ■bdue, /. abeoina.
I. leadinc away; (PliviM.) abdu-
deUvet; tube.
I. alphabetical; elecaentaryp Bbellle, /. bee. ■bCUt«, /. nltroclyeerii- abèClTt T-t itupefy, render stupid. abhorrer, v.t. abhor, defeat. ■bHilDe, /. abieUn.
BbMUnte, /. (Sol.) a tree of the fir genui lAbie»): broadly, any of Tarioua eomfera. BblétJguv, a. abJEtio. mblnWiin. abysa. depth, deep; (Canillei) tallow
ftbltuer^a.f. injure, apoil; niin, destroy, engulf, OTBTwhelm, — T-r, spcnl; sink, be engulfed.
kblOKentM, /. abiogeneeia.
abUtton, /. ablation, remoTs).
ablatlvo, adv. in confusion, promiaeuously.
■blette, /. bleak (a Eah with dlvery scalea).
abliuiiti a. <£ n. abluent, detergent.
■blnel', t.I. waah. waah olT,
■bol, m. bark, barking; bsy, (last) sasii,
BboUr, i.r. aboheh; cancel, annul, repeal. ~ Huemeati m., aboUlion, /. aboUshment, abolition, etc. (eee abolir).
buudantly; copioualy.
■bondanec, /.
plantifulneoi lundinc, plenti
subscribe; coatraet.
•hanidr, >.l. imprors. — 1.{. dt r. become good
abHtrheor, m. absorber, —a. sbeocbinc.
or better, improve.
•hard, «. spptoBch.
d-— . fiiBt. at firet.
mbsoDdrc, i.l. absolve, acquit, excuse.
»bH>IIB, p.p. Dt tibeoudie.
dj> i'~. from the fint.
sbMtnt, pr. S «nff. at abeoudn.
»kit«tlr, ..r. abstain, refrain.
kbstcncr, t.l. dean», clean.
sbortlf, a, * m. Bborti've.
>lul«r«ir, a- abstergent, detergent.
absQent, pr. S ^w. of abatsnir.
■likeJ.JuDctioD: (fliol.) snastomosis; inter-
Btractly.
aboDcber, ..l. join end to end (u tubes) ; bring
result; have reaull, aucoecd; (of i abecees) come to a head; {Boi.j bud. abontlsuDt, p.a. abutting, etc. (eee abouti
mbnsif. n. abrasive.
mbr^é, m. abridgmeat, Bummary, réeum^, ab-
etract. —p.i. abridged, brief. Abr^er, t,t, abridge, abbreviate, ehorten.
abreiiTiWei abreaiement. m, soaking, etc.
■brenicr, t.l. soak, saturate; wal«r; irrigate;
iFaintina) prime, eiw; CSoopI lye. BbrtTlaUon, /. abbreviation. abrl, m, shelUr, cover, refuge; specif., dugout. à V- — dfl, proteded from, aheltered from,
abricotier, m. apricot tree. abriter, s.l. ebeller. cover, protect. abroger, i.f. abrogate; repeal. abselBM. /. abscissa.
1 (.Arlemiii
— pontique, Komau wormwood (Arltmiaia porUioa).
abrintlie, a. sbôutbiated.
abaoln, a. absolute ; peremptorf.
«baoliinicut, ode. absolutelr: penmptorily, poeitjvely.
abvaliant, p.pr, of absoudre.
abnlTcat, pr. 3 pi. of absoudre.
abvorbant, a. absorbent, absorptive, absorb- ing, absorption. — m. absorbent; (flxpfo- tive*) dope.
(. absorb. — t.r. be absorbed.
abstrait, a. abetrac
■betrsItëmeBt, adv. abstraotly; abstractedly.
abslnrant, p.pr. of abstraire.
abstrteb, m. •= crasse noire, under craeit.
abstitu, a. abstruse.
absurde, a. absurd.
absnrdemeiit, adu. abeurdly.
abannUté, /, absurdity, absurdnees,
abus, m. abuse, misuse; error, mistake.
sbaaer, v.i. (with ds) make ill use of, abuse. — r.^ deceive. — r.r. be deceived, be mis- taken.
Bbnsir, ti, abusive, excessive.
abrsBlD, a. Abyssinian.
ablDI. m, (Lead) s
et. 01
académie, académlan
lademy fin ils French sensée}, academic. lOgany; cashew (Anocordium
thus.
verwhelming. oppressive, au-
OQopoliiation. monopoly.
I. load.
Dula(e,a
acceptcnr. m. acceptor (as (
■cceptlOQ, /. regard, préfèrent:
ing (of words], acets. Kl. access; attack (of fe Bcccssolie, a. A m. accessory.
. _ cident, utddent&lly. Bcddente), a. acddeaUJ, adventicioaa. ■eeldeiiMlement, adt. usoidentallr.
; plftce lide by ndi (Printino) braw ; Binbraee. — t.r. beoon stuok together <u a nibbar tube). 1. sooammodatiiia.
immodiitc, adapt: put up (with). «ccomnm i M. t.l, MMompaiur: luit, harmoni»
t m. aooord: agn aoreed; in baooti
■ccoapWi p.a. ooupled. Joined. ■ecoDHement, m. eouplina. pairing; , u ni t in g; (AfocA.) oouplLug, coimecl •ceonidcr, (.1. couple, pair; join,
declan; aoknowled^ (reoeipt, Ménaplitbut, m, aoeaapbtbeDS. ufinte, n. atvelini. etc. (see aofeer). »c&>ln, a. relatinc to or of the nature oi >te
- ateel, «Ualy. M«rbei a. (of taatca) obarp, banb, aorid.
rC, p.a. steeled, edced «harp, keen.
imper; rendec keen.
: tipped witJi fteel;
BCetmL m. aoetaL
BcétanlUde, /. aoetanilide. acCtatv, m. acetate.
— d'ahanins, aluminium »
'4 UqmrUt (PAorm.) ■
— feniQue liquida, {Ffiatm.
of lead Bubacetata. MetUcaaon, /. aceUfici
uettmétrle, /.
Kétmc, /. acet
<cif., (lacial ac — rnitallitabl,. Klacial at monodUari, n acide — trvMoré. tricbJoroacetie actd. BCCtol. m. ketol: acetol; (Pimm.) Boetolatui ■ottomel. m. (PAarm.) oiymeL acCtamelU, a. treated or mixed vilh oxymel BCétomètre. m. acetioBter, acetometw. M^tometrle, /. acetimetry, acetemetrr. ■cétoDe. /, ketone: acetone. acCtoDémle, ■célombenle, /. acetonemia. ■eéloDlqnei a. ketonic: acetonic; of or coi tainlng aoet^ne.
■célannrle, /. acetoDuria.
I, /. ftcetoglty. «Mtou» quality. aeétoilEQA, m. ketonme; acetoidme. aeet-pHenetliUiM, /. (PAorm.) phsaiuwtm,
»c«tphciietidiii (p-boetophenetide) ■ mcetrUeCtate, m. uetoHoeUle. us^tylw»Ute, kcttrUef dqiie, a. acetousetic. SECtyUoetio. BcétyUeétoDe, /. acstylacetoi» (2,4-peii-
tau«dioiifl). aeCtrlant, p. a. aoetyUtine. Beetle, m. iicstyl. keftrUae. m. acetylene.
mcétrUnlqne. a, of or pcrtainiiic to acetylu». atétfler, r.t. acetylate. '■ " m. aoetylide.
I. (S0IO achene-
ttenae, furiouii, deeporate.
be bent or net^ be infuriated.
mchat, m. purehue, pumhauiv.
•chc, /. soy piBDt of the genua Apium (of
whioh «lery a one ipecia); pmley.
acldear, m. (Bltaehint) acid-liquor mu.
MldUaat, P.O. acidifyini. — m. acidifier.
— d* nuMlmme, skirret.
— d» mamû, smallace, vild celery.
rutu. tor aeparating the fatty acidi fron
fats.
MldlAer, r.I. Hoidify. — D.r. become amd; tor
Mldlmeirie,/. acidimotry.
turn (toward).
addlie,/. acidity.
arhev^e. m. finWiin*.
«Mole, o. acidulous, nubacid.
Mherï, P.O. finiahod, perfect; wonwiiit.
•cMnK, p^. acidulated; acidulous.
MldDlcr, ..1. addulate.
aelMTer, i.l. Snish; complete; conclude.
■cter, m. BteeL
— d «mm, sun steel.
adlCTOlT, m. finishing tool; finisUoE room.
— n^n^, fined steel.
uhiaée, /. any plant of the genua AchOUa On-
— d OBlil». tool etsd.
cludinB milfoil or yarrow).
— it rmort, spring steeL
— o«t»re. boron steel.
uhoUe, /. Hcholia. lack of bile.
— ou cAronM, chrome steel.
achopper, ..i. <t r. atumble.
— <m r««rMr*, reverberatory imsMS sImL
— b««•.»^fl<, bhstersteei.
■chrDDile, /. BchromBtism. BCbromlque. a, achroniic, oalor1e«. BclcDlalie, a. acicular, needlo4haped.
mMc det ehamhnt, ohamber add.
-^-' du f^trm^ eitrifl add.
— du tartr9, (destro) tartaric aofcd-
— ffrat, fatty acid.
— H. H Rold.
— mdrin, hydroehloria acid. — -mineral, mineral acid,
— Ihymique, thymic
(For the meaning of other phraate of
id (often used, esp. in m of thymol but also leic acid hydrolysis
— cémenté, cement steel.
— chrOTfiA. chrome steel.
— ctmlé^ cast steel, ingot ete«l.
— danuuit, damask steel.
— de Damai. DuosBCUB steel, di
— dt fonU, furnace steel.
— de forge, forge Btoel, fined stM
— dt fuaiffn. cast steel, ingot ste -(fcrinpM, ingot aleel.
— det Indtf, woots, Indian at«
Mkr dtux foil corroi/é, daubl»«h«ar Bt«d.
— dou2. mild ated, Eoft ate^l.
— dw, — durci, hard Bt«eL
— ferreux, half AteeJ.
— Stmdu, coAt Bt«el» ingot fltoel. — ^bndii ou cmmt, onidble «teeL
— forcé, foraged steel.
— tTuKm, wooti, Indian steel.
— laminé, rollad eieel.
— maUfaMi. malleBbte Bt«cl. (ores itod.
— morcAami, roll«d BC«el.
— mouU, CAAt n(«el.
— nofvref , Datural (rt«el.
— nidaU. nickel steel; iiicke1.^1ab
— jiàîi, polished steel.
— Touit, bliBter steel.
— puddW, puddled steel.
— raffnt, refined steel.
— raffini à deux marquee, double-s
— raffini à iuu marque, sioale-eheft — -recuit, reheated fiteeJ. tempered
— MUPODS, wild steel.
— touilable, welfUiwiate^
— «oajf, «eld steel.
— spécial, special steel. ^ — supérieur, hard steel.
— Imdr», soft steel.
' — stf. bard steel. Ml«nce, m. steelina. If f. steelina;
, steel work
mcMrle, /. steel mill, steel plan Mlef-nlckel, m. nickel steel. Bclast«, a. aolBBtio. tHwmpte, T», payment. inatsDi
— napel, monkshood (Aconitum najwHw). MonlUne, /. aconitine.
mcoalOqae, a. sconitio. MMK, m, (Bol.) Aeon».
— odorant, — vrai, calamus, sweet flag (A
MOtrlédone, MOtyUdone, a. acotyledonoui ft-conp. m. jerk, start, sudden movement o
iMr, i.f. aoquire; attain, obt^O! pni> ehue: «soertaJn (afact). — r.i. improve.
( ting- of acquérir.
acquired, etc. (see acquérir).
vledae. — p. def. 1 A t rinfi. of
aequIt-à-caDUoili m, permit
Kcqnlttement, m. payment; Mqnltter, e.l. pay, discharge, gation); receipt; acquit. len, a. acrid. Icraté, /. acridnesg. acridity;
acrolélne, /., aerolélqaa. c acryllqne, a.
cOon, /. actio
n; share
(of st«ck); geeticuto-
tion; anim
ation (in
speaking, etc.).
— dtprioriU
ce share (not sjmony-
preferred
Bhare).
ordinary
s with M
mmon share).
— pri^ffilt.
de priorité.
— proleOrice,
e action.
movabb; (Inic)
MHvltf,/. activity; {Maeh.) • Mtnmllt^ /. actuality. •«toel, a. actual; present; at
MttMllement
6 aérien
then, Bt Ihst time.
meuM. f. »iut«ii«g.
occupy onoBlf (with). adopter, f.l. adopt.
screUqnB. a. scydic
MTK, p.a. BcyUted.
adorer, -.I, adore.
mcyfer, i.t. uyU(«.
adOB, m. slope, talus; eloping bed (in gardaoa):
iAeric.) riàse. or tillage in ridges.
adosse, p.a. having the back sgainit KHQ^
adapter, r.f. 5t, odjiut; adapt, sui
thing, supported at the back (said, Bj;.,of
St: auil; apply.
a Ubls fastened to a waU).
adosser, t.t. «t the back of (agaiiut), support
at the back, teao, rest.
adoucir, v.l. aottea; eweatcn; smoath; polidi;
d-aade. miied or treated with
acid, to
round oS; (Aftfol.) soDeal; make milder.
whicJi Mid hM been added); add
add up.
.ddactk.li, /. .onveyiD*. piping (« of water).
become soft^ sweet or mild, be relieved or
adeolDB, /. adenine.
moderated.
adepte, m. 4 /. adept.
Bdberence, /. adherence, adhadon.
Cofmetab.etc,); poliahin* powder; soften-
adhèrent, a. adherent, adhering.
ing (of colore).
adbercr, v.i. adhere, cling, stick.
adbfslon,/. adhedon.
(see adoucir).; Srst polish (of metals).
adUbatlBme, m. adiabatic etate
or phe-
adorn, m. woad.
•«lantc, m. (Boi.) adiantum, maidenh
adlpeni, a. adipose.
adreuer, i.l. addrese: send, forward. — i.r.
address oneself; be addressed; ^iply;
•dlpageme, /, (P/,v8Mi.) production of fat.
tend.
adipose, /. (Med.) adiposia.
adroit, o. adroit, eïpert, élever.
adsorber, v.l. adsorb.
adjoignant, p.p. of adjoindre.
adsorption, /. adsorption.
■dlolsnlt, p.dif. S Eins. of adjoindra. adjoindre. ...(. adjoin, attach.
adulte, a. ± m. or f. adult.
saiirtant.
— m. adjunct, aasociatei asaiatant
deputy.
adulterer, t.i. adulterate.
— pr.S ana. of adjoindre.
aduste, a. burnt, adust.
advenir, r.i. happen, befall.
aOlDSer,!.!. adjudce: award; seU |at
adjuvant, «, * m. adjuvant.
advenu, p.p. of advenir.
director
(of a company), manager, trustee
direct.
govern.
llently. pr. SpJ,
advient, w. S ting, of advenir. aérateur, m. aerator ; fan, ventilator.
admirer, «.I. admire; wonder at.
aère, P.O. aerated; ventilated; aired, airy.
admis, p.a, admitted, etc. (see ad
nettre).
aérra', ^.l. a«talc; veuUlat»; air.
aérleo. a, aerial; of tt
1, a. nËTobic. — ffi, afiroba.
Bteocta». a. Sea gu aêrogiae, under ge BffoUtlie, m. aerolite, nSnilitb. ■éfoHtUqiie, a. aerolitio. •fntmètre, m. nerometer. a^Onietrle, /. fteninietr;. >enwtet, m. ïirostat (used in lYeuob oi
•ente,/. iia«1estone. setite». uttUdiWt T,L render insipid or B
d«ÂdAû; diHguat. — s.r. beaoa
flit; pbU. aflUUssuil, P.O. inspid, S&t. vapir albdlMementi m. imipidity, flsti
UbHr, I J. weaken; dilate; reduce, debase (coinace), — v.i. become
BtTBDEtll.
j: debility.
BflUbUsseur, a. neakening; IPholoe.) reduc- ing. — m. (PAolDii,) reducer.
al&tn, /. affaire thina, matter, question, etc.; (also pi') business: occupation; undert^- mt; fortune; difficulty^ dauger; quarrel; battle, engagement; (legal) owe; need.
■^•C^ ■>. postins, ete. (bm affiolui). Bdiei /. Ull, poater, plaoard. Bckw, t.t. past, post up; annoiuuia, pobGib; parade; expose.
a. sharpened, sharp.
afflUtf, v.t. affiliate. — v.r. jcôn (an organis»-
>8li]« a. aiuular; related, at-law.
afllnace, m. refining, ete. (see affina-). — anylaû. (JlfetaJ.) puddling.
affineiTienti m. refining, etc. (see affiner).
affluer, >. I. refine; fine; ripen (cheese); beokl* (fiai); point (necdin, etc.). — n.r. beooma pure, bBoame refined; (oF cheese) ripen;
■mncrle, /. reGDor.
■IHneilT, m, refiner.
■fflnllKln, a, of or pertaining to affinity.
■fllnlté, /. affinity.
ainnnatlvement, ado- affirmatively.
e, m. {Paptr) thinning the pulp. 'evel, fiueh; properly miied. m. leveling: (Otol. it Mining)
tie level of; bring to ix in proper proportion be level or flush; (of
I, fiow, run; throng; abound, p.a. (of the msgnetia needle) disturbed,
ainiuattc, m. (Jron) fuel supply, ■innilllement. m. undenulidiig. caving In, erosion; exfeliatioo (by mat); cavity;
afnnUUer, i.l. undermine, erode. affranchir, 1. 1, free. liberate, deliver, exempt; pay, prepay; fire (casks); trim, torn
off. affraneUHBeiiient. m, freeing, etc, (see affran-
alTréter, •.!. charter (a vessel). allMiueiiieiil, adt. frightfnlb', horribly. B&Tcui.-a. frightful, fearful; hideous; detest-
able. affront, m. affront; disgrace.
KKtcb. lookout: Mdina pl*oa: B^e (of a tun). — df , OD tbe lookout tco'.
aOùba, 1 1 sbaipen.
BflUleOr, m. sharpeuer.
■On que. in order that, «• tli»t
■Moln. a. Athou.
Afrique./, Afri™.
— <ju fiwi. South AfricL
ÏCUIM, o. (flo(.) B«unDU>.
MUlc, ™. Mwic.
wniorw,).
— None, — pargati}. whit* aj
laric, purgin»
■«aiic (foiw»™ c#«nalù
wate. /. «g»te.
MatlBCT, »atlaM-, ..I. ugatin.
■gare, agsTe, m. sbbyb.
!>.. «. age.
«t«, a. seed. old.
«Cencement, m. Birangement:
(pJ.) fittings.
fittor».
■CeDC^t D.t. arrange; diipo».
adjuBt, orders
fit up.
■««ula, m. m^marsadum book,
notebook.
■(«raaUler. c.r. ksefl.
■g«Dt, m. ae^ut; medium.
-de liaùm. mean, of union
(On,. Chtm,)
. flp«cif.: fuel ZELade int fomi of briquete or lumps from coal duet or the like; unrefined sugar molded biiquetfl; rnav oompoeed of a miiti manganeae diodd* and coke for Leclanchâ
•■^tlnatlf, «■flntliMr,
aclUnt, P.O. agitating. agltatear, n. rtiner, qieinf. .
d with a diak-sbaped
— micanypÀe, meehanical etii ittTweinc) maflhiug apparati
— ordinaire, ordinary gluq at
^Itatloiit /. agitation (atirring, ehaking, etc.). aclter, i.l. agitate (stir, sbake, disturb, etc.).
— t.r. be agitated, be in motion, a^mCnnt. aglntliiàBe. etc. See agglom^
acneaiit m, lamb.
■snelliw, a. In lai'ni ogiutini. lamb's wool
acrafCt/, fastening (of varioua kinds), faatenar,
Bggrandiie.
mctBiidlgsement, m. i
agrandir),
«fréable, a. atEreeable, pleaaant, pleasing, Bgreablement, ain. agreeably, pleasantly. Bgrfier, v-t. accept, receive favorably; approve;
permit, — D,i. be pleaûng, be accô>tabte.
•Cr^stioii,/. aggregation; aggr^ate; admis- sion (into a society or company) ; (uiiivttr- HÎty) fellowship, admisaon Ut a fellowship.
afifsC, m, a person who has been declared fitted to teach in a secondary school or in a university, fellow, temporary profeasor.
BETËCH, 1.1. aggregate; admit (into a sookty).
agretneiit, m. consent,
ness, plsassatnesa, charm ; pleasure; i
— d4 habtrndoire, labontory va à I' — <Je, with the bU of.
do, i.l. tiairt, help, ud. — 1> TEulEe un {of) ; hdp oiusafilf or axsrt oniwdf ■
— en i'aidani de, with the Bid employnLBQt of-
— - - nfflenr, n. (Ofon) blower' ii. erandfather; (pt.) uioei
•IcnlMce. alKittMDient, n. vûdifioatùai flhupemng. IDlser. v.l. «lidify: statpen, li f7>. any ^iflciea of AUium; unully, garho (Allium Hlinim).
(of a pfopdler)
— At mouHn, (Glaaa} a waipc hy cylinder elaas when thi naca ie too aold. i ftllét a- winced.
'leron, m. blade, paddle (as <
bird's wing); T ' '
wins, blade, fin; lug. fiance.
■Ixrelet, a. sourish, subacid, iligbtly sour.
Blsremoliie, /. (Bol.) acnmonv.
Blgremore, m. powdered soft wood charooal,
lued in pyrotechaica. klgret, a. slittbtly »c aigrette. /. a.' slsretté, a. h
metals) brittleo' new; (Ucd., pi.
cold-ehortneaa; hsjsh-
alKTUp
if — , mofsoTei. beôdes. further, in addition □therwiae.
-, by Boother w^. by other means. e, a. lovely, amiable, kind. tt n. macnet; loadstone.
à cheval, horseshoe magnet.
Lgnetitation.
tieed, become magnetic. altnantlii, a. magnetic: adamai •liner, v.!. love, like, be fond of.
i, Uke. be fond of.
alsrlMemcnt, m. ai
WBdb, <
alfuEDe,/. needle; pointer, index, hand; BjÛTe, pinnacle, peak; IRailtnayt) switob. pcanta.
— d c&udre, sewing nsedJe.
— aimanUi. macnetie needle.
— à trirater, knilting needle.
— dt louHole, oompass needle. ^d*fanl, 6Hucpin.
— * pta, pine needle. _—™ M de plaHne, platinum needle.
"* — "" a. necdle-^iiqiodi acioular.
/■ lon_. fireamui) filing pi
(of
cinquante). né, a. eldest, elder, senior. lul. adv. BO. thus. — conj. i
ir« m. air; (in fumacas) blast.
— ambiant, atmoeithere. ^^ carbura earburetted air.
— comprimé, compressed air.
— fixt, (Old Cliem.) fixed ait
p; (of
dated air, specif, choke damp. vital, (Old C*«B.) vital air (oxygen gaa). in, m. brome; brass Cm the old indefinite «enw ol copper alliqF}.
■trahi de CormOu, Corinthias bronie, Corin- thlan bnUB («Uo; of copper, giild and
•!(•> /■ uw; (Smt) nufue: floor, floor ap&cel platform: heûth, aole (of a f amacfi) ; bed ; fan (ad of a bammer) ; a«ie- — ■ dt ffriUm/g, roaatiiiff hearth, roastïriB fur-
— (b fmt, point of the conipaa. Bbdle,/. whortleberry, blueberrj' (Fiiccinium). bIi, m. board; (of a caik) itave; ibelf.
— ' de carton, pasteboarâ.
uiaatt, m. addition.
aloatcr, t.l. ± n. add. — >.r. be added.
— toi à. put f ùth in. beUeve. KlODtall, m. - ajutage. alnstace. m. adjuslios, flttiiuc, floiabing. ajiutementi m. adjustmeiit, etc. (see ajuster). ■Joiter, i,(. Bdiuit; fit; Gtup, srrausc: tune;
aim, aim at; attire, adorn; (.Mitch.) fit.
— p.r. be adjuatfld; he Ëttfid; 6t; agree;
be Tvceuciled: drem. alluteilT, m. adjuster; fitter; siier (of coiiu). «Jnatalr, tn. coin balance. ■Jntase> ">- outlet tube, efflux tube, diacbarge
tube or pipe, ajutage; (o( a burette) tip. ajntali, m. — ajutage.
- oriffilal. Oriental alkbutor (oaloareout alabaster). ■IbeiKSi /- oUngstooe peaoh (cr aprioot).
n. albumow. I, /. (.Org, Chan.) alkalaœjde [an
inoe, aJkateMena;
alkatifyiug. . alkaUganous. — ofd name for nitrogen).
baiytic.coDtaJninx alkali metal and barium. •loUna-plDinbUfcv, a. (Crram.) atkslino- ilumbiferous, eontaimng alkaU metal and ead.
iDO^aJé, a. {Soap) alkatin&Aalinei con' ^nioi alkali and Bait. Ino^Ulceiu, a. alkalinofliliceoua, eontain-
■IcBHno-teiTCai,
alkaline-earth metal. mieallwtlon, /. alkaliiation. •Icallser, v.t. alkaliie, render alkahne, ■kalolda, a. a^kabid. alkalmdal. — tn
— zltHal, vegetable alkaloid, plant sllcalmd. skiliUqiH, s. alkaloid, alkaloklal. aimau. alcaiTBaa, m. alcanaia (wata ooolar of porous earthenwara).
,io(.l).
alcWtiilatc. m. ■Johemiit. •iMMd, m. alcohol.
— t^ïwtt. obtnlutfi alfjohol. - — otivliQut, allyl alcohol. ^ amyHque, unyl alcohol.
— omyHqw dt ftntuniation, amyl aloohol fermeoUtion (a miitim a( 2- and 3- methylbutanol).
— anintpu, anisyl aloohnL
— &tfnfl;/tfu«. bffTuyl aïoohr
— buftflwus, butyl alcohol.
— camphoH^ui. bomeol.
— caproii^ut, huyl alcohol. ^ caprirfi(7ti«, octyl alcohoL
' — earburi. cajburctted aloohoL
— dryHque (or eéroti(/u9). crayl aloohoL
— de cour, in the rectification of alcohol, tbc third portiDD to dbtiU over, toUoning the tnot/en* ffoûù and precedinfE the bon ovût^
— de ftcule, atarfih epirit, fecula bnndy.
— de npti^. ipi] '
— dêTuOuTt, denatund &1cd1id1 ~ dilué, diluted alcohol, dilute alcohol
— ffimiusfrid, industrial alcohol,
— tthalitpie, oetyl alcohol, etJial.
— Hhytinique. ctycot, ethylene glycol (1, 2-ethaiiediDl),
— «Atriiow. ethyl alcohol.
— fin. in the rectiScation of alcohol, the pureêt portion of the diet^ate, Cologne spirit. It IB the finrt part of the bon boûi.
^ futfiifotigue, furfuryi alcohol (2'fuTan-
I, alcohol fi
tit ffoùif annyl alcohol of fermentation (s miitun of 2- and a-mcthyl-l-bulsnol).
— jntiitai^ue. melinyl (myricyl) alcohol. ' — pUtAirfwue. methyl alcohol.
— mj/rieique, myricyl alcohoï.
— ordinaire, common or ordinary alcohol (ethyl alcohol; specif .. h distillate of about 80 to 95 per cent strength).
— pUnvUlAyliviK, phenethyi tJcohol.
— pipénmyti^uer piperonyl alcohol.
— primam, primary alcohoL
— propoTwliffUd, propargyl aloohcd,
— prvpv£t{fue> propyl alcohol.
— Hcondoà-fl, jncondary alcohoL
— fuMnfuv (or nbéryH^ue). aubeiyl alcohol (<iyclobcptaool).
aldébfde
ID invar'. mermpUn, thiol.
— Ihionytiquet »e thionyliquc.
— raniUiipit, vanillic alcohol, vanillyl aleûhol, - — Hnigut. vinio alcohol, ethyl alocjid.
■IcooUae. /. alcoholase (lymaiie).
mlcooUt, m. (Fliann.) spùit (strictly, one mada from alcohol and a plant by dkBtillatioD; one made simply by diisolviiig the vi^tile principle in alcohol la properly called tei'n-
— amnumiacaî aromaiiQue, aromatic spirit of
— ammimiatTOl Jftid/, fetid spirit of UU'
— ajititcorbutitfue, compound spiiit of honft>
I». (On Cliem ) ale
/. (Pharm) tinct
herb or herbs alcoholature
atcoolË. m, (alrwhobc) tincture
(For the meaning of phrasee
idins phrases
BlcooUsE, P.O. alo hoLied aJcoollBtne» m. alcoholism Kloooloiiiètlc, m alcoholometer KlcootomCbrle, /. alcobolometry Kleoolysei /, alcoholyais alcoolrser, c.I. ale holyie alGOomttre, m. alcoholometer
_ . . loloocopj alcobolometry.
mlcoosnl, m. alcosul attoyUtloii, /. aUiylalioa. alcoyle, m. alkyl. ■leoflé, p.a. ^kylated; alkyl (as, mdiaU ol-
coT/U, alkyl radical). Meorler, i.l. alkylate. aldèliydate, m. compound with an aldehyde.
atdébrde, m. aldehyde.
— acfttjiie, acetic aldehyde, acetaldohyde,
— aiiylique. acrolein.
— frmB^VVî, benzoic aldehyde, benialdehyde.
— fculvK^™, butyl aldehyde (either normal butyraldehyde or isobutyraldehyde).
— ctrmamigne, cinnamic aldehyde, cinnam^ aldehyde.
' Duic aldehyde, orotonald».
»Idehrde i:
•WeiiTtte eumi«ivt, cumic slrHebyde. rnunalde- hyde, cutninaidehyde.
— éthaliQut, palmitoldehydfi-
— Uhyti^vt, ethyl aldehyde (aoetaldehyde). — '/orntffutf, formmldeh^le. formie aldehyde.
— gflKolilpw, slycolaldehyide, gljioolie alds- hyde.
— ononlAiiltttue, enButbaldehyde, enanthole, tsnauthoL
— pmUaUSdagat, protocatechnaldehyde, protocatochuic aldehyde.
^ êatieiflique. Balicyloldehyde. sahcylic aTde-
^ — toluique, tolualdehyde. toluic aldehyde,
— IriMori, tnohloToacetaldehydB, chlnral.
— mtfH(t«, valeraldehydo, valerie alde-
— vinv/ue, scetaldehyde. •idehrdhjiic, a. aldehydio, aldehyde (as,
groupement aidtliudiipu!, aldehyde gitiup).
«./. aldoheiose. J, m. Bldol.
n, /. aldoliuatioD.
aUnwiitiriTe, □. alimentary, for or peitai to food; (Mech-) feed, foedin^.
m. iMeck.) feeder, feed.
BHnwDtatkin, /. KhmenUtlon. nutritign;
ale,/, ale.
■Urn, «. chance, ha
aKsloIre, a. Iiaiarc
mUne, /. awl.
alentour, adr. around, h]i<
^ bore, bore amooth, diUL
Bieaoir, m. bwinc tool or m ac hin e, bore
broach, reamer, bit. ■Kfa>«, /. borinci. aUMi, m. (fiiu.) Aletria.
— /ari«ui, ooUo root (A- farinosa). almnniittre, m. aleurometer.
almlne,/. alexin.
Bift, n. eeparto, alfa bSKtu lenaciitima). alfCnlc* m- alpbenie. sucar candy. mUtnlde, m. alfenide.
^^ algaroWUa. hi m. powder of Aliaroth, alssioth. Dt/. alffpbra.
o. algebraio(aI).
\. algebraically. »^a, n. Aleiare. AlgMe,/. Alseria.
e,/. (Bol.) alga (ii).al«»). 'a,/, alidade.
aUmenti m. food;
(^ocA.) material ë iBaet.) medium.
ipplied. supply, feed;
■Umenteai, a. nouiiahinc, nutritive, alimi allnte, m. paragraph ; break. ■Uplutlqnc, a. ahphatic, ■Uqnote, a. aUquot. — /. aliquot part.
sUe, p.p. of allai [to go) . •netemeDt, m. liiditaniiig, eagios. relief. alIéseT, I.I. lighten, ease, relieve, alleviate. tiOfSfr, v.t, reduce in ein or thicknea. alHciei a. brisk, Uvely ; vivaoious; gay.
□(, odv- briskly^ Kaïly.
, /. brieknea, livelineA; vivaû^. anËlola, m. wood sorrel (pxalia acelaBeUo). /. Germany.
tnd, a. <t m
aWnlqne, a
allé -
1. aliène.
le (as, hyttroearbure aUénîque,
ng, be about (to).
aunt; fit; b< ti infini^vej bi -, (with en) s<
othout saying, be se ;o together, harmon!
lUIace,/. ïlloyi UriM.) allicstiou.
— ({■ Wood, Wood's Blloy, Wood's melal. :t- <1( fio«. Ross's alloy, Roh'b metal. *^^nce./. sUiviM. •fté, p
■llnTtoiuiement, m. alluviati
all^e, Ri. allyL
allele, B. allyl.
BllylMle, m. nUylsne.
""~" a metAllio dsri^
f. (jVtn ) almKndile, almi ' alosa, hor» aid
tube; Uie j&okBt oi
•loetlae, /. BloAtin.
extension, atretcbiiia. atrotoh. lenetheo, elongaM, pcolou;
— i.r. ISDcthen, etas' longer;
mJû. it imptr. 1 pi. of /. (Win.) iiUophuie.
_ /. alloQiïpy.
^ .idlotmptaue, a, allotropiii. -"-' ' jn. allatropieia.
^illiline-lètt« m. Idadlinc, piwe o1 iltnnn Kill m. cu lightra'.
1. light, kindle, set fii f umaoe, a Hie like) ; excite. t>ksBre,liabt up; be eiciled
.^- ehtmiQiu, chemie&I match. — ■ congrive. Congre ve match.
— dttùntê, safety match; fusi
— toufi4e, xutlur match, brimv
— jthorphariqut, phofiphorus m
— ntdaii "—' -
altérant
Bourse, direotioo; worldog (of i
-^ (TIM, (Metai.) pODt *
ffus, viwa ; even if, althi i}u> ~, till then, /.lark.
render heavy;
Blpbmbétlque, a. B]phabetic(al}. alptaabétlqaeinent, adt. alphabeticsUy. alpIiBbétiiei, I.E. alphabetic, alphabet.
■llriiéiile. alphmnli, m. sJpheni
alphénol, I
alcohol and a ■Iptn, a, Alpine, :
and which is both ao
alUrable, a
perishable. ritermat, p.a. altérai alterative, — m
.) alduifou. . altBrabiUty.
. (of foods) irrt: (Jfsd.)
. ultentlie.
/. oltentioD, aduttsnUon, etc. («e ftJUrer). altén. p.a. Altered, adultaatcd. «ti. (see
•Itérer, i.l. alter; apecit.. ehuige for the worse, impair, spoil, adulterate (food), debase (coin), disturb; makfi thinrty. ^a.r. alter, be Altffed, undergo obance, detflriorate, ipoiL — vA- excite thiret-
altqrnuim, /. alternation.
tlteniuit.'p.a. altern&tiDi; ftlternate.
BltcrnBteur, m. alternator.
ftltcnutirt a. alternate; alternative; (flirc.) altematine; (AfocA.) reciprocatinB-
■IteniBtloili/. alternation; (of croi») rotation.
•IteriwtJTep/ alternation; alternative,
^p. alternately, ia «uooee-
■Iteme. a. lOeem. <kBol.) alternate. alterner, v.i. altemstfi ; rotate oropa. altll«e, m. (Bel.) althea. ■Ithéllic/. sltlieine (aaparacine).
.r pertainioA to alumi
alnmliM-nitbkllliqAe, /. alua
alamliio-lluTiiife, /. alumino alnmlno-tfaernitqne, a. alum
uid iron, imetalluTKy.
— adcini.-
hTl«.burn
— dtftt.iTt
alum.
noniotoj, am
—A Name,
— dipota»,
~àt,BdU.
ookalum(II
m (pot» wiam »hma>.
Kl /, preparation of al
alaner, i.(. alum. alimerle, /. alum worki. alnnltrai /, alum pit; alum irab. alnninrê, a. alumiDiferoui.
- ■■ /. («in.) alunite, ■IniiDKtne, m, (Afin.) alunoceo. alnte,/. (LauAa-) aluta, alréolslre. □. alveolar.
m. ^ f. cell, small cavity ; aooket; tnmt labamcal sense) ; alveolus- alrsson, alrgse, n. Ifiat.) Alyssum.
anubllltéi /. amiability, kindoeaa.
■DUdou, m. amadou, punk. (Qerman) tinder.
amadonerfCt /' amadou factory.
agaric {Potj/ponÂt iffniarivt).
unaierir). — m. (C*rom.) thinniim «cent. ulcrl*semei>t,m.ETowiiu[tliiDorleKi; lam
anulcamatlan, /. unalsamation. amaJ^me. nt. amalgam. BnulEamer, i.i. A i. amaleamate.
; kernel; Duoleui
n. almond milk, milk of almo base: (Ora- Chrm.) amandin.
■mMgnltei /■ unbicuity. aœbisuoiuiMcs. amblsniiMiit, odi. unbiiuouilr. amblUoDiia'i >.(, upire to. ambre, «. amber.
(perfuuiâd with ambarcriB). iretlc /, amber md. muilc h (seed oi the abèVûovkl.
(Amne.) amendment .
improves the aoil by moctifyioc its phynoal piopertiee laXbvt than b; eupplring plant fcxïd; acofwding to one authority omejidt-
of fertiliaer neneanry to replace the ma- tsrial raoored by a crop)' MDOcr, a.l. improve, amend, reclaim; im- prove (ami) by the UAe of amendmeate (see
Si/. brin^Dg, etc. (eeeameoer); inlet,
conduot, bring û
.(. bring, lead, i
oe. admit; lower (ft nag).
t t.J. Toako thin, reduoe in ni
I. bitter. — m, tdtter nbatann
yr txntmU), du Bud,
Ulte, m. (fibrous) aabutos, amianûiui.
pialinà, platiniBed aabeatog.
Ulté, p.a. covered or tieatfid with asbestoar
1. asbeatine, ubeetot.
/. Oflbeatoa clotli. amibe, /. IZoM.) smeba, amceba. unlboldei a- (fiioJ.) arneboid^ amceboid.
— aeidt, acid amide.
iMé, a. amido; (when the aubatanoe ia of Uie nature of an amine and not an amide) B oarectiy) ai
mjdine (an amiiioimino baa*); amiojn urom starch). il<i-. BmiDo-, amido- (should be translated amido- only when the compound ia of amide nature, otberwiae amino-).
. (Pftoto*. * Chm.) (unidol. 1. starch («pedally i
itod starch, nit
.. starch; starched. ;. treat nntb starch. sUmfa. /, starch factory, starch wra-ka. n. starch maker, starch mauii- faoturer; starch dealer; a kind of grain similar tospeH. BIIlldOBDlJtt«, /. a kind of kooading trough
used in starch manufacture. amldopbelKil, m. amiaophenoL ullldllTe« m. (metallic) amide; any compound ■ [as HeiNHiCI) in which ammoniacal hy- drogen b replaced by a metal.
* thin or thinner, tl
untuei /. triendehip; ta-
MmméHat, /, ammeliiie. umnonal, m. CKii>'.) ammonal.
■nunonUeallM, /. ammoniacal quality.
amnio Uqae. a. Bmniotic. ■molnilrlr, i.i. ds r. diminish, decrease. amoUlT, t.i. & T. soften; aeaken.
priming. Btarting, (of a h — et MnotU», higb-tsnaon
impllflotir
à friction, friotion prinocr.
— de ttnnon. hJ^h-teDsion fiiae.
— pfriphéri^ui, riiD-fire primer.
begioning holea, na a center bit. BTt 9.t. mordant. 0. amoipboui
UDorttssear. m. deadsoer, damper, etc. (h amortir); (EJw.) dimmer; shook slaoïtM eolootrum of nowi, bccatincs. jcrind (on a grindstona).
ampère, m. (El":.) ampere, ampère-benre, m. |E^.) ampere hour. ampteemêtra, m. (£!«.) ammeter, ai
amphibie, a. amphibious. — m. ampbil amphibole, /. (Afin.) amphibole. aml^bollte, /. (Peb-og.) ampbibolite. ■mpbliène, a. (£M. it Old Cirm.) i
amphitheater. ampbora. /. ampho ampbaUn, a. amp amplement, adv. tu
amplification
ampltllcitiiec fern, of amplificateur. ampimer. t.l. unplify^ msen ~ UDpHtaile, /, amplitude. amponle, /. bulb^ a bulbou l^uaaed b«low) ; {Fharm.
le glucoBde).
dt Croùkti, CrookeB tube.
blistered; (of etyls) turgid.
1. blister.
/. DiminutÎTe of ampoule.
■mndkle. /. tonsil. mmfiAAUD, a. ajnyedaUne (i
ftlmonds); toasillaT- amrCdKlUie, /. amyidalin (1 a. amygdalii?,
n. araygdAloid, aioygdaToidal. 1- amylaceouSf starchy. ine, a. In the phrane éOttr amiil-
la the phrase éÛivr tanytaso-
. . la the phrase éûur
omi^brffmA^drwuf , amyl bromide. BinrldlhWhrdllqin, s. In the phrase tOur
ann/lM3rhydrigvt, uay\ chloride^ mmjte, tn. amyl, Binïwiie, m. amykne. unyUormlquei a. In the phrase ether amid-
/onm'îiK, »myl formate. ■mrUodbrdifqne, a. In the phrase MAer
amt^iadhvdrigue, amyl iodide. •■DrUqlUi, a. srayt; lot fermentation) smylie, ■mrlnltTeiii, a. — amylaioCeui. amyliMe, /. amyloid, ^- a, amyloid, unyl-
tuorMrUque, a. amylolytia. unrlopeetlne, /. amylopec^. ■--«,/. amyloae.
anacwile, tn. fruit of the oaahew, includins hypocarp (caahew apple) and nut (cas
anacardier, m. (Bal.) anacardium. anaéroble, a. {Bact.') anaErobie. — m. ai
aoaltéile. analgle, /. analgesia, analgja. analgCfliM, analstiM, /. ansljesine (n pyrine).
7 wélectrlqne
analgCslqae. analilqllei a. it n
aoaloive. 1. analogous, —m. analysablCi s. analyuble. analree, /, analysis.
— ckimigut, chemical analysis.
— Uèmetttave, elementary analyaisi uHimaM
•nalymiir, m. anaiyui
■ a. analytics]. anaJytlqne. a. analytio, analytica]. — /. Bna>
analytlqnenHiit. seIi. analyticalty. anaiWSi m. pineapple, ananas. anaphrlacdqae. a. anaphylaotic. anapfarlatodiie, /. soapbylatoidn. anaiAylBite, /. anaphylaxis. sn«sttKinat<e)i -maOqDC. a. anastdcmatio. anastJgmati m
anato,/. annstto(!).
anatomle,/. anatomy,
anatomlqnOt a. anatomical, anatomic.
BOeCtn*! m.p'. ancestors, forefalhers.
•DCtaiue, /. (BM.) any plant of the «SDm Anchusa, bucloss, oxtongue,
ancien, a. ancient; oM; former, late, ex-; old- fashioned- — m.
of old;
-; hraee; fii, ei andaloDS, andalonslen, a. Andalusian.
,nnihilate, deatroy, abotish, an- annihilatian, etc. Csee
de, a. et m. mieroid. •neuc, /. she-Agg.
(ail d'~. ua's milk. ■neBtbfaUnt, a. uiegthelic. aneatliesle./. anothena. aneslliéiiler, >.l. sDath^w. ancstliéalqae. s. li m. aaeathctic. anctli, uiet, m. (Bol,) Anethum.
— odorant, dill (j4Rd(Auwt gravtolta^. Boétbol, m. anetbole.
BUfe. m. angel; angel fish.
kDSéUqiie. o. suEslJc. — /. uiceli» {Am/dica
arcttangeliat). uistne. /. (Med.) nngiaL anCUlB, a. English, — m. Eimliab (luicuMe). AnglftlSi m. EaaliBhmaa. angle, m. noeh,
— aiffu, acut« aneTa.
— critique, critical angle.
— d'iffûert-tf, right uïAle-
— diidn, dihedral angle.
— droit, riaht uigle. ^- o-ptiyue, optic angle.
— jjoii , plane sosie.
— rapportew, protiaotor.
telmé,o
— trièdre, trihedral angle. ansUslte, /. iMin.) uiglente. Angleterre, /. England.
■ngolMe. /. anguish; apaai B,/.eeL
Mnt, adv. angularly. angnlS, a. angular, angulated. aiiEiiIeiUi a. angular. BngDBtarë. /. anguatura bark, angnstur». kDhrdratei m. anhydride. knbfdre, a. anhydrous. anbfdrlde, m. anhydride.
Snyhdriller, s.r. become anhydrous, anliyilrlutloii, /. dehydration. anhrdnte. /, (Min.) anhydrite. anbrgromttrlgue, a. not hygroaoopio. anllldiirc. m. anilide. ■nlUne,/. aniline. animal, a. J: m animal. anlmallBatton, /. animsliiaUon, anlmallsf, p.a. anïmaliied; animal.
animalité, /. anima anlmatenr, a. mïm ■Dlmatrlee, /em. ot
ring: Uok. hoop, band, odlar, (ài- lular) rim, (ring-^haped) handle; loop; Doil; ringlet: (£!«.) ring armaturo. d — , pdth ring, ringed.
— de tûreté. safety ring.
— floaiur. Boating ring, ring float, annte, /. year.
email ring, ringlet, aj
nodyne, sootbing ; 1
anodlqae. a. |£l«.) anodic, ano anomal, a. anomalous.
•none, /. (flot.) Annona.
anonym, a. anonymous; joinl«taek (km
anormal, a. abnormal. anormalement, adi, abnormally. anortblqae, a. (Min.) anorthio (triclinie).
posed of arcs of tt
V- previously, catob, hook; (o
■ntérivnr, a. a:
BDtérlcaremem anUHorlté, /. p
•nthncénlqne, a. aatlui anlhrAC^iio^lHiilfonfi,
•nUuBcéno-aaUoDéi a. i anUmctne, /. anthracene
anthracite, m. anthracite
■nthraellUMï, a. anthra
antbracnoHe, /. (Bol.) Hnthracn^ antluscomHTB, m snthracome sntliragAUol, m. anthra^allol. ■ntbrmnlllqae, a. anthrsoilic.
anChraoenediiiil'
, /. Bnthraquinone. uitbTSTnflnc, /. anthramSn. anthrol, m. anthrol. ulU&dde, a. et m. antacid. antUlcaUn, a. A m. uiUlkaUiTe. aatlsspbriUiit, s. antlasphyiiitinc,' ■nttealcalre, m) ba^er asnpoutid, icale n
aaacathoile. /. anti^athode, uiUcbkire, m. n anHdpBtloDi /
■cipation; {Com.) »d-
aotlelper, e.i. anticipate, ■ntJcombnetlble, a. et m. inoombunible. aatl-consélant, a. aotifreeiiuc. — m. u
■nUferment, n. aaliferment.
antlKène. m. anticen. antUiniDDtlqne, a. it m. antihypnotic " ' ---. leale-pTflventiiig,
antimoine, m. a
— diapfuyréli^iie. {Fharm.} diaphw^o i ible powder) - iDtJ montai.
— «lifurf. antinu antlniODlal, a. Ji t antlmoDlate, m. a
!> dihydrosen potaudun
antlmonlde, a. & m.
6HK)).
itted (hydioaeo).
antlnMinlnc, i
_ . . antineuralgic'
anflpandtaln, a. & m. antiparasitJc, anUpUoctetlqne, a. à: m. antiphlogistic. kodplasMaile, a. antipbatic. anUputilde, a. antiputrefactive, antiseptio.
— tn. an antiputrefaotive iubstanee. antlpricaqne, a. & m. aptipyretic. aDttpyrlne, /. antipyrine. antique, a. antique; antiquated. antiquité, /. antiquity. antlrhiailullWDt, a. ± m. antirheumatia. antt-nmlUe, a. anti-rust.
m. antiseptio. (Mni.) antithe
antlsepHque, a. , antlséram, m. an antlthcrmfqiie, o
BDtltlièM, /. antil antltoilne, /. anti anUtodqae, a, ai BnHyfnïneiu, a.
anUirinlqae, a, <
aUDite,/. iMed.) i Anrenh n. Antwei
IM, /.pf. AppalAchiAHA.
apt rlmllqilil. a. ABcnodlc.
BpClinr, a. stimuUting tht uppet ApericDt. aperitive. ■ — m- Bpp itif; (Uid.) aperieat, aperitive
aplastlqiw. a. splastiii.
■plat, n, flat tint.
aplstt, p.a. a>ttened, fUt: oblaM (spheroid):
•^tlT.T.l.flittenideba». — i.r. be flsttened.
n. SMteniDC
flAtteDing; flsUuas. aplatlHerle, aplaUiaolra, /. âattlnc mill, roll-
d'- — . upri«ht, phimb; perpsodiculsrly. pliunb; in equilibrium. ■pMltroplne. /. apstropine. BpODurpUiM, /. apomorphisB. apoaorUqac. a. sposorbic. apothlca^ m. airathecsry.
jy'a Bh<v: diqw:
apAtrc, m. apoatle. apoadiw, m. (PAnrm.) infuàon. apparaltie. e.i. appear; be clear, be evident. apparu, m. apparatui: 'maiÀine. device,
pomp: (giirgical) dmdnE; style ol cod- etruetion: ooum (of itone. eto.); (of bricke) bond,
— à duir^tment, charging apparatui.
— à dûon, ohlorîne apparatus,
' — à colonne, iDiatiUinij) eoluma apparatus, eolumn.
— a Jlamm4t, (MU.) flame projeokmi.
appareil
■liaKU A prilicemenl da (ru, (IftI.) faa reqfiratore or maelu.
— d (or de^ ntieaeiUttunt, trioldins apparatus.
— brai/eia; crushing (or grindiog) apparatua, orusher, grinder.
breaker, crusher, stamp mill.
— (TaUumatt. lighting appamtua; igpHim
— lUlmirbew. eleansiac apparatus, wasbiuc apparatus, washfr.
— dé chauffait, heatïQc apparatua, heater.
— de dnfftaçe, {MeialJ) ahinglin^ machirter
— d'idairaffe, Mgh^ng apparatus; li^htjn^
— dt cmiUi. castluc (or founding) apparatus
— dK Uanroo», leaohing apparatus, liiÏTiation apparatus.
— de luceion, suction iqipacatUB.
— da •ùreli, safety device.
— Jurtnclicn. fire eiOnguisher.
— diaij/BeuT, dialysing apparatus.
— dutiUaloirc, dietiUing apparatus.
— iialon, calibrating apparatus, calibrator.
— friuorifiqui. refrigerstins apparatus, refrig-
— giniraimiT, Ecneratioe apparatus, genarb-
— ifraiutuT, lubrioating apparatus or device, lubricator.
— mrdaxtw. an apparatus for mixing or working pasty material miier, beater, mal- axator, etc.
— maUta-, (iVocA.) driver.
— phelotra'phi^ai, photo«tj
— producteur, (for gswg) Esnentinc appara-
— propulseur, propelling apparatus, propel- ler.
— protoclear, protecting (or protective) de-
collect! fil.) a ki
— SlromtH», {ma.)
appuelDife. m ■pparelUer, t.
apparatiu, florter,
ÙofbriokB.etc.). epHre; drc« (cloth).
upparent; oorapioi
apparition,/, HppeBTHncc; ippari ■ppsTtement, m. aputment, Buib app>rt«iiaDt> p.a. belong appartenir, t.i. beloag: coDoern, t»
ince (of), be the duty lot). appaittent. jf. S linir. of appartenir.
appamt, p-def- fi airm. of apparaître, appauvri, p.a. irapovenAhed, eihauatfid. appauvrir, t.t- impoverUh, eihaust, — become poor or pcKirer; deteriorate.
appel, m. call; appeal; tension, pull: (of ail] draft; ventilation; roll ciU; challenge. — par tibfateuT, — tibrS, [Elet.) buEser. appelé, p.a. sailed, etc. (see appeler) . appeler, t.t. call; call tor. require; draw, drivi
(ef a chimney) draff. — v.r. be called. "ïe, m. appendix; appendage, prDJeo Btud. eto.
lalce heavy, w«shdown; dull heavy; be oppreesed; dwell
appCtlMant, a. appetiiiiv. temptiiiff.
apirileable. a, appUcable. WPUeatenr, m. {Wme) paateuriiar. appUcatlan, /. application: postinc [of bills). applique, /. Bomething applied or affixed,
(f>i|lUing) bracket fiitm-c, bracket. appliqué, P.O. applied ; attentive. appliquer, i.(. apply; poet (bills). ^B.r. he
applied; apply: apply oneself. — t.i.
require appUcaUon. appoint, m. balance, remainder, difference.
amount over; i^Tplotiw-t) priming charge. «ppolntemeuts, m. pi. salary, pay. appointer, >. I. point.oharjKn to apoint: tack.
apport, m. contribution (as to the capital of a
oompaay): deposit (of documents), apporter, (.1. bring; contribute: adduce, cits;
r. append, add.
apprédateur, m. eetimator, valuer, appredo-
■PIHfeler, i.( apprenant, j apprendre, t
apprenti, m. & t- appr apprentlsMte, m. ap;: apprêt, m. dresàng. f
./.dneeer, Ooiehei: (Papar) oalen- aers, eurf acing rolls. apiffifl, p.p of apprendre, appmbatlon, /. approval, approbatioa. approchant, a. hïe, somewhat like. near. ^>-
approche, /, approach.
appmcbË, P.O. approiimata; broualit near, etc.
(see approcher). approcher, i.f. bring or place near or nearer,
bring up: approach. — e.r. A t. approach,
approfli>nillr, p.I. deepen; go deeply into, study profoundly, fathom. — >,r. deqwn; study
appmfondluement, m. deepening; profound
approprie, ; appropriai
. appropria
lui table;
in order, fix up. ' ap[HoureT, i.i. approve, approve of. «auction. approTlstonnement, m. supplying, supply.
approvisionner, i.f. supply. approitnutlf. a. approiimate. approilmatlon. /. approximation.
aniul, m. support (in various sen»); prof), stay, rest: fulcrum; balustrade; r^i iill; emphosia, stress; prefsure, imprcM.
appuie, vr-1 â:Z tijtQ. of appuyer.
appul-maln, m. support for the band, band
appnrer, t
K|Me, a. oorid. tort: hanb, rough; 6CToe. vl
tpninent S
^nmsntt odi, aoridly, ate. (see ipn). BfiH, pTBp. after; behind, beyond; ibout. at; BCBiiut, upoD. — adv- after, afterward.
«prèi-<IeinalD, sdi. dt^' after tomorrow. kprts-sDem, n, (period) itter the w*r. «prta-mldl, /, a m. aftemooo, ftpnté,/. aeridily, eto. («eipro). Bpalde,/, spgii; (.4rcA,] apse, BPle, a. capable: quaMed, St, ■ptttade, /. oapabihty, cHpaaty, aptitude. »pn«> "' inlusible; inonmbuatibl*.
ir-beuing, aiiuifecoai.
ambe, a. AnbiD; Anblaa. Ai^le, /, Arabia. BTSblDe. /, imbm (arabio add). uabliMae, n. arabinooe. armblqae. a. ar^io. •nblte, /. arabitol. aralnte, aiBbonlqne, a. araboaio. mne, n. airaek. arachide, /. peanut (Aradàa hypogaa lod re- lated ipeciH); (BM.) Araehia. aracbldlaae. a, srsuhidie. ^y^,^,j[^^
anwoDlte, /, (Afin.) ansonite, ualsnee,/. Epider; apider'i web. •rsUe, /, <pai.) Aralia.
— ipintuêf, Herculee'-club (.4. tpinowa).
— nuv, wild «arsaparilla (Aralia niufuauJù) , UMH, i.t. level: be flush with. ■ratolTe* a. farminjE. asrioulturaL
arboraMcnt. 3. arborescent; branohed (oha artmrlutloii, /. arboriutioD, dendrite. atborlié. a. arboriied. arbouse, /. arbutus fruit, arbutui berrr. BibODiler, m. (Sal.) arbutui.
^—commun, strawberry bee (A. untdo). arbre, m. tree: (AfacA.) ahaft. spindJe, » aile, arbor; maet.
(Uvrieà).
— d-ittomae, heartburn.
— dmaniHik, «rank shaft.
— d'urinr, ardor urinie, soaldina ol the
Udlllon, m. tonrie (of a buckle).
— à pm*ji4t, fustet (Colinu. (toMbu).
ardolM, /. slate; slate color.
— i suif, tallow tree; wai myrtle.
— i iflmtiJoB, korme», kenoes oak (Qum-cw
— enidi. cranked ihaTt, ennked Bile.
r*i* ertux, hollow riwtt; htdbw tMV.
— dsbmiC. upricht shaft, vertical duR or
— lis anuAi, horiiontal iriukft: main ihalt.
— du Diane, arbor Duns, arboreHent vlvis.
— d« AauM fuiait, loreat tree, timber tree.
— de aaturne. arbor Sstuini, arborMsant laad-
— dt tour, lathe spindle, mandrel.
— At emmunicoMur, gearinc shaft.
— du Uroir, ecoentiia shaft.
— /ratfisr, fruit tree.
— tultrmidiairt. ooiuitenhaH.
— phiinêophwue, ariwr Dian», rbrlBsfiaa, m. shrub, bush (of oundenLle
arboe. /, clay used ai a flui. arbuste, n. shrub, bush (of small bIm). arbaflne, /. arbutin.
m. are; arch: bow.
loltatgue, volttûe are, electric arc
de, /. curved part, arch, bow (as of a Md*
die); arcadth
/. ruddle, red ocher. are-bOQUn^ m, buttrcB, stay, prop; flyins
inbow. arebal, n. brass (In the phrase fll iTardkat,
_ - . /. (Bot.) anselioa. arebe, /. fire chamber, furaaoe, «rcfa: arch (of
kiods): ark.
s, (Plan) a furnace la which the pota
archives, f.pt, archives: record offloe.
aretJiine, a. arctic.
ardemment, ndi. ardently.
ardent, a. burainc, blaaina, glowini; ardent; (of oolors) brisht, vivid; (of hair) red, sandy; spirited. — m- laais fatuus.
ardenr,/. ardor: (of oolors) vividnew; (Jlf*i.>
lembling atiitfl- Brdii, Os arduous, steep, diffioult. ■rdnlte, /. srduouaneiB.
uAne, /. aoDd ; uen ■renciu, a. aandy, a
■rtamitrc, m. bydrometfT, a
— * chtrcJvur, «xplorinc iiyi
ing ■pindle (to indioats i
' idifls is to be used).
; ridae; swti, beard (of grain); ■h) bo»: (Arch.) ami. I poiêtoa, {Tah.) herting bone. fiHte, rounded edge. 've, ohvp edge. u orMefl, sharp^dged. one. /, (Bnf.) priokly poppr (ArgtnBne). matt, n. silver; mone}'.
— citmi, {MinJi horn eilver (cerarcyritfl) .
■ nr flils^er; epeeif-. sil-
■fgenté. p.o. ailverod; silvery, Bilïer-white.
atgentoie, /. ôlver ware, silver i>late.
Mfenteqr, m. nlvem.
•iSCDtffire. a. arEeatiferoui, ooataisinc (diver.
lufKb
amentaii. «, an alloy of copper, nidwt aad tii VgentorA, /. silvering, silver plating. — iitetro-chimi^ut, — ffojrant^ue, elcctroidlve ing, silvar eleotioplating. HfUacAi a. argUlaceoui. olayey. ■liOe, /. olsy.
— d /açontur, poMer'» olay. ' — d fowgire, slato olay.
^ à iwrntMtte, kaolin, porcelun olay, ^ pauvre, leu olay.
— plaiUgut, plaatlc slay, potlei's day.
armoin
le rlfradaire, refractory elay, fire day.
■riclimre, a. argilliferoiu. arcBtte, /. argilits, clay slate, mrclIhMé, a. srgillaceDus, olayey, arcUo-aloIlD, a. coutaiaing olay and alkali,
argillo-aTkalise. arcUo-ealEBlre, a. oootaining clay and lime,
argillo-caJcBi
, of et
arcUo-alllceiUi a. o LTgillo-slioeoua- utUoMe, a. like clay, argilloid.
olay.
itaining olay and vHea,
argue, /. a machine for drawing ingota of gold, , rough-draw (gold, ulvtr, «te.); /. Brgaerlte (a native amalgam.
'■L argue with. (AgiB). „. . . /■ (Min.) pytatgycile (Ag^bS;).
BiMlte, /. aridity.
Bristol, m. (Piùrm.) ariatol.
" ■ " " /, (BdI.) Arirtoloohia. arlttamètiqne, /. arithmetio. — a. arithmeti-
ement,adi ai
rithmetically.
m. a weU
Frensb
brandy.
a strengthening part oi
system
{usually
metalUc), frame, truae.
braoes.
clamps.
heathing. facing: GtUns
ing: («oonrt*™) arma
amie,/, arm
weapon: arm
(of the servioa).
— d/n., fil
— MontAs,
araing weapon.
-d,i™™
miUtaty wea
— d.yt(, balliatiowemion
-prtiis,»
dsann.
— myée, ri
e.
arme, pa. ai
med. etc. (see
armer).
armée, /. ara
y; fore» —
a. /m. of
ami.
cock (a Ënarm); wind (a dyne noire, /. olceet, cupboard, preee, — à dtAticcatiun, drying closet.
iKood U-
I. (Bot.)
— abtinûte. — - dét chi
molllDi m- a kind of ailk made at Lyons. more /■ frame, brews, etc. («e armatun) ;
dyuUDO); armor.
5.I., i. * r. curve, bend, areh.
[, m. {Ceram.) alquifou.
UiachMdi UTarhenieitt, m. pulling up, etc.
anftCliA-pted. Td the phrase d'arracht-pitd,
uiiiiit«rrupted]y, coimcutively. amclier, r.I, pull up. dii up. pull out, tear out;
tor away, pull off, atrip off; take away
(violently); eradioate; extort. unk, m. arrack, airaoiemeilt, m. arrangement, etc. (see arran-
■er); eoanomy; order, method. arrmnier, i.l. arrange: adjust; suit, please;
trim, trim up. drees. — v-r. be arranged;
pla» oneself; make arrai«emen(e ; manage, MtCt. m. stopping,, stop, stoppagi
stop, cheok, catch, arrest, stay; iudgn
attachment; steadfastness, ftrrttftg^* in- (Jtftu/i.) etop, check, arrest, cj «IrttB Kit, m. BUB check. arrêta, >.t. stop; check; fasten, fii; ar
dctiuu; seise, attach (legally) : decide;
gage tlodeing, etc.). — i.r. 4 i. stop, b
{r^;?
>: dveU (i
catch, cheok.
laok, backward, behinc
aftertaste. i.L delay, defer. ; stay, behind.
artlcnktlaii
irriva; approaeh; ooi
armndlaBacc. m. rouading, n
unding; roundneos:
ippLieatiou of a glaie by poumig the ebject.
AmMOlff SI. sprinkler, watering pot.
A.B.S.> abbree. of appareil mpiretwe special
(the name of a ïVench gaa maek). u«indln>Ettarl>i m. araenie dimethyl (oa-
codyl).
-d,M.
•nénlsté. a. arseoate
knenlMl, a. arsenical. mnenleaiu, pi. man. o(
■rsénlDrCt m. siseoide.
— d'Iii/droçène, hydrogen anenide, anitie. ara«iM>Ilthe, m. (Min.) aisenoUte. ■nliute, m. arsnate; arsonate {incotreet UK).
art, m. art; (pi.) fine arts.
— d* Hermès. Hermetic art, alchemy, ■rtémlde, arUmbe. /. artemisia, wormwood. titèïïe,/. artery; (SIM.) feeder. ■rtériallaer. t.t. arterialïie.
wUiiel, Mt^icui, a. arterial, /. IMed.ji
m. artichoke. def, sweet potato. M, hnuseleek.
article: joint: linl
— «pWrtgus. ball-and-eocket jo
q. nrtifice; fiifiworkf fiiQworko, pyro
— d'fcSairafft. mny illmni
Sue, iDDket, etc. ^ dr (n»rT«, militu? firewi
kfttins flreworki
ks; Btnt«v*ai. devios lued f(
— itlaifont, — artifice d'^lunufl.
— fncvndvm, inoendiiry firework, inoan-
t, ads. artiflcùl^.
maker, pyrotaohotBt; er of shelle, fuan, eto.).
e,/. artiUsiy.
artlllc m, & J. artiat; adept. arOiteiiwnt, aih. artislJDBlly; akillfully, ArU ct Metlm, <Mm. of Itcole oationale d'art» et métiers (national school ot arts and trad»), any one of a olau of enginee> in< Hhoola.
aûret, m. (Soi,) Asuuid; epeoif., ssarabaoca {A- europotum).
— du Canada, wild finffer (.4- omadentej. mmoDe»/. aaarone (1, 2, 4-trimQtho£y-A-prope'
tiylbeu«iiel- ubMlc, n. aabeatoa. slbolaiK. m. (Afin.) aabolite; (wrongly)
i^aphild.
B, /. (P^orm.) aabolio.
. ■ — m. asvHidant, avnoodencA
ateentuir, m. elevator, lift, binat. aKeulon, /. riang, rise, aaceDt: «neasloii;
(of a piston) upatioke. tt e oMloaatl, a. ■eoeneioaal. upward. MCMIe, /. (ZM.) aaddian. udte, /. (Mid.) aadteg. McMplitdc, /.. ueMplmi, n. (fini.) tay of
eeveral asdepiadacooufl planta, speaÈf.
Ewatlowwort (Cyrtanchum mncttoiicum), ■seomrcCte, a, (Bat) ascomyoetoiu. — m.
Qt, adv. aaeptioally. aaeptidH, aaeptdfy. (PAorm.) Bseptol.
■ilaUqiK. a. Aaiatiii.
MparaxInlQiiei a.
•ipenlOD, /. iprinkling; aapernon. upenoti, m. sprinkler, sparger. uphaHne, /. (ÊziilMniu) aaphaliw. Bsphkltei m. asphalt, aspbaltam. upbadtle, m. (bm.) asphodel. ■apbydADtt p.a. asphyxiating.
■sphfile, /. asphyxia.
asphyxiate, sufTooa' . iMed-) asphyxiai. Ice lavender, aapio
it Iiole, air hole.
uction. Bucking, aapiratinc: a»
aspirator; exhauster; ventila
L, exhaust; inhale. -
tender baalthj', purify. Bnt, ni- «wfciwg healthy, purifie» titaUon.
_.. . assault, attack.
aneebement. «. drainage.
UHmbln, r.l, assemble, eoUent, pul toKathsr;
. J. (jtfacA.)putorhiiveuiicleriiontrDL
auu* adr. eikough, lufficiently; rath», piua- ably. — m- enougb, auffîciQaoy. — bitn, fairly well. Bwledi pr. 3 linn, of usHnr. ■ssWgert '-t- beeleee; beset. ■asiéra, /ui. 3 aio;, of asseoir. uilettc, /. plate, diefa; pasitian; boiÛDutal
uslgnatlan, /. aBdimneiit; ohsok; assigaa-
aswKtË, p.a.
associated, etc. (eee aesociei) iciBta; partner; stookholdsr.
UMKh^' «.(.
(.r. be-
hMTmmiM
auolt, pr. 3 »
na. of asseoir.
darken, obscure
make gloomy
— B.r. bee
oms dark or glue.
knocii down, kill
(witb
ablow)
beat: stun, overwheloi; boi
Mwmptif, =
nid.
BBorted; matcbed
stooked.
assert; mati^h;
siook.
supply
— t.r. *
h.
■Houpir, i.i
render droMW;
allay
— ..r. be
Ap; be
quieted.
II. 0. reoderiat drowsy.
etc. (see
aasoupLr)
pleer
pliable
i: firm, steady.
Jtr adv- assuredly, «rtainly: o^ curely; confidently.
■aUrlaqBe. i». asterislc, ■" r.. asteroid;
Asti (wine); a kind d( silk; - istia.
te of whiting, soap and aludioL
astragal; (Sol.) Astngalua.
aslnnoDilqui •symétrie,/, as ksymftilqiie, a •srmébIqDeDii urmptdte, /.
■Ulamlto, /, <IUin.) aCacamite. ateUer, m. workroom; workshop, taotoiy. working party, £ang; studio.
— d*artificiers, {Mii-i (pyrotechnie) labont-
— ds fonie, foundry; smeltery; melting
», m. (OU Chen.) athan itbermane, a. athermanous. Ltherome, m. (Med.) atheromi itmidomètre, m. atmometa, : itmolysei /. atmolyais. itmomfttre, m. atmometer.
iphère, /. atmosphere. itmoBptiélique,
atomicité
atamlcttéi /, stomidtr.
atoUvae. a. atoiio, nonpoisonoua.
atoirL m. (i'^orm.) atoiyL
atraUlaln, a. (tf sd.) atrabiliary.
fttM, m. heartb.
*fttre< -iflb; am, rùtAoeAln, reddiAh, HrddJn,
Ereenish, etc. BtnUetliiae, atrolaetiniqae, a. atrolaetio. atromaïKlnËi a. (Paper) bUnk-boidend. Bli«|iani]iie. /. atropttmuie. et. atroiÂy. atfopioe, o- atropic.
attaëliaiit, p-s. attubinc, etc. (see attaoh). attache, /. attactameot: fastcuint (of any
kind), tie, cord, band, brace, rivet, alamp.
attacbé', p.a. attached, etc. (Me attacher). — T». attaché; adherent,
ittachi faeteD (in any way].
attaaoable, a. attaokabU, liable to attack.
peu — , rehaotoiy. attaque, /. attack.
— aux va, — ^ gautàtt, — par ifOM, {Mû.) eu
Lve attack, ; address.
p.pr, of atteindre. atteindre, i.l. attain; reach; strike, hit: in-
attelnt, p.p. £ pr.S nne. of atteindre. atteinte, /, itacb; attack, blow, stroke, hit;
hart iT— . out of reach, beyond nach: irr»-
by. attendant, p.pr. of attendre.
en — <ri». till, until.
keep (wine, etc.). — i.r. eipect; rely.
tempH (rt«l), subject (dan pots, fur-
atlrlbuer, C.I. attribute; assicn. —dj-. claim
attrttion,/. attrition.
an. Contraction of d le.
auke. /. dawn; float, paddle, bucket (ol a
aubier, m. sap wood, sap. (ffst) alburnum.
auinin,a-any: (with m, eipreeaed or implied! no, not any. —prm. any, any one, (pi.) some; (with nc, eipreesad ca in4)lied) no one, not one. none.
der; tenderness. softnea. attendu, pa. waited for, etc. (see attendre).
>MMItfU «ua, eoneiderinc that, alnoa. attente,/, waiting; eipi ' ■ttmt^. I.I. attempt.
attenUon, /, atUs atteutlrement, oi atténuant, p.a. ■
. m. m j iliin fl tefàd, etc. (see attiédir); lukewanimen, t^idneea; oool-
attonehement, m. contact; touoh, attonelm', i.i. touch. attracteur. a. attraetitit. attractif, a. attractire, attraoUng. attraction,/, attraction. attracOvemeut, adi. with attractit
tively. attralre, t.I. attract, entice, attrait, n. attraction; b^t. — p.p.i attrape,/, oruoible tongs: catch, tn attraper. i,t. catch; aet: striks; ch attrsrant, p.pr. of a
heating ETsdoally. etc. (see
aacMoMMBti adt. in uiy my, «t »11; (with fu, flxprcABed or implied) in na waj, not at nil: (>» conuDDnty) to s «rttOn eH '
avdK«i / audwsity.
kduu, «to. See de{i, de
— JA| aboTB, over; (fiff.) beyond. -dcTRiit. win in front, befoe.
— dtf. before; to meet.
andiOaii,/. hauins, audition; «ttcôdanoa
audltotre, n. auditorium; «udienoa. aasa. /. trough; busket (of a wheel); hod,
— i tfaufrim, l«r buckM.
— de rotàlaçe, bod (of an inooriKaaUng mill for gunpowder).
— dt tttmpaçt, (Jbrtil.) dipping bYiugh. ■osée. /. troughful; hodfuL
MVet, m. gmaU trough; buokat (of a whr aoonTeyor); groove; cartridge oairit /.inoreuei aDgmtntatiaii
«■Jonrd'Illll, adB. today; oowadayi, at
aolE, pt. (rfaiL
aone, m. (BkI.) alder (Abiui); alder wood.
— /. oU (old meagure, 1.1S8 metiri). ■niM^ll. /. (Pot.) elecampane (Inula Aelmtum). MipaniTBiit, aài. previoualy. before. •o^ta, ail. near, near by.
; niiiMt. with (p«eon>);
aurlcolalie, a antUtoe, a. ai
anrlqua. a, aurio,
aaroat, f-at. S pi. of avoir (to have).
annwe, /. dawn; aurora. — o. * n. the ooh of the akr at dawn (used variously ta mea pink, reddish yellow, or golden ^Uow).
aniMe bariaU, aurora anmre, m. suride. mnryle* m. auiyl. aawl, adw. also, too; i
»weU; indeed, in fact, for.
adi. immediately, at ouoe; (usually
MUUre, a. (of taet«) harsb, rough; austere,
austértU, /. haiehoeB, eta. (see auitire). Anstralaale, /. Australasia. '" /, AuatraUa.
BDtant, adt. as much, as many, as far.
d' — , by as much, to the san* otent. d — motni. the leas BO, all the les. d' — plue, the more so, all the mort.
IT less) beoauai
ant«I, m. altar; (Metal.) altar: either Sre bridge (grand ouUf) or Sue bridge (psKf aulel); (Ailron.) Ara. the Altai.
antcnr, m. author; authority.
aatlientlqne, a. authentic. — /. «igiiial (tert).
anto-baUon, m. dirigible.
SDto-ounlon. m. auto truck, motn tmok.
anlorlare. m. it a. autoclave.
antocoplste, a. |self-)copyin8.
anln-eicltateiir, a. (Site.) self-einting.
aoto-eicltatlon. /. (Blac.) self-BXdtatiiHi.
antagfii», a. autogenio, autogenous.
BUtolyM, /. autolysis.
BatolytJqDe. a, Butolytio.
antomatte, aatomatlclM, /. a'
sutoinatlqnemmt, udt. automatically. - - lumn, faU,
lutomobile manufad
anlODUitrlee, ftm. of automoteur.
o] from sLaughtend ah«ep. rn»;-proiortioii: (WacA.) leftdi (Soap) s lye of deiuity 2S* B.
) Hpt^led; forwmrd, «nrly; ] advuu»; hasten; (lun. ■
front, f on
•^.helm
— J.-C., belofB Chriit, B.C. ■1 — , on, onwHrd» f^fwardn ahead, n — dp, in advance of, b«f on. beyond, intagfr, m nHynptPff odda; donation. ■BitawMiJUiwt, ode. sdvuitac«oiu1y,
vanta^eotu; beoomiB^; pn
m. (Mttal.) foreh«arth. a. it n. lut but one, next to Iwt. advance ffuud- nrnnt-CoOt, m. Içretante. MSnt-Ciicne. m. (period) before the war.
d* — , befors-the-war, aate-beUum. MBBt-takCi adt. A m. day before ycstarday. «.UDdcrpi^M.
blind. — m. dt /, blind pi ff.e, blind ; iitc^ up. atop-
, p(. of a™r (to haT*).
■tMc, a. a^, dealRXB, cnedy. cnqrins. — de, iChan.) having atnnv affioitijr for. kTldlté, /. aridity. arient. pr. s tine, ol avenir. •TlMi imp. » pi. of avoir (to hare). BTltlT, 1 1, depiedats; debase, dégrada. — «j^
ifjt ffooda) depreciate; (of priofl) faD. kfObaeinent, m. debasement, ete. (ae* aviUiJ. rx, «oak or stain with wins.
iTb,m. notioe; preface; opinion: information, intellicence: vamina; oountel, adviea: deoision; vole. d nut, — , in my t^iinion.
— atUoHH, offlaial notioe.
iTtm. t.l. adviae; inlonn; iMnMiv«,«e. — «.i ± r. think.
— de, think of, ne to.'
Mtoas*. m. bn^laûnc, «to. (see aviver).
brighten, hdahMo. IttÊtteo (colon); pot- idi, bumiiifa; quidun (with tnUDury, u at mft^"n mirrwa or In sleotroiiJfrtiii;) ; cut
■nknWi a. too. — DL MO eomvoaai.
(a fin); eDliv*D. — i.r. briihtain. beoome bri^tir; nvivB; (at paia) twooma nhaipar,
MDCSt. m. «ilvooata; baniMer, lawyer.
mnmUtr, «. avondo, aDlgalor peac (tne) .
mmiBe./. oata; oat plant; (jil.) oat oron.
B**lr, >.<. have. — m. property, patenwioni;
^ lÛTairt d. have buBinen with, luiv* to do with; be deaUnc with.
— M fairt, muat have done (and lo tor other infinitiv» than fitir9).
— Km, take piaee, oomir.
— ttnlde.tet wind of.
a ^ o. there i.. thwe Mb; (of time) it ii, ago.
^vo». there haabeen
there ha
re been.
A V »<■«. there -a., there were.
SToUner, r.f. be adjaoent to,
b<Hiler on.
— ..r. beadja«nt.l>
avons, pr. t pi. of avoir
to havel
■TOuE. p.a. avowed; app
oved, -
™. attorney.
Rvoner, r.i. acknowledge
oucuporio).
•rrUlet, m, spriDg wbes
aie, m. bbb; mIb, arbor
«IMndlB,
■haft.
sdal, a. uial.
(PAarm.) lard, adepe.
loinatïd lard.
unel, o. aiifll.
ay. m. a kind of «parklinE wine Ir
omA.
■rant, p. pr. having (from amr)
Al. Bymbol for aigfi (nitrogea).
Chi
aiedarach, rnargoea.
aaalate, /. nitrata.
— ^arntnl, aiiver nitrate.
— da c&ouc, aaloium nitrate.
— de cuwv, «vper nitrate.
— d» /gr. (errie nitrate.
— da /«r liquida, (PAorm.) edutJOB of tenia
- — de pSomb; lead nitrate.
— de pobuK, potaalum
— de aouda, lodimn nitratt
itiate, nilnta al
e liquida, (J*Aam.) eolutiui ttf
Matfardiiqiie. a, hydiaioia, tnaiolo. aaoUne, /. aaotine (a nitroceuous (eitiliaar; alaO) an erploAve of the gunpowder type).
— d'omiii, amyl nitrite, ■otomètlê. m. aaotometer. nitromatar. ■•((HrliémDCtobllMi, /. nitrio oxide I
iiotiire. m. nitride.
dfl plomb, lead nitride.
aiot^, m. nitryl. nitro aroup. aioilque. a. aioiy. aaoirbeniCiM, m. aaoxybemene.
— da cuin-fl, blue verditer. anirase, m. bluing, etc. (nee aaurar).
anirer, t.l. blue, eolor blue, aiura.
axyme,a. unleavened. ~n.a
p:hy Google
— d'attente. (8u(iar) OTibillinr.
— (Umnimr, decmting tûk.
like),
m BtonflB bmttery)
xthe
1, bachelor. bBCUklie, a. bucOlAi, baàOBiy. budlle, n. biicillua. iNwIlle-TirBiile, m. cunuiu builluB, aholars
buillua. bMtéilcIde, a. bactericide. bacUile, /. bBatcrimn; (pi.) bacteria. bactériet aérobiea, af^robic bacteria.
erial, (lésa oltaa) b(W(«riui.
/■-bad
hmetériotfaK, f. bactc limctCrlolrsInCt /. bacteridyiin. bactriolea, /.pi. sold beatings. baiUmlcr, m., bsdsnde, f.<fic. Bwle« n. Baden (duchy) ; Baden-Baden (vater- inc place).
«,/..
«UUin
badlKsoiii m. IPainHag) whitewash, or we any solar: badigeon; patty.
'«. (seebadicMiii-
m. (S^.) an «Imaceona Itm «f
.. /. (Suffar) a trou^ which oondiuda ■ugar cane ta the rolla. bagne, /. ring: boop, eollar, sleere, band.
— d'opjiui, supporting ring or ooUar.
— d'aatfmbiaffe. collar. Aleerc.
— dt tpimiture, paoking ring, piston ring. /. bladder Beasa pod. r, tn. Ifiot.) bladder eenna (Colu-
ua arbcrtêeens). bacncttv*/, rod; atiok. wand. frwit<;h; ramrodi (of a rocket) etisk; dnunitick.
— dt nettaj/affe, oleaning rod.
bmle, /. berry; bay.
- — de ffenémer, — dt ff9nièwe, junipar b«m^. bBlsnase, m. bathing, etn. (see baigner). miCDCT, r,(. bathe, lava; wet. — i.i. float, dip; BcïAk, be immerved.
ir bath.
batii.
, (PIMoo.) silver bath.
— ds Bariçtë ariiflcitl, a bath imitating the Bulfur water of Bardgee, made by adding a prepared miiture of salts to ordinary water.
— dtf andret. ash bath.
— de dtveluppeminl, {PholBg.) developing
- de uuniùr, bed of mortar.
- dt phmb, lead bath. . dé êobie. Band batb.
- dt ml, salt batb. , dye bath, Uquw.
— de tremp9. tempering bath.
— dewpetir.Btesnibsth; (Mod.) nj
— de rv-age, (Photog.) toning bath.
bmlanette, /. bayoaet.
talKT, >-l. d r. kin. -
m.kH.kHmc
iMlue, /. f^, deoline.
— dudkin*». l^ofB
kaluer, ■.(, lower; bow
ltheh«d). -.
i.fiJl.
«ink. deeline; detoiornte. — ,r.
Btoop:
foU; t» dBJected.
— m. »ttin«
ot the
BiQ).
baluHn, /. bottom, fo
ot. part jurt «bovo ti>»
Ibcs (tia of wJDe in n cuk). bmlHOlr, m. (SoKI brioe tuik. baUl, m, broom; (A lartr) laop; (Site.) btuah.
— de e&nmunication, commutator bruih-
— ^feoHffbf, dyniLmo brush. fealBle, pr, S tine, of balayer.
balml». balkl, a. In mbit balai'(i) , balu ruby.
1. balaucuiff, ntu. (»« balan-
:; (Aifron.) bbration.
&ri«; BwiiuEi rock; «oiflh, «i-
, /, biUaan factory, vuLla factory; balance making;.
attter, r». beam, lever; pendulum: preia (for fltflmpinff, puochiiuE or the Ilka) ; fly, flyer (of a vheel); balance, balance wheel (of a wat^); rod (of a pump); balanoe
— dicovpoir. cutting ]
balançoire, /. ewins;
apparatus for aiftiitj
talkTMl*, balBremcnt, m. aweeinng.
whelebone.aem comme
■MJbutasc, m. ballaatinc.
bmDc/.ball; bale; pack; bullat; (BvO-hii^
— àtdairer. (/V".) light baU.
— àfeu. (Pirro.) fire ball.
— à fumée, /.Pyro.) unoke ball.
— ardtnle, (Piro.l liaht ball,
— emu/ue, conical buUet.
— d'oTtHia, pyrotechnie ball, fire ball.
— dt rflmpfUBoi/f, ehrapnel bullet.
— liâtavte, (Pyro.) light ball.
— mvhipis, fragmentation buUet. bmller. t.t. (AfaCoJ.) baU.
kanan, m. balloon; specif. . a ^iheiieal or round- bottomed Oaak, balloon Baak (but alao applied rather loosely to certain oth^ flaaka); carboy; infiated ball (aa a foot- ball; top (of an automobile) ; hood.
— it col omrl, shttft-neoked balloon.
— à ditHOaHtm. — i dMaier, balloon Soak for distillation.
— à fiilrtr, romid-bottomed filtering fia«k.
— d fund vial, flat-bottomed flaok (usually a norenoeSaak).
bolder with delivery tube and etopoook. for laboratories.
— à Umg Eat. iona-necked balloon, bolthead,
— d'ariificw, fire baQoon. ~ de PaileuT, Pasteur flask.
— d^txtroftion, balloon flaak for ertraetion (short wide neck, fiat bottom).
— dUviettr, dilution floak (uaed in the analy- sis of air).
— ■ rfavrte, a special bottle (resembling a waah ^1e liquid and
in the f
ioBate. •
batlotc. /. (gol.) Ballots.
biUIOtle,/.aDullba]l;awineTnBel; -ballots. "ottcff T-f. toss, toes about, ahake; pack in balee; ballot for. —v.i. shake, wobUe,
r, m. banana |pla
incin. bed, stratum; I:
bed; bank (of sand, et
— d Anmfflar, {Pj/n.) oh
inch; (TecA.) frame, hkine frame, ofaokiDC
tartifirxt. (iVo.) laboratory table.
~ra; hoop: bandage; bandaging. auntichùuc, rubber tire.
bsDile, /. btod; Btrip; slip; stnp; b»lt; ban- dace; tint; side, flhoK. taodéi PrO, bimdaged, etc, (bïa bander). — IB. DampTesnoa (of a spring).
. kdh»
h oord) ; I
wind up (a Bpring) ; tiflhtfiu
(wimething elMtie) ; coek (a gimi . — >.i.
be tight.
' nkvbeat Sour; buskwhest.
lonUtoe, /. ahoulder belt.
iMKt, /. tjutakirtB, flDVirona, miburba.
ictt /. hamper; awning; tarpaulin; iMin-
ito» /. bankruptcy, m. banker.
. tub; bucket; trough; tray; (Olamt', Tor coolins the blowpipe.
1, — m. bai^
trbTetqiie, a. of Bajbary. taAe, /. beard; rouih edge, bun (of oastingi. etc.); (Pamr) deckle; barb; wattle, gill; fin.
— de pium», feather of a Quill. ^
fcf bfn, n. Domfloffer. bluebottle (Csntaur» (twiiH); barbel (a fish), —a. cornflower (blue), light blue,
terbclé, a baibed.
buUUmi, m, barb: barbel
bsrbotace, m. bubbling, etc. (gee baiboter): mash (as of bran and water) .
barbolCT, r.<. |of gaH») bubble; paddle, dab- ble; mumble. — -ï.t-miïTiiUr; dip; aplaeh,
barbotenr, m, bubbler (vwel in which a gas delivery tube dipa intc a liquid, t.ff. a gaa- waahing bottle or a potash bulb); mixer, atimr, agitator; duck. — a. bubbling;
— à paiettta. paddle miier. ' " 'ocket wheel. Fhain pulley.
■, /, (Ciram.) slip, «lop; (Pliarm.)
barhn, a. bewded; (Bat.) bertxte. bardaau. m. shingle; slate (for rooflng). bardidle, /. Ifflaa) bullion bar (an arm or bu
on whioh the glaas ia rested) . baril, m. baireh baml-shapBd veasel. bariHe, /. barilla (either alkali or plant).
— douce, the first quality of Spanish crude soda.
— mitarioét, aeoond-crade planish crude soda.
bariDet, m. small barrel, keg; (Ou) a hariKHf tal washing apparatus, hydraulic main; {Math.) barrel, drum, cylinder; (nf a fuse)
baJMe.p.a. bariqnc/.
iriegated, party4olored, motley. » barrique.
I machine, irtùm.
— pBriadf, portable barometer. bantmetrtqae. a. barometric (al). bantméttlqaeiiient, aàt. bsrometrically. bantmCtiocraplM, m. barometmgraph. baro-
bBToniw, /. baronees.
barcMiite, a. (of pearls) irrepilar. baroque; odd.
baniae, /. (small) boat, skiff.
barqaleal. m.pl. (Snap) tanks having per- forated false bottoma and used for th* preparation of lye.
banmce, m. dam; barrier; (Jfil.) barrage.
bamMt m. barras, galipot.
bane,/, bar (in various senaes); line.stroke.
— dr. T-bar. T-iron.
— (f aÛw, (Else.) pœitiïe bus bar.
— dt fnameau. — ât Drills, fire bar, grate bar.
— dc rttmiT, (Eltc.) negative bus bar.
— {f «menJrtffue. eccentric rod.
— du foyer, fire bar, grate bar.
— itmoin, (Moal.) trial bar. tap bar. barrcan, m. (imall) bar; bar (le^ sanaa).
— de çriUe. grate bar.
— d'ewi, teat bar.
barm, i.t. bsr; dam; strike out, oroa out. barrette. /. (small) bar; rib, stay, atr^
— d'emai, test bar, teat strip.
bsirlqae
. /. baml disk («gp. for liquid*).
oHMfizuv, cauHtic baryta, bArium oxide. hydr^iée, hydrmted bajyta, barium hydroj de.
t, t. (Uin.) buiU. barytM. bMTtlqnc, a. of or pertsiiiiiii (o barium < baiyta, barytioi as, tul/ate barytitiie, ta
barjrtun, m. baHum-
Inu, a. lo«: lu»«r: thallow. — n. boMon
Ipwer part, foot: flt<Hkir«. — adt. low
down. cfi. rl— .down; low, off with; dowD witb.
— fo^vT, {Metal.) any broad, low furnaw (t witb afaaft fumaoo). luArth
bottom; from
i.bault. I»«altliiiie, a. bsMltic. baoRDVi /- tazmed aheepakin, aheep, baail. teiaut, t>-a- tanned, sunburnt.
(e«p. of th« steel-
swipe, basFulF
yard kind) ; aj
o! a trough or fnpe whioh is rooked
and backward; reciprooatloc or
lUH-food, m. low ground ■hoal; (rarely) deep
— i.r. be based, bottom ; shoal we
bMophUe, a.
battase
Bee baa foyer, under bos.
(Biol.) basopbilie, basophilous. i.ofbaa. —/.shoal; (Aftuic) ban. ../, farmyard; back yajd. bUM-etdlll, /. base metal, esp. an alloy of
buse-mn, /. low water, low tide. basacrie. /. (LnWAsr) plumping liquor. bawesae./. lownees; basea(«, meaiuKn.
specif, scale pan; dock; (Anal.) pelvis.
— filtrant, filtering basin, &1ter bad. bwdne. /. a variously shaped open venel (luu-
olly circular in forra but either shallow or deep and either metal or pottery), pan.
— amique, a pail-shaped veeacl, widening from bottom to top and having the han- dlat on the ùdea.
— (^HndriTie, a cyUndrical vessel or JAr, usually with handles on the sidce.
bauinu', r.l, dampen, moisten, sprinkle; bathe. bassinet, m. (small) basin; (of a fuse) oup.
bassatJn, m. (Dj/ein^) indigo vat. baatilnqiie, m. a kind of black-ash funtaoe. bas-rentn. m. lower part of the belly.
batkiOe,/. battle; battle arrsi. batailler, v.i. battle, struggle.
. a. bastard, mongrel, hybrid. bataM, /. sweet potato, batatas. batariquv, a. In the phrase forms botongtM,
bateau, m, boat,
d tHipsur, steamboat, steamer. balcaa-cltcme. m, tank boat, tank s(«amer. ' Se, /. pan (for washing gold) . I, p,a, built; fSanine) basted, — m. frame, framework; support, bed, stand ; basting. bâtiment, m- building, structure; vfeeel, ship.
— dt Brodaalion, (Salt) graduation bouse,
âtlr, v.t. build; (Seiciia) baste. — i.i. build,
— D.r. be built; build for oneeelf.
blton, m. stick; rod, cane, etaS. wand, baton. bdtorië ramput, by snatch».
(ZoflJ.) batrachian. batlaie, m. beating; stamping; thrashing; driving (of piles).
tmttont
bedtina: (wineinc (d(K«) : flchtioc; iMaeh.) emus, workint. —m. l«f {of ■ d<w[)i clspper (of ■ bell); Iwtteii (of ■
(a, /. beater, beetle, runnuir; (of m chum) be*tcr, pluncOT.
beatinc; boat: "Itpp'Titi fi>p-
ktterlei/. battery; fightins, friQ'.
— Stâri^u», elootrio b»ttery.
— d'or. Bold bo»tw. Iter; chuini tbraflbing uu-
(cMefly Fefit).
batCrVi v.L beat; pound, etrike. boioiiieT, bat- ter, nun, thrish. driva (piles), ooin (money). — v.i. bcAt; throb, palpitate; clap, itamp; (UaiA.) be locae. — KR pMn, be in full blaat.
battu, p.a. beat«n. etc. (see battre).
battDK, /. Bold Uoquer.
e,/.a
— taUdtnim, (Piorm.) a solution of kauri sum in an equal weicht of BO per MDt aloohol.
— dé Canada, Canada baleam.
— de CarUvuènt. baliam of Tolu.
— d> ifmtùt, (Bol.) horse balm (CoUinamia). ^ de cpfuAu, copaiba, copaiba baloom.
— dtOatad. balm of Oilead.
— -dt la Mtcqut, balm of Gileod, Mecca bal-
— de Ptrou
-de Firm
— de T-ol» (or Mu). balsam of Tolu (or tolu).
rfbeuMin-
rad merourio oxide.
several narootic and aromatio plant eub-
— sert, (Sol.) qworznint.
bmiix,i>(. ofbuL
buultti,/. (Vin.)bauiite.
banrd, a. talkative; gomping.
iMTaioU, 0, Bavarian.
iMTe, /. alarer, slobber, alime, foam.
brnnr. v.i. slaver, slobber, dribble, run, (ot ink)
bavBtta,/. bib; plate.
BaTHra, /. Bavaria.
baToebé, p.a. btuired, printed indiatiiiDtly.
■wTUrt, /. rough edge, s>
9, burr, bewd, m<dd
«.bdellium. Qi a. beautiful, handsome, fine, elegant, fair, pleasant; proper, fitting; Qa compound words) etep-, -in-l»w. ■ — m. best; beauty: beautiful; beau, fop.
much, greatly. — m. muoh, a great doal, a good deal. d — près, by far, by a great deaL
de — , by far, by much. bCMte, /, -
.er; Up (of a Tessel); beak, bill; a Btm or retort); any of v»ious £ parts, nose, spout, stud, catch,
EandeSEence. inoandeai itae, burner for creati
— cachetenr, a burner for **«l'"f letters, etc.
— Carael, Garoel lamp.
— da cwoffu, stork's bill; herb Robert {Go-
— d« MlretJ. safety burner.
— .d'^toin,(jtfin.)a twinned eassiteri te crystal.
— de tirade, — bee k tirage. — papiUon. fishtail bumer(T).
rane's-biU (i
bêche. /, spade.
beeherilBi. m. beaker.
béftjtt, v.i, li I. etammer, etutter, lisp.
belce, a. (of wool) raw, natmal; of the color
of. or made from, niw wool. bd, a. ITsed instead of beau before vowels
and in oertain phrases. See beau. bdge, a. Belgian. bdge-«t)fi>l«n, a. (Zint) designating or pertain-
Bdclqne, /. Belgium.
benadans, /. belladonna.
beOadODlne, /, belladoDnioe.
belle, a. fern, of beau. — /. belle, fur one.
beniqaeni. a. warlike, martJal, belliowe.
beUlte, /. (£zt>l-) bellite-
ben, m. ben, ben nut, ben tree (Marinça).
/. blessing, benediotion, cons^
n.> profit, gain: (Oem
«raie, a, kind, benevolsat; (of etudsnta) spoffl»!, not candidate for a degree. Ckle, m. {Pi/ro.) BenciJ Light; (cap.)
Mnlt, béni, p
.hl««d
beiUolii, «.
benioin
ceptMle
tranoportfd in factoriee, minu, strj. baeket, cauo, cradle» oar, akip, buoket. e, /. I^ot.) avena. bennet (Geur
itienyl eulfoae.
beiueDrle, m. tienienyl.
benihrdrol. m. beniohydrol. bembydrol.
bemldliie, /. benaidinc.
benlliie, /. beniene (or, Cam. beniole); ben-
— cohphanfg, turpentine (tbe oleoreeia).
— delà A/mail, beDiene (or bentola),
— Moire, !i»ht beniole.
— lourd*, hisavy beniole.
— rni^ie, oil of turpenlino.
— Tfeit, heavy beniole. bCBiomte, n. beoioate. bcniobleil, m. benio blue (■ dye). beniDllMliie, /, (Dyei) benaoSavine. bcnio(tirfiir>iie, m. beniofuran. beniofur-
"ne, /. benioln.
lemol, m. bannie, beniol (the oamnwdal product); beniena (th« eompouud).
bciUDiiBphtoI. m. beoionai^tbot (S-n^ihtlirl benaoate, uaed aa an antieeptia).
beaif lamina, /, bemylainine.
bemrle, m. benayl.
bvnarUqav, a- beniyl, benaylio.
béquille, /. oruteh; handle (of a soek); prtith
btrberine, /, boberine. bwbérinlqne, a. berberine, of berbetine. bMtv,/- iBol.) WW parsnip (HeradaanJ. bcrooD, m. oradle (in variooe BeDaea): baird vault: (.Pounding) a fumaee for dryinc oolds.
'ock; deceive; (Ërurovinff) cradle, bcrcamotc, /. bergamot. bergamot orancc;
berffsmot oranffe tm- berBatnaUn, m. ber^™ot onmte tree (Citrut
betrer, m. ghepbtod. béribCri, m. berib^ bérU, m. b«7l- Bermndes, /.pi. Bermudas. bél7l> m. beryl béiTiliDni, n. berylUum.
task, labor, buûncice.
besicles, /.pi. spectacles. besocDe, /. work;
.(. woit
Mte,/. heaet, brute, animal; idmpleton; avc^
sion. — a. silly, stupid. bCtI», /. stupidity, folly, nonaense. btuaae,/. betony iBttonica). bitnni m- coacretc; (rarely) coToatnun.
— aggloméré, ordinary cement concrete.
— ontU, reinforced concrete, armiwed eon-
— au quart, — au teptiime, etc. ooncrete etc of other materiaL
Mtoa Coiffotl. > kind oî o fpi'ing «mnd with tx and iiddioa WAt«r.
bétonnUre, /. conorste miio-. bette, /. any plant of th« geniu Beta, ii
beéta and chard. betterave, /. beet, beetroot.
— à auen, ouffar beet.
— frntrragen, fora^ beet.
— peloiiéra. beet foi cooking.
— mi^iire, HUgar beet.
— da oKoo, caeao butter (icB protHrir called
de mMicade, nutmeff butter. it HcAa, cow butter, ordinary b ^Wnt, fretih butter, unsalted hutt /. place where butta
bertbMqoe, n. [Bd(.) Indian pennywort. bCnwrd, m. beioar. bésoardtgae, a. beioaniic.
ofsda —. old name tor sUa«iii arid. biMsCtrle, m. biaoetyl, 2. 3-butaDedion«. Mxddc, a. biacid, duKÎd. Hals, m. ilope. inclination, alaut: bias, benl
way of looldoï or prooeediiig, shift. — i
Blantinc. obUque. skew, aakew. awry- de — , «I — , obliquely, aalant, aakew, on th
bias. bUaer. >.i. slant, slope, slope off. Mktomlaae, a, diatomie. Mbairtlqne, a. containiuc two atom» of bt
Hum, dibarium. Mbailqiie, a. bibaaic, dibasic, Mbdot, m. small ornament, kniokknaek. blbQosrapbe, m. bibliographer. btbUosraplile, /. bibliography. MbDocTaphlgm. a. tHbliographioCat). blUtothécalre, m. Ubrarian.
e,/. hbrary; bookoase.
. (Ora. Chem.) introduce tw
Mbrombydriiiue, a. (Org. Chan.) of the nature of a dibromohydrin (thug, athylene chloride la oalled the iiher bibrùmhj/dri^we of glycol).
a. dicalcium, dicaloic. 9i n. bicaTl)onate,
7 bUodnro
MMTbim. m. dicaibida, bioarMde, (fonneriy)
bicarburet. Mcaire, a. (MaUi.) raised to the fourth power. blebet, m. annatto. bicUoré, a. dichloro. dicUoro-. bleUorhrdrliitu, a. of the nature of a dichlo-
rohydnn. See bibromhydriquc. bltUomre, m. di chloride, bichloride. btchranimtê, m. dichromate, bichromate.
— de potfuK, potanium ilichromate.
— de aowUt cùdiiun dichromA(«,
do», IR. can, tin-plate veasel (often holding about S Liters) for oil, gaaoltne or the like ; large juE or pitcher of wood or metal;
— tnfendtore. IMQ.) incendi a», /. (tfocA.) rod, arm.
rod, side rod- — - iTaceaupieTHént, coupling rod,
— motrice, driping rod.
«D, odi. well; voy; very much, much; quite, entirely. — m. good; good tliisg, bleaaiiia; property, estate, ponmiuloa.
à —, succnsfully.
t prell under- stood; certwnly.
— entenda <rus, it being undemtood that, piw- vided that.
— peu, very little.
■rably.
en —, honorably: fav
«i — ^tK, Bo that; however, however m Mea-être, m. welfare, oomfort. comforts. blenAbaDt, a. beneficent, bénéficiai. helphiL Menblt, m. benefit. Memul, a. biennial. UentOt, adt. soon, shortly, presently. bMre, /. beer; bier.
— dtBmntwick, mum.
— de conafTvs, — - de oorde, lager beer.
MiairS, a. mottled, party-colored.
of the oature of a diiodrAy
iiodide, biiodide. biniodide.
a, m. (PAorm.) luue nàa.
il(«tte. /. jewdry; |cw«]>r'> trade « ihop. 1, m. balaim sheet,
/.bile. «01.
dt boat, oigsll. 01 tula. Ire. a. biliary, tale.
id, m. billiards; InUiiiid table or room.
,/. amall ball (of metal or other matariBl);
tnlliard ball; marble; los; billet; euokv,
■boot; euttiDs (foe propagatioD).
i, m. note, bill, tioket, ballot, «rtiOcalc
ja hanVM, bank note.
gimpU. promiaaory notfi; (RaUaa^B) sinvle
'ii« m. oc^ bronu; billon (debased alk^ lormarly used for money) ; (AvrJc) ridfe. t, m. blook.
Mf a. dinitrated, dinitro. — fn. dii
Dompound.
Umle, /. bioohemutry.
bJrnlste, m. biochemiat.
raphe, m. biographer; Inocr^ih.
TKpUe, /. biography.
)fle, /, biology.
>Clqiic, 3. bioloeicCal].
>ll8te. bMocne, m. biologiat.
rde, HI. dioxide, (formerly) bioiide.
;d diasd
hiinie oxidep
Fo atomii ol potsB-
1 primary aloohol
MnceaC, a. biréfringent.
a. arayÎBh brown, brown, swarthy. — -oA.
a aeoond time, twice (uaed with niunbera;
DtoMdtdi porealaina, bieouit poTMlain, liJiiiiik.
a. (of bread) baked longer than ■■■■i^l redyed, dyed a aeooad time, bevel; benJ.
. a. biMOondary. ( .1. r«dye, dye a second tSi crain) datkea, deteriorate.
e, /. (Win.) Inamuthinite, biamutb-
Hamntli-Métliyle, m. binnnth triethyl,
tjiethytbismuthine. UwectW. «,l. bisect.
biMftMon, /. bisection.
MaseetrlM, a, /m>. ot bineoteur. — /. hiin
blatn, m. Eniter, bistre.
MnibatltDé, a. diiubstituted, bisubstituted. UmUtC, n. bisuiate, acid sul&te.
— de 90ude, sodium bisulfite. Mmlfltlqliei a. of or pertunins to a bisulSte,
bbnilStic. iMBuIGte. UnilftuVi m. disulfide. biaulBde. Mtartnte, m. bitartraU, aoid tartrate.
— de jKtatMt potassium lutarbvte. Utertlmln, a. bitsrtiuy. Cf. biprimaiie. bltto'. m. iHtters (the liquor, eqi. made from
blafUd, a. dull,
, m. brush (of soft hair) ; badger.
- antii/ue, (Otate) wbite Ela« wilk uish (Teen tint, cathedral sUaa. fU. antimony wMM.
ut Sorgtnt, • fiiu vtritty of white lewL
— dé baryU, hwyt» white.
— d€ biamuth, bismutli wHte. -'— de Bouffival, « furm o{ whttuiE^
— de oiruH, white lead, lead white.
— de CAampoonfli whitiui whiteoLoff.
— dé chaiix, whitewaeb, coat ot whilewaeh.
— dé Climt, Chinoaa white.
-^ dé fard, pemri white ^nôo biflmuth ni- tntei).
— di HambovTg, Hamburi white. _ dé BiMoadé, Dut«h while.
— de Kremé, Kremnits white, bems white. ^ de lait, milky white.
— de lune, (Jlfdol.) while heat, weldinc heat. ^ de M«udên, a form of whitinf.
. — dé MuUipwae, Jead Butfate.
— dé néisé, goow white (aino white}.
— ' di perffl, pearJ white (bismuth oxychLjride).
— de pJffmA, white lead, lead white. ^ d'Btpùffne. Spaoiah white.
— di Ttohi; a form of whiting.
— de tine. line white.
— d'au/, esfl white, white of egg-
— Ah. blaoo fiie (barium sulfate).
— nul, dead white, dull white.
— minéral, whiting, whitening. .— * permanent, permaneut white.
— mle, dingy white, grayiih or yellowiih «bit»
— éoudant, weldiog hMt, white heat.
:h BHer: ■ Icind of white wool
u, ohen
tl bleaohing.
AneUri *.(. whiten, bleach, bUncb; waeh;
oÏBan, poliah (metals) ; reSne (caet iron} ;
tin; drflH, trim, rough^grind, imooth;
Bald, parboil; waahfor; exonerate. — t-i.
turn white, whiten, bleach, blaach, pale,
fade: lof hair} turn gray; graie. — v.r.
turn white, whiteu, bleaoh. — à la chaux, whitewash.
at, laundering; whHe-
bUnchlicuit, p
btenchluerlei /. bleacbery; bleaohlng trade laundry, plaoe where elothee are waehed.
bleaching;
, whiteoing, etc. (see blan
Mea
ftm, of blanchlnenr. have a white reflectian. . m. welding heat, white heat, m. {Mining') blanket. bUnUtc, /. blankite.
blanquette, /. blanquette (a kind ot kelp or crude goda) ; a white iparkling wine of the Midi; (Dtri.) low winee. blé, m. wheat; (with oualifying words) grain,
etc.): wheat Geld, g — barbu, bearded wheat.
in field.
uckwheat. btonde, /. (Afin.) blend, blende. ~ ' ~ blendoui, of or eont^ning blend,
round, hin^, injure; offend, round, hurt, injury; grief. Met, a. bletted, oyB»ipe, half-decayed.
.i, bïet. become ovec^^ipe. bleu. a. blue. — m. blue; bruiae.
— luur, — Mette, aiure, aky blue.
ment).
— Coupier, Coupler's blue (induUm).
— d'acier, sl^i blue.
— d'anHine. aniline blue.
— de Berlin, Berlin blue.
— de Brème, Bremen blue.
— de ffaiiamine, ga l la mi ne bloe.
- d-trnaH. smalt.
- de Uddala, Meldola's blue.
— de methvUne, methylene blue.
— de naphtot. naphthol blue.
— de fTieholtm, Nicholson'B blue.
— de ffH. Nile blue.
— de nuit, night blue, ~- dé Parié, Parie blue.
— de phényiine, pheaylene blue.
— dé PnuM, Pruioian blue.
— de roi. king's blue.
— de tafre. saffer blue, smalt.
— de Saxe. SaioD blue, Saurny Uaa,
— de Sierêt, SAvres blue.
— 'de tatuytène^ toluylene btue. 1
n ff fndfJT^ indigo bEue» indisotiD,
■^ iovptien, Esypti&a bLua, aopp«r glial.
— hydron, hydron blue-
- lumitre. light blue, bleu lumière (the dya) ;
— tmtbn. dark blue! (Pjia) nicht blue,
— turbin, « dark, mat blue, , — Victoria, Viclori» Mue, Wenltre. □, bluish.
blmlMADt, p.pr. of ble
MenlHenMBt. m, turm
biCn-teplB, m. (SIo.
thai ■ ■ ■
>iida.
UeuM, pa. tiuied *ith blue, bluish. blMitcr, t.I. tinge with btua, blue sliehtly, bUndkCe. m. armut, armor plating; cafdng,
protection; (Afil.) blindage. bUDder, >.I. armor; aa»; (Uil.) bliud. blue, m. block; lump, man. [ot; log. — it jMtn, (boA.) BypBum bloek. flR — , in a lunip, in the lump. Uocaie. n- «topping, eto. (aee bloquer). blocDB, m. blockade.
blond* a. light-colored (light yellow or light • brown, diAtinguiahed from blanc, white) ;
blond, fair, ~m. light color; blond. btODdmr, /. light color. blondir, t.i. turn hgh^oolored, turn Ught yel-
low, (of grain) whiten. blondoyer, i.i, h&ve t. hghl yellow reflection. Noam, m. iMttol.) bloom. Moqaer,
.. ËÏ.
lockade;
with plaster).
fuU overgarment). bloette. /. Bpvk, iqiarkle; Oake or icale ol
blnetteTf 9.i. spark, iparifle.
bhitMVt "•. bolting.
blBtcr, 1.1. bolt (flour, oement, etc.).
Unterlc, /. bolting mill, bolUng house,
bintalr.itt bolter, bolting machine, bolting cloth .
■coace (of a candlntick) ; iiteel edge (on
aknifeorchiwl). boblnnge, m. iqKM^ng, winding; wiring, ooil- boblDC. /. bobbin, q^ool, drum, reel; (Ebc.;
floil, oholdng ooil
— <U Hukrniorg, Huhmkorff coil,
— d'indtiftwn, — iiîdactria, induction ooiL
— îrufuifa, aecoodary oc "'
CTUHhing.
bocsrder, r.i. stamp, crush (orea, etc bocaoi. pi. of bocal. bœuf, m, oi; (pf.) cattle; beef.
(. driuk; absorb, drinl Boak up; awallow (an drink ; (of paper) blot- — n ing; ereek, inlet, channeL
— Udnc, soft wood (i
utdt), —■.£.
— Saiçle, eaglewood, agallooh.
— d'wnaro.nU. miLhoeaity,
— iTavbier, sapwood.
— idriU, wood sawed into plauki, boatdt^ etc., timber, lumber.
— dt BrésH, braiilwood-
— dt brin, whole timber (not «plit),
— de eampêehe, logwood, oBmpeaehy wood; iPliam.) bematoirloD,
— de charpenU. timber, lumber.
— da cha^aat, firewood.
— de fOru6-tifffon, timber, lumber.
— ds fer, iroQwood.
— de fir Uonc, V«t) Sidtnatfion efm r m iii cr its wood.
— deJU. wood out with the grain.
— de frêne, aah wood, aah.
— da (raloc, guaiooum wood, lignum yittf, — dflÂabte/utoK,foreAt timber; timberfomrt,
— de pttiUe, straw board.
— it roH, roMwood (the cabiast wood) ; rho- dium wood, njoeHood (oon titinin g % ir%f mut oil).
— dt tam«. locwcMjd.
— de gonbit, Bmdftlwaod.
^ tU «appan, sapaa wood (a red dyewood).
— dM llu, bTMlwood (T).
— duffeU, dry wood, BCaKmed wood.
— d> temfcir., dyowbod.
— dt ertiHiZ, timber, lumlMr.
— d'Jmlf, loBwood.
— d'ouvrfl, timber, lumber.
— doux, soft wood; oaAcariUa; Uc<si« root,
— draii, Btnùaht-Brained wood.
— dnBrêtQ, braiilwood,
— du cmtn. hetuiwood.
— dut, hud wood, hsrdwood.
— dura, artifidal wood, wood pulp.
— jIn, fine wood, cl«»«n^ed wood,
— ttnta, {Pharm.'i metereura.
— pr», soft wood
— javat. yelbwwood, «peoif., the wood of Menu HmMria.
— ' parfait, heartwood.
— . tùufré, eulfurated wood.
— fejidn, ioft wood.
— wif, oreen tirabor. green wcwd. iMlsatBi m. woodwork. fnuDiuc, ewinai plank-
kuisf, a. wooded: wunsooted, psoeled. bolwrle, /. waimootiiia, paneline. bidsetu, a. woody, licueoui.
tinfUÏBfaedfrom baieëeau n
drioal); buflhe].
■Isaon. /. drink, beverxee,
piquette; diinkiiic, dnm]
pluc of a stopcock or tap J., without a qualifyinc
balte, /. box; can. ohert, s
— A f*u, fire boi,
— à fitmée. bmoke boiL
■ — à no^ou, (Poundww] oo
— à téacHft. rea^nt box.
(, (of ■ fimiMe) wind box; (of ui
batM da dttHKuMOn, (Kj«.) «nnneotins I switchboard.
— d> Pfiri, Petri didi.
— da rlntlana, (flac.) i "
— ^orù/int, original bol or e«
{Maeh.) irnsulai
bolTent, pr. S pi. <nd>c. it lubf. of bm». boll m. bole; bolua. large pilh bowl. bolalre, s. bolar, bolarr. bolet, m. (Bat.) boletuL BnllTle, /. BoUvia.
bsr). bombkglaCe, m
— fumioèTie, amoke bomb,
— ineendù^B, inceadiary bt
à — compte, chei^ly.
à — marché, cbaap; cheaply.
à la bonne heure, very wcH, good, so be
— ètÙl, Tm the nctiecatioQ of alcohol) the fraction which followe the aicooi de cœur and ia followed by the mouen eiii lit iaoludea the aicoot fin and botdc alcohol of second quality); a superior quality of certain
fcortiw prtiniire, (Soap) ■ sail lye of 28' B.
banni iKondc, (Soap) a salt lye of 26* B.
— teint, fast dye, fast color; fast.
de bonne heure, hkiq, early. bonbon, m. bonbon, aweetmeat. bonbonne, /. carboy; large bottle suoh a
toOt, S. openiiia, vent, outlet, inlet, (of i cask) bungbote; stopper, bung; iluiefl.
— (raif-pWn, oyerflaw.
— de TvrrvjAittoQt, opening for putting in ma
lioii4iHi, m. bunn, vtopper; Oe» often) bung- bole; bondoa chew, bondon,
feMEbenr,», (ood fortune, luek; welfsre; «uo-
1. /em. of bon. ■
nrapty, mncerely; exactly. bMUMt. m. asp; end <A a windaw-glan oylin- der to wbnh the blowpipe la attached.
koHted goode, knitting,
(calcduia nbonte),
b*iiBe(4«, /. «hade (on «rtai
inatl
bonté, /. goodness,
kindneai.
-is (boric)
bonette, /, (Jtfin,)
borate, «. borate.
-de cAaui, b
rate of
Ume
borste;.
— d..™i!, bora
.e of soda (aodi
bordure, /. border, edging, edge, binding. bordiiifi o. bordered.
bortel, a. nortli, northern, boreal. bore-mfitlirlc, ft. boroa methyl, boron tt
boréthylê, m. borethyl, boron triethyl. borcne. a. ont^yed: (of tiiingB) deficient
borldame, m. boridsm, boi borlqae, a, borie. bortqoé, n- treated with
bonw, f, boondary, limit; post (to mark a
— d'liHachs, Ifiitc-) binding post. bomti^ m. bomeol.
borner, v-t. limit, confine, restrict; bound. bomrlamlne, /. bomyltuoine. bomyle, m. bomyl. bomrltDO, TH. bomyleae. boro-tDiiKitlqiie, a. bomtungstio. bonire, m. boride. bouace, m. booiiig, boss, swelliog. boue, /. bump. boos. protuL>eraDce, proD^
nence, hump; (Art) relief. boHOler, I.E. emboH; dent.
/.botany. — a. botanical. int, odt. botanically. botanist. bobrolde, a. botrrwlBL botte,/, bundle, bunch, (ofwirs) eoil, (of yam) hank; boot; butt (large caik); (Zinc',
.11 bundle.
bODcanave, m. amoking (of meat or fiah) . boiieaiuice<'i '■'• amoke, cure by smokiiig. boneant, m. hogahead. boaehagc, m. stopperiog, eto, (aee boucher).
— i l'èmiri, makhic of ground stoi>i»rB, stop- per grinding.
bonchc, /. mouth; opening. ori£ce.
Xr fH. filling, plugging, stoprùng. stopper, stop, atop up. plus, plug
',, provide with a ground lAoppir. ,.. butchery; butdier trade. bfHfche-tron, m- stopgap- bouehon, m. stopper; plug, stopple, oork, tampon, wad, wadding; cap, cover, lid.
— il dëuj: troué, two-holed atopper.
— d t'émeri. ground stoppa.
— d'amoree, fuse plug, primer phig.
— de aûreU, safety plug.
— ds vidange, drip cook- ' iber stopper; rubb«
bODCher, I
banehonnleT, m. malier of, or dealer in, i
bancle,/.loop, ring, eye; bend <aa of a H-t
Ibow, turn; buckle; curl <ot bur). boDclN, t.t. buolile: ring; curl (hur).
toadln, m. (stuffed) puddius, mui
Bpring. H fuse, a roller, ft glue bulb, a roU
boadliuce, m. (S«p) pressng (of toilst xisp)
into s homoseaeiiua eylinder. bondloef /- ^Ulattbiowing) bull'a-«yfl' bondlDemei /. ■ suwliiiie for prenins toilet
bane,/, mud; slime; mire, diii; puiL booéc, /. buoy.
boOMIIt a. muddy; ulimy: foul, dirty. boDB&e* /. puff; nhiff, lô'âath; outburst. bvaOw. T.i. puff, puff out, buUe; (of bread)
boiiJB, p.a. puffed, puffy, swolleD, bloiLt«d.
boufflr, f.(. A i. puff up, puff out, bloat.
bonKCi m. bulge, swell, conventy; closet.
boDter, It. budce, stir.
^oncle. /. candle, taper (egp.. a candle made from wai or fatty acids, in distinction from ehandtiièj ; cylindrical or cmndlfr^baped filter (eep. one for aterilising liquids), filter candle; (.Med.) boucie; {Mach.) spark ptuff. '-~Bn-kefdd, Berkefeld filter.
— Chamberland. Cbamberland filter,
*— décimale, deoimal candle, botifiie dédmate.
— dé aire, wax candle.
— de lUarinc, stearin candle (mode of >t«acia acid).
— d'oribuB, redn torch.
— électrique, electrio-light carboQ. *
— normaU, standard candle.
— aifariîiji, - bougie de «Marine. bongfc-benrei /. caadle-bour. boairan, m. buckram.
r. fermentation (of beer, eider.
bautUalson
bouillait, imp. S n'no. of bouillir. bODlIlaiit, P.O. boiling; scalding hot. "~lent, pr. 5 pt- iridie. dt «i^', of bi ■ -'!,/. distillery.
— d'#au-de-TÙ. braady distiller or (in general) distiller.
— dé cm. one who distils only from eertain fruits of his own rusiug, such as grapes, apples, peare, plums.
— de pfofeétwtt, a distiller who usee material raised by oUiers, or materials not allowed the b^uiUttir de tru, such as peachea, apri- cots, potatoes, sugar beets, cereals,
— d'ot, bone boiler.
oDII, p.a. boiled. — m. btdled meat. «■nue, /. pap, gruel, thickened milk; hence, paatfl, masb, pulp; (Paper) pulp.
boiling water, boUtr,
bODlDOD, m. bubble On a hot liquid or in the solid formed by cooling it), bleb; bubbling; broth, stock; ripple, wave; (A(nv.) liquid manure; (QUue) an air bubble formed in gathering the molten glass.
— btanc, (fiat.) mullein. booUlaniwiiwnt, n. bubbling, efferveasenoe. booiUomiMr, v.i. bubble, bubble up, eflervcHe;
(iish out, gush forth.
booUlette, /. boder, kettle. boOlDatta, e.t. boil gently, simmer. boiilace. m. (Sunor) the aipreeging of sogar
beets; also, the expressed beets. bonlansc, /. unbolted fiour. boaUiiger, m. haker. — (.1. bake (bread). boulaiiserle, /. i>aldDc; baliery, bakeshtv. boule, /. ball; bulb.
— à <nu, gas connection (having a baU-ehived part to which one « more stiq>CDeks a» attached).
— à TObinelé, a ball-shaped eonneotian (tor to which stopsoeks an at-
kfiitun
~ de Ueu, blue ball, baU of bluing. — dé ROÛ-, ball of black pigment or dye, black ball.
— à boui perd, eyebolt.
— d rfowMe, keyed bolt.
— à icTou. screw bolt, bolt and ni
— à ffoujfCle, pinned bolt.
— d ireilùt, wing boH, fly b<dt.
wbdt. — iaraiidé, threaded bolt, M
e;oogie
n. bunch, oliular, alutnp, toH, niiip ; qlder buckthorn {RKam-
bonrde. /. poorest qu&hty
bonrseoD. m. bud; boDrseonneiiieiil. ?
rf«ood); oivil- liDot; (pi.) lons-otaplt
Bonrfosne, /. Buraundy.
bonTKOCne, m. Burgundy vine, burgundy.
boursnlSiioi), a. Bursundian. Buriuody.
bOUllet, m. - bourrelet.
botirrmche, /. borage t^orat/o n^cifuiHt}^ any
plant of tbe jicdub Baraco. bourracc, m. (Mininç) tunping- bomre, /. (a fibrous mAss or nuteml) wad,
Ehort bair; down; t4ff wool; Qoes; ailk waste; tnish, refu&e; (Mininç} tam^ùng. baniTé. p.a. paeked. eta. (see boumr). boamM. D.a. aaoged; tormented.
n, padding, pad; swelling; flange. * wad. ituS, pad, tamp, ram.
- — dta tanottiiw, tangent golv
— tUctrvpit, BBJvanomet^r.
boot, m. end; extremity, tip; bit. —pr.i
sinff, of bouillir, boute, /. hogshead; bairel: tub.
■ * . 1, (Bipi.) igniter,
L, /, bottle; (for oompreflEed gsseSj
bubble, '
— dtLej/de, Leyden jar. -~ da HTon, aoap bubble,
t. (Oiiui) become full of buttles.
1, stud, lug. handle;
plug; bud; pimple, pustule
iMHitUTC, /, slip, cutting; sucker, shoot, bovtn, a. bovine, pertaining to eattle, borau, m, intestine, gut; hose, (fleiible} tul
boranderle, /. gut works,
brftoelett m, circular band, ring; bracelet.
toaeMe,/. (Boi.) bract,
Iwal, m, pitch; tar; rosin.
— ffToa, soft pitch, residue left when not over 200°).
— KguiiJ*, tar.
— t€c, hard pitoh. dry pitch Ce,g,, the rseidue left when coal tar diatiliation is pushed as far as ia practicable).
bntlae, /. wood ooals (either glowing or not), embers, bed ef coals; overbumed, friable
— chimigae, tinderboi paste. bran, «. bran: sawdust.
branewd, m, handbarrow; litter, stretcher, brftDcbet/, l)ranch; arm, division, subdivision,
etc. ; (of a tripod) leg. brandwmeDt, m, braneiiing; tiruicb tube oi
bnDCb«Ti t.t. branch; connect (tubse, wirea). bnocbette, /. small branch, branchlet. branderle, /. brandy distiurâr, bnndeTtn, m. brandy (made from wine) bnnderlnler, m. brandy distiller or seller. branle, m. swing, swinging; motion, impulse. branler, t,l, swing; shake (the head). — t.i.
bnnlolni m, bsAdlc, Itiver (of a bellows) , rook- Btatf; seaaw.
tain direction). brtu,m. arm; handle; (jVocA.) lever, rod, bolt,
i —, by hand, hand-, bruagc, m- braaing, hard-soldering.
Lth hard solder. brwder, m. fire of wood coals; brasier. brasUler, v.i. shine, sparkle. brsaqne, /. (MtinX:) brasque, lining (as a paste
of powdered charcoal and clay). brsgqner, i.I. brasque, line with brasque.
Lbble, puddle;
Imaavrie
/. brflwery; bear «hop. oaf A. m- brewer; mixer, rabbler, pu itftu), meahmzdoaJ atirrer (or n
btmanitt,/. (Min.) braunit*.
bnTe, a. bnva, (allitDC, fine, worthy, kind.
bnire> /. puddle (moiet olay used tor lining),
brabis, /. «we, (femiile] sheep.
breecloUni, a. breodated.
brtche,/. cap, breach, hole, notch (in an edge!
braf. a, brief, short. - m — . in briet.
BiMI. n>. Braul.
iR^stl, m. braiilwaod, branL
brtcUlen, a. Branlian.
brtaUlae, /. brasiUn.
brfisUlflr, t.(. dye red (with braiilwood) ; i
1*r, shiver, — i.i. (all to powdor, brtrillflt, m. braiilatto, braailetto. brésitleiir. m. braiilwood dyer, Bretacnc, /. Brittany. tnetelle. /. strap, sliiia: brsoe, si
brette, a. tootlied, jancd.
B,a./e
olbref.
il«at; oertiHcate; {Dyeing} a decootii
draft; drench, diploma; eom-
hreretable. a, psieatable. brevetacv* Tn. (AJum) atldi^on of p
theiOTerru
entedartiol
bnTctcr. v.t. p
brtKftde, /, sane, party, body, band; InigadiL brtlftdlcri n. foremaa; oorporsl. briUalueat, adu. brilliantly. biUlsnt. ». brilliant. — n. biillianoy; polish;
bright work, brinaiiter, t.l, cut aa a briliiaut; honor. brllleDieDt, m. tnilliaucy. lusto-, biiUer, *,t, shine; be brd^t, be brilliant. brlD, m. bit, small piece; strand; stapb. flbe^
lof wool, etc.) ; blade, ahoot, aprig, twig.
bHnasse, /. hemp comi
brindlHe, /. slender bn bHqne, /. bricks (of soap) Dar.
— bbmdu, fire brick; white brick.
— crut, ilnbumt brick."
— d< litei, cork briok.
— ' di parement, faoe brick, fadng briok.
— de «fortes, slag brick, slag stone.
— émaiiUB, enameled brick, glased briok.
— hoUandaiie, Dutch brick, Dutch elinker,
— pUée. brick duat.
— réfraetave. fire briok.
— «rni.^, glased briok. - — vitrifiée, vitrified briok.
brtqnet, n. steel (for striking fire); tinder box.
— chimvpte, chamioal tinderboxi aotomatie
brtqnetaffe, m. brickwork.
brfqneté. p.a. bricked; made of bricks; brick- colored, (.Med.) Uteri tioua; imitatina brick,
/. brickmakînc; brick factory;
briqnetenr, m. bricklayer.
briqneller, m. brick maker (or eeller) ; match
maker (or seller); hrioklayec. brli|iietlw-faiiitst«, m. brick-chimney builder. brlquettaie, m. briquetting. brlqitette, /. briquette, briquet.
— de psusffùr, coal-dust briquette. — . de tourbe, turf briquette, turf cake.
brlti m. breaking, ahatteriog, s m as hin g. brisant, Tt.a. breaking, etc. (see briser); (of exploeivea) shattering, disruptive, sudden.
brIaC, P.O. broken.
folding. brise-cllelllt,
breaker. brise-Jet, m. a
ing the for
1. (see briser) ;
tinted.
'. break; (of light) be i 1. Brinol board, bristol.
Mmre, /. break; crsck, flaw; broken part;
folding joint. brittanlqae, a. British.
binding; (of fabrica) figored. bMcbette,/, pin, p»; skewer. bioeliDie> /. utitching (of booka); Ivoehure,
bivdEilei /. embroidciy: inaignia. hulc, pr, S tine of broyer. bralemcnt, brolmcnt. m, — broyage, Inoiiiacétiqae. a. bromoacetio, bromaoetio. bnmal, m. taroma!.
•-, /. bromoalizami. bromalixarin.
mine: iBot.) brome gran.
e, fn. hydrobromida. bromhfdrlnei /. bromohydrin, bromhydrin. bTombrdriqiie, a. hydrobrumie. bromique, a '
bramaftnme. m. bromofonn mide and iodide.
bntDchlqne. a. broncbial. bMnohlto, /. bronchitis. bniiUBte. m. broniing; bm
— adérf, steely brooH,
— A doditê, bell meUl.
— di •lickel. nickel bronir
— dur, — (furet, hard bronie, hardenc
— en pimdre. bronie powder.
— phosphoreux, phosphor bronie.
— ailieeui:. eilicon bronie. a. bronsed; browned; brou» ' r, m. Bteet bronse.
— douce, soft bniah. -mjadi mêlai, wire bnuh.
— patat-partùut, amaU dusting briMh.
— ndg. atiff bruah. Haer, i.e. brush.
brosserie, /. bmahmaldng; bruah faotory,
brossler, n. bruah maker.
bmunre, /. (LeaUur) rxilot bniahed on.
I m. hull, husk (of a nut, specif, watnnt'i broaet, m. gruel, porridge, broth- broactte. /. wheelbarrow.
fttUe, /. barrowful. wheelbarrow load, broncttw, t.t. wheel in a barrow. broDCttenr, branetUer, m. barrowman.
. bloK blighted. ilDardi m. fog. n branlllement, m. mi
1er. bungle, make trouble. bronlllCTle, /. discord, Quarrel, trouble bropasalllc, /. brushwood, underbrush. bronter. r.i. browse; (of tools) cut une' broDtUle. /. small twigs or ahoot« ; tride. brownien, a. Brownian. broyage m, grinding, etc. (see hroyer).
broyeur, m. grinder, etc. (aee broyer).
— à bouleie, ball griader, ball mill,
— pTthérièaieUT, crusher and pulveria^. broyeoie, /. grinder, etc. (see broyer). brayeUBo-mflaiiietue, /. grinder and miier. bn>Tens«-sé«faeDaei /. grinder and drier. bmcellea, f.pl. (apring) forcepa, (apring) pin-
e, rustle, tattle. hiUD, etc.
rattliru
m. noiae: rumbling, 1
bnilt, m. noise*; aound; run
— p.p. * pr. S nina. of bruire. brObble, a. burnable. bittlmsa, m, burning (spedf. ol woeds, bmA,
etc.); hole in a fumaoe fire.
Iwftluitt p.a. bumÏTif. eto. (ne brûler}, hrlMi p.a, burned, biin]t> ete, (see bTÛlc').
— m. bum; burning. ^HIlemfiDt* m. bumio^-
brOler, i.l. bum; roaat; diatill (wine. etc.).
— ù bum, — v.r.bumoDflHeU; bebumt.
— >n dedoT», (of » buraec) bum at the bue. brOlerte, /. diitiUin«; distillery, rap. brandy
distillery. brûleur, n. burner: heatra; distiller (eap. of bruidy): roaster (as of ooffea).
— ambviani, traveling distiller,
— à petroU, oil burner, petroleum burner.
', f. bum: scald: buniinci iAfic.. biwht. HUM, /. thick fog or mist 'UiHQx* a. ioeey, misty.
• — châtairit chfStDUt
— daÎTr tight brown.
— de BruxrUtt, Biu Hde by charrinB
bmnl, m. burnish, polish. - etc. (see brunir) .
bru Did m, bumieh. polish. brnDlsHa^, m. burnishing; browning. bmnlssenienti m. browning: bumishiog.
bumiaber (tool). bmnlsaUTe,/. browning; bumisbiol, polishing, bran-mat. a. dull brown, mat brown. bTDn-ntnllle, o. rusty brown, rust-colored, brasqna, a. sudden, abrupt; brusque, blunt. brnsqueioent, adv. suddenly, abruptly;
brat, a. crude; r
rough, unpolished,
vated;
e, — de fonte, roug 1. DOkr. rattling, h
brortee, /. beath, heather: heath, moor. brronCf /, (Bol.) bryony. brroDliu, /. bryonin.
bnandl^, m. bleacher; laundimr.
babe, /. pimple.
bDbon, JB, (Mfd.) bubo,
bnbonlqiie, a. bubonio.
bneali, m., bnodlle, /. buckwheat.
bneco, n. (Fliann.) buchu.
bûcbe, /. (of wood) bitleC, etick. loa, bloek; (ol coal) lump; iWimdrmnmc) block.
bdcbw, V.I. hew, cut. — m. woodhouee, wood- shed; woodpile.
bQebette, /. small stick (of wood).
bOehlllea, /.pi. borinss.
bue«,/. damp vapor, moisture; (formerly) lya.
bnOle, m. buffalo: huS (leather); buffsdok. buffleterle, /. the chamois proceee applied to 01 hide, also the leather bo produced, and artialee made of it.
(AncJnso), esp. English A. qfïnria/H is ti»
J to).
bDls. m.(l
bnlMOD, m. bush; thicket.
bulbe, m. 4 /. bulb,
— de ailthique, — dt •a/ran Miard, (PAohk.)
bulbeni, a. bulbous, bulboee, buUe,/, bubble: blister, bleb, vesicle; droplet, drop; bulla; bull (edict),
— d'egêai, aseay report, report of analyaiv. Bull, assoc. chim. ma. dlst., aUtra. Bulle- tin de l'Association des Chimistee de Sucrerie et de Distillerie.
Bull. ad. pbarmacol., abbm. Bulletin dei
Bull. soc. chlm., abbrn. Bulletin de la Sodét4
chimique de Fiance. Bull. soc. ensoDr. Ind. nat., abbrei. Bulletin
de la Société d'Encauragement pour l'Ia-
bnlIeDI, a. veeicular,
bnreso, m, office; table, desk, coontar;
bureau; officers of an organisation, burent, p,'I«^. 3 pi, of biùre, burette, /, burette, buret; cruet; i_Maeh.) oil
- à hvOi, oU can, oiler.
-analaiie. Sink's ba
(haying the bot-
torn closed and the
tip
braachiog off iuet
below the top).
~à pinci, burette with
burette).
stopcock (Qeissler
burette
B dt Mohr, Mahr burette (piiichoo^ I, m. ictram.) ft kind of «old luster.
metftl); specif., (Afilol.) cuttini ou
bnrlDM, t.t. enflTttvâ, etc. (see buriiu^e). bnsa, /. noiils (se of ■ blowpips di bello
bloat pipe (of A fumftce); twyer; ]
rentUfttinff pipe ; channel; buunrd. — dt nmffft, blest pipe. baMent. imp. 3 pi. nibj. of boire. bnMCnde, /. (Bot.) red beuberry (Ami
phyloa uvo-vrei)- iNtlf fn. object, purpose, sim, end, bosI; 1
— p.def. S ting, at boire. bnUUnlne, /. butalsniDe, bnte, p.a. Sled, âetermiaed; butted. bnUe, /. Sied piece, lue, stop, shoulder,
I>art; ftbutment; atrikinc, tap^ùng.
buter, (.Csim (at); hitthemaA. — sJ-bott;
bntte, /. BilisU hill, hiUoek, knoU.
bnttoir, bnttour, td. (Math.) catch, stop, pni'
ieotioD, stud, tappet, drivor, doc. batrle, m. batyL bntrUlul, m. butrlene. biitrl«iilaii«, a, butylène, of butylène. batj'nqne, a. butyl bntfTMe, a. butyrftoeous. bntyrate. m. butyratc.
bo^TCOi, a, of butter, buttery, butyraoeous. bntrrlDe, /. butyiin. butyrique, a, butyric. bntrroamrllaDe, a. In the phrae« tOter buly
ToamifiiQut, ftmyl butyrate. butrromètre, m '
e. fit tc
blotting, bibuloua, atonorh-
hyGoogle
«q oUm, (ostitiiDètni) M
«>, ff, abbra. of ».
C.^ abbnw. (ooefficient d'abUMnmsat) a
dent of (fnflùnc-pcôiit) lowering. fa, pnm. Abbreriatfld form of ofJo.
oJooet; fltudy; iwer ubie.
cabinet, m. o "
«■He, m. nble, ropa.
— dt /ronirniunon
— douNe. tSI*c.) I
— tntlaUiva*, wire uDls, wire rope.
CÉblcr, >,l. )sr up, twut into ■ cable; sabla. esbftcholk, m. iJewtiry) ooboohon. ■~ It. BoatVmillt ohecae. 1, m. kid Blcin; bumlBhing tooL
t, soluble codM. -tIftM, — caoooycr, -y^. lo tree IXhiotinima ea to planUtioQ.
m. iTienn wh&le, cachalot.
CkAemlra, n. Kaslmui. Cashmera.
e, /. iMed.) uaohBxiA.
" 'in.) HKholoni. k, m. (Qiatt) a box 1q vhich blow^ûpoi
; {Math.) Indax pUte. dre, n. frama, bonln; framanrcrk; outline
■ksleton organiiati'oD. dnr, ci. HETBs. tally, faarmonlH, mit. «luCt a. decaying, fallinff, dcoliniiic; null
void: IB<^.) I "
■ Mie, m. Euftee.
— au iaU. coffee and milk, or the light bi color ot thi».
— d9 ffraina, cereal colfce. — ■ dt Moka, Mocha DoffM,
— du Soudan, kola nuCa.
— tfti poudre, ground coffee.
— torrifif, roasted coffee. roa«t«d coffee.
». coffee tr
/. coffee plantation.
te, m, cacodyUte. emcodfle. m. cscodyl. ^umdi^qac, a. cacodyUc. cacotbtHiu. /, cscotheline.
family Cactaoeae).
■ i>, Google
cmge
atiUer, m. blank book, record book, Dotsbook,
— d'anolyw, analy^cal notebook.
Cfthot» m. jolt, jolting; obatacla.
tàboUr, i.l. A i. jolt.
calMI.in. CSot.) offset bulb; {of gmrlie) elon.
callk, /. quoil.
eallHt p.a. ooaaulated, mirdled, clotted, — fn.
euiid, curds, cossulatsd piu-t of milk, ■"■■■ '"~ ' ". n. curdline, dotting.
. . - curdled milk; curd, curds. calUebatU, p.a, curdled, dotted; curdy. caUlebotter. t.l. it r. curdle, dot. eaDle-lalt, m. (Bal.) chewe rennet, bedetrow
(Solium, enp. ydlon bedstiftw, O. teram,
i»lled also taiOt-iai! iaant). citllenieiit, m. coaoulation, eurdling, olotting. ealUer. >.l. it >. consulate, curdle, clot. caillette, /. rennet. caUhit, m. eoaculum. curd, clot. ealDoB, fn. pebble; flint, flint Etone.
— rmdir rolled pebble.
uinoiiljice, m. (piram.) flintwiuv; pebble
. a. pebbly; flinty. I, m. rood metal, maoulun. emlllDiii, pL of caillou, ealDfa,/. (Pharm.) oahinDAtoot, oahinoa. caire, m. coir (ooôonut fiber). cstue,/. cue. boi, cbest; (foi liquids) tank; sale; bank, uaslûer'e office; cash; fund; shell (of a drum oi a puUey) ; body (of a oar,
Dder; (.Sugar) the i non of one of the cylindrical umt tiple-cffect evaporator.
carbonifère. Carboniferous limestone. cotpiQlier, shell limestone, AydrauJi^iu!, hydraulic limestone.
kind of Idla for extraetiu^ sulfur.
calcarone (lazice SMlfur kiln). ealcMidiie, /. chaleedony. ealeédoQleiu, a. chaloedonio. ealdftn, a. caleiferous, ealdlltlu, /. compact limestone. Mldnsble, a. oalcinable. ealdnace. n. ealciniitian, caldninji. olelnatloii, /. calcination. ealdjae, /. calcine (calcined product) ; (gnam-
□xidce (lead stannate) in varying prcpp«^ tions; (Soda) the strongly heated second hearth of a furnace for converUng sodiunt chloride into eodlum sulfate.
caldneri >.!. calcine, bum (as lime).
e^tjniue, n. if3iat>) minute surface orack.
calcfqnci a. of or containinc calcium or lime; as, cAlwure cairvpia, calcium chloride.
ealclte, /. (Mitt.) calcite.
«skill, m. calculus; calculation; arithmetjc. — differenlitl, differential calculus. .a. calculating.
m. calculator. — a. calculatinf . e^eulntolrc, a. calculatory, ealculating.
[. (Med.) calculous, oalculary. ieoe to level, steady or suppor chock, block, wedge, key, qu
cslebâwe, /. calabash. calecoD, m. (pair of) drawers. oOédonlen, a. Caledonian, Scotch; of or ainms to New Caledonia (aa, rrunsroij
c^endrier
m. calendar.
caleplD,»
nbo.
k, n
otcbook.
tmla, v.t.
evel, eet, adjust
sup
chock
prop.
wedge, key;
I (a
sail)
(of a
boat) draw. — e.i.
ffiidi
ealhter, t>
. calk, csnllc
..(. stop up
the
make
tight, d»
le, stuff.
oUbraso,
m- caUbratioc
gaging.
caUbre, m
caliber; cal
per
sag
: te
nplste
/. Cïlilornû.
lobby; hohbrhoiw. AAtride, astnddJe. n. calia (alloy for taa cwiiB(«n). :, a. callûiia, indurated, homy. /. calloflity.
p.a. cslmiiig, BDothins: (Med.) — m. (Med.) oalma'ive.
ing beat; (of pLpee) hot-air, hot-water, ffteun (u the caw may be)-
— à an-, bot-air heater.
— à eau, hot-water hcAter.
olortlliine, a. calorific.
calmifQVVi a.hoat-mgutatina. — n. haat insu-
ealorlméMe, /. ci otlorUnétrtqne. t ealorliiiie, m
■io(al).
,erly)c.
>. (Stigar) caloriaatM. calot, tn. block, wedge. Cf. «le. GAlotte, /. Mlotte. akull cap; henoe, suytl of EÛmilar shape: cap, calotte, capr^
ona laas than a bsmiephare), cupola oi roof or lininfi* «Dd of a wiadow-claaa cj der opposite the blowpipe, caw of a wa .) brain cap.
ealqna, v.l. trace, copy (by traciiii).
ter, tappet; i
d flaiL, gold-of-pleasure {Can
eumcDc, /. (SatCI a hup of na aah. camlOD. m. trunk, diay, camion. eamlDiuiBce, m. truokaee. drayage, eartac*. ranapoTt by truck or dray.
oamomiUe «dioaire. — ' d'AUfmoffne, Gcnn&n camomile (Mah4' caria diamemOla).
— de Periâ, Pernan iiuect powder.
— ardmairi, wild eamomils (Matticaria qtaeiea, eap. M. ehamomiOa).
— puante» stinkinB eamonùle {AnJAamit
emmourioti «i. cernent for filling the jranta
between Sagatonea. camp^nc, /. campaign (e.g., in metalluny);
•eason; country; field: voyage: ooustry-
kmpeacliy wood.
eamphtiM.
csraplioeu'iMiilqiM, a. caœphooaiboiylio.
CBinpluiKlycnnn^QBt a. eamphoclucuronie,
iphoglycuronic. eamphol, m. campbol (bomeol).
iphcdique, a. campholie.
Moi — . bomeol.
iphoratc m. eamphorste. omphored, n. a lort of wide-mouthed bottls.
iphofirere. a. producing eamphor,
iphorique, u. oamphoric. annpboroldei a. reeembling camphor.
iphcffone, /. csjnphorono. eampIiOTanlqDe, a. camphoronle. campbrei m. camphor.
campbu').
— d» mmlhe, mint camphor (menthol).
— du Japon, Japan csmphor. ordinary oam-
— Kumebfinat, bromocomphor, (FAam.) ■nonobromat«d camphor.
mphrt, a. camphorated; aamphoraoeous. mpbrc-poadrsi m. camphorated powder. eamphrer. t.t. campborate.
brtor, m. camphor tree. (CiBBom<iiB«m
CBludleD, a. Canadian.
i: groove; fluting; bed
onette, /. duckling; (Wtamng) uop. cmnerai, m. oanvu; outliiw. ulialetoii. II. penlcnlte.
gutMr, channd, Doaduit, dnin.
— dt CtvioB, Ceylon cinna
— de Maaàian, (PAorm.l '
— dt Stûçon, Sftiaoa cian^
esniMtte. /. ' «nette; — csrmelln.
«•non, m, etumnn, «un; (ooUectively) « Artillery; aylindrical part or object, na barrel of a nfle or m ayringe, the nDiil
. rifle; rifled bural.
claimed rubber.
tulfiirl, ndcaniti, vulcaniied rubber.
ewtntchoutnic m. treating with rubber, rub-
eaoutcliaatef, >.l. tr«t with rubber, rubber-
eaoDtclKiiitlcr, «. rubber plant; rubber worker. umtclKiiittnn, a. produoiiig rubber.
— dt Bojme-Etpirana, Cope o[ Qocxl Hope, capable, a. capable. capacité, /. capacity; expert-
eaptlUlre, a. capillary, — m. e Jary tube ; maidenhur fern, cspUUrlté, /. capillarity. capitaine, m. captain.
capital. — m, capital; chief thintf.
ipitai.
ipital.
capltal-aetlaii(i), m.
capitale, /. capital (eitner rat; o eaidt^enMUl, ode. capitally; e
ilutely. capltalUer, i.l. capitaliK. capltelUte, m. capitalist. capltal-abltgatlonB, m. liabiliti CBpltel, m. (Soap) A lye of ashes
:apitulate. nnoke-preventini
lit; or letter), ly; enentiaUy; j
caponl
II. corporal.
eool faprt^uc)
d«;l (to the phrase ai- hexy] (in tba phrase
csprrle* m «pryl (leaa properly) «tyl. OprrUqvA, a. oprylio, octyl (id the phn
cappioc (as of bottlea).
«p; (SiploitHa) cap, primer, detonator; (JtfwA.) rios gace.
— d tfimt, perforated dish, rtrainor, colander.
— OKC mancht, dieh with handle, (in tarât
— coniqut, a dish hav inverted fmstuni of a
— d'htaporaiwn, — évai
■uprarenal capeule,
Lo the place where i . atlon, /. catching. capter, i.t. catch, collei
by piping!
ina, coUeotion. Hiire; make avail- the place of u»;
m. captive, prisoner. b; subdue; confine. IS for a bottle or a test
opnchouDE, a. capped, hooded. mpudne. /. nasturCium; baad (of a firearm). opnllne, /. a black fabric made of wool, loat'e ^ 'r, need in the purifieatioo
oqiuce, m. banslinc. oqne, /. a kind of barrel. oqaw, i.f. barrel.
HTBcali, E^aracoly (an alloy). character; chûacteriatic.
.a. charactariiing, -teristio. characterise; distiDOuIeh.
c&rbone
_.- . a. A /■ ûharaeteristic.
«■IkTe, /. vash bottle, waabinc bottle; carafe.
with carameL oiin^ (of gold).
caratbra, /. ^Id all
«, alloying of gold with eopper, or the
car^anil, phenyl
urbaMttqiie, a.
csrblmldei /, csrbimide. carbonimide. earbinol, m. carbinol.
cubo&xotlne. /. carboamtine (a kind
blasting powder). earbodrnamltc, /. carbodynamite. orbollque, a. carbolic.
rbgnatc m. carbonate.
— d'amrnoniatue, carbonate of ammonia,
— dt rhaux, carbonate i>f lime, caleium oar-
e of soda, sodium
— ^ amdt potoB^, potas
— de ttrtmHane, strontium
— JittwM, lithium oarboni
■ ^colique, nickel carboc
earbonateiir, m. carbonator; (Su
car bone, m. carbon.
— combini, combined carbon.
— dt Ttat^, annealing oaibon.
— de trempe, temper carbon.
— fixe, filed carbon.
a. EuboDireroiu; (Ocnl.) Cubon- ilentua. cvbonlmelrc* m^ carbotiiineter (a bunt for ' m dioxidfl).
caibnnltc. /. (Expl.) carbumte. carbomMd, a. resembling carbon. arboDometry-
earbonrle, m. ear
carborundnm, n earitonUfare. m. eaibMiiirimiii, a.
liauiMe.
ÏD diïulfide. ... tvboayl hemoglobin, carbon rnonoiide hemoEkibin. earboirlc, m. rarboxyl. owb^lprnwliilqnei a. pyrannecnrboiyliE. euteinbf noUqnc a. pheaokarboiylio (d«- oatic hydroxy acida). - carbur«t(t)iiiv, — m. car- 'in engiiHM).
r«(t)ing.
«•Ibnnttkni, /, carburiution. carburation, caikiii*. m. carbide: Bperâf., hydrocarbon.
' — acMvUwiV^, acetylene hydrocarbon.
— aUhtigue, lUlene hydrocarbon.
E» hydrocar-
— dUUiiilémgue, diethytenjc hydrocarbon.
— diUribéniçue. diterpene.
— eUtuUvi^M, ethylene hydrocarbon.
— mélaili^ue, metallio carbide.
— nuTuilirtMniqui, terpene proper (CiiHii). ^ paijflérébénique (or muUitérébêni^ut), poly-
; carfauretted;
caroUMi /- annealing Idln for plate Ala^
earcu, m. rsËDcd cast iron.
eATCftsie*/. akeleton; frame, framework: a
(ofat«pedo)^ oarcasa; body; {MO.) a
casa, inoendiBry aheU. earceli m. (F/mlamtlrti) canwl. rucdDoniateili, a. {Med.) carciaomatoui, faidnome, m. tUtd.) carcinoma. eArdaye, nt- cardinv; teaneling. ordamome, eardamone, n
eardsD. /. Cardan joint. Cardan jo à la —, Cardanic, in the mann
«rdCi/. card, cardiOK machine; teaaol: chard, cudcr.ti.t. card <ffool, etc.); teaeel <cloth).
ofa). — a. of the heart, cardiac. eardlalHe. /. (MaI.) cardialKta. cardlsqiK. o. * m. (Utd.) eardiae. — /.
IT of the
rieiD (papiun). cwie, /. {Mid., etc.) oaries.
— êiehe, {at vood) dry rot. (srlUoD. m. rod_(ol iron) ; ohl «rintlilCD, a.
in« a furnare with the chim smoke pipe, (in a boiier) Gre tube. ouneti tn. notebook, memorandum book; ao-
— joumaiitT, journal.
carolTore, a. camiyoroua. — n.pl. Cami-
carotlde, a. A j. (Ayiax:) carotid.
CHoabe, /. orob ban, onb.
nnog^ /. - «roube.
hat); baokand
rane, p.a. Kiiured; square:
the é,« oiled
iiirr4(H<ebeloff). — m.Kiu
an iron b«- of
«quuB (ma aeotion, > (ux
nbed. art^i^
ow landing, etc.: (Paver)
a ai» about 45
by 60 cm, (IS by 22 in.), mediuiD. demy.
Rftftllr ™. tile; pane (of clan) ; paving brick; floor; ground; square; check, checker; a ooarw Ële of square croes sectioa; Eafdfln bed; tailor's (owe; square cushion; (Wotimrv] Bbetcher; (Cords) diamond; thundobolt.
— da lutia, stove tile.
ttm^ett m. mibical grain [of explosÏTH
ins needle; (Zctl.) pUice. caltdl«r, m. tile maker.
tt adv. squarely, square.
CMiièTB, /. quarry ; oaiear; raoe course; arena
guTOM trie , /. coach (or carriage) building. Carmsal OT , m. ooacli builder, carriage builder. euTOiBfe. m. checkering, aquuce. cvrtBt /' cardboard; card; nuqi, chart; bill, aooount; biU of fan. —' coucUs, glased cardboard.
r, m, (AfocA.) a protecting pi
t- cartilage. CftTtUagldAllI, a. cartilaginous. carton, m. pasteboard, (paper) board; a ineo of paeteboard; paateboard case or boi carton; portfolio; cartoon; (Printmo) , double leaf, or four pages. — ' biiumê (or biiuminij, tar board, tar paper
— Brislol, Bristol board, — , coucAi, glaaed board.
— covtertt covered pasteboard.
— cair, leathf9i»ard.
— tTamiantt, asbestos board.
u noulw, board made from old
. labeatoe board. — dt mouho^, board made from paper pulp nolding or prsasizig iato sheeta. (in part)
ùllboud.
board made from old paper-
— de prentar numlaot, botrd made, Uke piver, from original materials.
— - dt Umrbe, peat board.
— tn pAU de boiêr wood board.
— alad, glased board.
— minimi, Mbeslti* board. — ' ondvU, corrugated board.
— porcslainc, enameled board. en — . (of books) in boards.
utoD-ciili. m. leatherboard. c&rtotmafei m. binding in boarda; making of
paper-board objecta; pqwr-board boxee
(ooUectively) , tarUmat, p.a. bound in boards.
anner, i.i, bind io boarda.
dnneric, /. pasteboard (or paps board)
manufacture; paper-board factory.
onnmi, a. rceembling paat^board, stiff.
(iti-pBlIle, m. itrawboard.
OQ'-pâtei m. papier-mftchâ, paper pulp.
oti-|d«TC m. A hard variety of papw
/, thimble, shell (for extrttctions) ; cartridge. — m. case; frame, cartouche (for a name, title or the hke).
— à blant, — à poudre, — MoncAs, — sons toSs). blank caitiidge,
— à famte, smoke cartridge. earbinebeifc, /. cartridge factory. csTTKcnil, m. carvacrol.
ea§eifleatIoD
m. cueum (pu«itu«in). 1- filing case, eet i>f |rig«oiiho]e«; i
caspleD, a. Cuplui.
ta CoÊpietme. the Cupian 8e&. cmHtne, m. helmeC; (Bol,) bood, helm. cswincttc, /. oap. mublB, a. brwkoble. VAaSlCC* fn- bte&klns, crushint. eauant. p.a. bruldiic. etc (kb caaar); br tie, Hhort; peremptory-
— à ciiaud, bot'^ort) red-ahart-
CftMe,/. bre&kiDs, breakup; ladle; pan, ban boiler; sue (eqj. for typo); (fiol. Fham.) chbU: (Velsf.) onioible: (Wiiu
- m boi», (PAarm.
— traie, purginB n
. bark, Ghïijen c
ler);
weak; (of wine)
tPandi/) cnck, snap ((Me reached at about
127" C). caMe-cobe. m, an iiutnunent for breakinc up
large pieoea of coke. camf-dlabh, m. (Boi.) at.-John'a-wort {Hmmr-
easae-^m, caaga-plemn, m.
tatin- poitrine, m. fiery liquar. caMICTt v-t- break; cniah; crack — i.i. * r. break. — ie tide, break the vaouum
'; (Bot.) I
caiMTide, /. canarole
— a. breaking, crush'
•onade, /. raw or muMorado «ugar, i
— à ffrain ioT à ffraint) , granular tr
— anchMde, ctmehoidal fracture.
— de bois, woody fracture.
a, granular fraeture.
— métaUi^ue, metallic ftaeture.
utlDe./. (Metal.) lim
caraet, a. casual, incidental.
an, a, Catalan, (loa often) Catalonian.
aie, r. catalue. catalepsie, /. (Med.) catalepoy. Catalotme. /. Catalcmis. «atalocne, n. catalog(ue), liM. eatakigiieiiMiit, m. catalqwinei eataloauing. catalocner, g.l. catalog (uc). catalTBC, /. catalysis.
'fMT, C.I. catalyie, catalyse.
rwur. tn. catalyier, catalyst. eatalrte, /. catalyat, catalyser. catalrtlque. a. catalytic. catapfaorAaa, /. cataphoresia. catapborttlqae, a. cataphoretic. (Btapbame, m. cataplaam, poultice. catapnce, /. caper epurge (Euphorbia lalkt/riM).
catflohin.
catechu.
eaWchhine, a. catec eatéclm, eaté-ehii,
catécorie, /. cataBory. catégorique, a. categorical. cathartlne, /. cathanin (cathartic add).
irtlqae, a. <£ m. (Med.) cathartic. catbedrale, a. dt f. cathedral.
itb£r#tlque, a. d: m. (Med.) catheretic.
Ithète,/. (Ofom.) cathetua, perpendicular. catUtometre, m. eathetometer.
oBthodic, cHthodi uthoUean, m. (tfcd.) cathalicoi eati, p.a. glossed, lusteied, ^n
;h by pressing). Icrinff (of cloth). — a. iatoptriti(al).
— de, because of, on i
cmastlFlW,/. CI csDstlOutenr. cmaatiacatloii, eaiutlBer, D.l. c
— ou cliionBi di line, (Piorm,) Canqiuoin'j
— de Vitnne. (Phana.) Vienna oustio Vietau. pute.
Mtnstliineinent, adt. caiuticsilly.
ontCrfsaDt, p.a.
cmnUrleatloD, /. cj Miiitériier, 1.1. cau' caution, /. seourity
It (ss of a bftlsoce): staple; Mvalier; (Pojwr) a siu nor- > printing demy (about 17^ by
— evrtew, sliding rider, adjustable rider. CBTC, /. collar. — a. hollnw, concave. C*T«aD, m. small cdlar, vault.
— d oiaa, ice bo»-
C*T«r, i.l. hallow, hoUow out, eioavate^ dig, mine, undermine: stake, bet.
nous', hollow.
Mtte,/. (C™m.)i , n, this; that. —
C«MNtlM,
cCanote. m.
(Bol.) Ceanoth
.pe«f
(PAo™,) New
Jersey t» {Come.
OBtl, pnm
this.
eédté,/.
— det couliniri, color blindneas.
cédât,».
natural steel.
cMer, ..(,
give up, part wi
th; yield, suirendi
cede,
ransfer; aeU.
-..i. yield, give
give»
'^iJ-^^
m«ii». specif, tl fruit).
c*d«.m.ced«(»oodort
ee); specif., any Ir
of the
genus C«J™.,- c
— de SiàerU, Siberian cedar, stone i
— duLtdan, cedar
fLeban
on(C«friuiit«nO.
— ™4»î, redc*dar
tn» of tbe genus
Cedrila.
ceUHe,/. cedar r«in
eelitUDti p.pr, of ceindre.
«I^t, p.d6/. S line
of «in
re.
cdndre, ..(. suiroun
d: put
mat, p.a. Bumiu
ded, in
clceed, encircled.
— pr.S «no. of
«!liiture./.belt,ba
d, girdle
eeU, PI-™. that; th
t person
he, «he, him, her.
they, them.
i-prfe,withtha
Bxcepti
n; for all that.
celadon, m. A a, pale green.
céleri, m. celery. céléUté, /. celerity. célfsM, a, celestial, heavenly. htexi —. sky blue, aiure.
/, (Min.) celeetite, oeleatine. on. she, her. one, the one, that, pron. this, this one, she, her: thelatta.
celles-cl, pro» eelles-ll, prsn
,b1es. or the like
t, /.'ceil; oeUulé, amall eel!. I compter, — à fond iititi
— compcaée, compodito celL
— dp TAffma, Thoma Qoimtinff obunbcir. ecUDK, a. celliilar, eellubtcd.
eellnllte, /. cellulite; i
e, /. cellulDH
— ' avifitique, BulQte oel
MllnliHliiae, a. DeUuloa
celait pron- hc, him, odc
celnl-cl, pron. this, thi
CChlt-U, 'pron. that, th
fonner, the ârst. ccmlne, eembra, m.
entatory; (Uinine)
cénMDter, cl. (Metal.) lubisct to
cement, caaehajtieu, face-h
undergo cemenCatJOD.
eCmenteai, a. of llie osture of c
cendrace, m. (Foundina) aib
— bltue, uundera blue (either ultrstaiui
_ iwdered uurite.
— de houHUt floal aahe£.
— de piomb, dui?t shot, very fioe ahot.
— (f M, bone sah.
— fixe, permanent ash (one that rema when glowed).
cendrée de boie, wood ashes.
cendres tftrr/hre goldsmith'a uih, preeio
etrtdree ffraveièts, a grayieh ]>otaAflilini c bonate (poarlash) made from wice leee. eettdret perUss, pnarlash.
cendrf, a. ash-colored, asbeo, «Ddrf e, /. lead ashes, litharge
■ — de Townavt a hydraulic cei
ashes, bum to
iai4/tdarie). cont. cab,, abbret. (centimètre aube, e
mètcH cubes), cubic centimeterlsj. CCnteoaire, a. centennial, centeoary, «Dl
rian. — nt. centennial, centenary; a
centMliDBl, n. cente«mal; percent: seat
eenttere, «. centiare, centiar (1 sq. meter).
aicool à 26 eentiimet, 2S percent aloohol- ^en cenfihneë, in hundredths, in per «ot. ceotlgrade, a. centigrade.
eentUltn, m. centiliter (10 ce.). eantlme, m. centime (about 1 cant a A d.). ceDtlmfttre, m. centimeter.
central, a. centrale./, i
antral eatablishmen
centrallMtliui, /. o
oentiatloD, /. ci
entering apparatus, oentej centHhlKatear, m. '= ceDlrifugeur. ceatrlhigatlon, /. centrifugaliiation, o
centrimsear, m., eenMrasense, /. oen
gal machine, centrifugal, centrifuge- ecntrlpite, a. centripetal.
eCramocr^lile, /. a
tint, m. (.Pliarm.) Derate; !}o
— rofiriÂitfiM, cold creanii c wabs.
— dm Qoitlard, GquIarI'a cent
— ipuioti^it, omtmeat of Mqo oôde, ûd«
— «JuTjié, - e«nt de Goulard.
céraMde, a. ooatoM. homy (or honiahaped). ccree, /. circk. ring, upecif . : the fruoe of i
support for artid» in the
OOP, riuf, (uinular) band, i; {of liquon) in the wood.
1, m. coffin, casket. cAeale. /. i a. cereal. cCrtkllne, /, cerealin (aleurone); cerealiue (s
c6«biine, /. cerebno. cCrtmanle, /. ceremony. cCrtoK, m. (i>Aarm.) cerate. e«iMDe, oertslte, /. cete^ia, oeiwine. ear. m. deer. stag. hart. céiMca. m. pi. oerium metals.
erotic; eeroty], c*ryl (in phraae aUvot otraiiiiat, cvyl aJcohol). e^roirle, m. (But.) Ceroxyloa, wax palm. cAviyllne, /. pahn wu, ceroid b,
certainement, odi. wrtainly. certes, aâti. certainly, surely. eerUfleati m. «niScate. certlflMtsiir, m. certiSer; i eerUOer, t.t. certify; cuarantei certitude, /. eertitude, eettù
■unnesa (of haod).
CéruK, cCmieen, s. cerulean, i
" "" /■ (Diim) OBTuleln.
cémllDe, /. soluble indigo blue. céramcD, m. (PlkiMtol.) cerumeD. rCrumlneiu, a. ceruroinous.
le, /. white le&d, ceriue (the pigment).
.. Used for «before cétBcé, a, « m- {ZnCt.) ce
cétoidptrldlne, /. ketopïpeiidiue (pipsidon
-■ MB, W. kstO»,
«, a./™. ot«.
Il pron. thfly» thta
- ' hcy, tlietn, th«e: the lattw, the
il-It, pron. Ihej-, them, those; the forniBr,
>> /. (£"'.) «badilU. cevndillit
B, /. cevadina (veratrine oE Mirrik).
n. (chapitre) ebspUc. , m. Ch&blù (a dry white wine). ClUlMtle,/. anvil block, anvil {of a powM' ham-
); everyone, every-
R. eaoh, eaoh on body. ehkfee, clune, /, rwdoe
eitractioD of «taroh from wreala, bran.
n. sbaereen Oeatber) ; afBictioa, crief. le; ohairiD. — a. ubd, peeviab.
— hydrocarbonte, hydrocarbon chain.
— laUraU. aida chfùn. lateral ch»jn. itraight chùn, i
imall chain: (Math.) oteE Link (or, broadly, portion chain (in Ora. C/iem. often beat txai
) ehunlwe
chaînon itUfimt. lutf onlc croup, mlfo froup.
— terminal, end aronp, t«rniiDal group. Aalr, /. fieah; <J.rtâlieT) flesh aide, flesh;
(Metal.} Glmr; ohair (of Brail).
— fotsHo, a variety of asbeatoa. dudrc,/. choir, profeuoTBhip; pulj^t- cliala, HI. - chai.
dulM, /. chair; chai»; frame, framew<rt;
(Mac*.) hanser, IlluUlt, imp. S ring, of chaloir. ehBlaad, m. customer, patron; bane, lighter. flbaleédallie, /. chalcedon;. clikleacrapUc, /. chalcography. ehalcapyrlle. /. (Min.) chalcopyiito. ehsJeiMlDe, /. (ilfin.) choloocitd. chile, tn. shawl. cbalitai, f. heat.
— bianfJu, vhite heat.
— d'èdwatffement, the amount of beat r»
perature interval.
— de combinaieon, heat of oombination.
— ds ditttiviion, heat of solution.
~- iatente, latent beat (heat of fusion or of
— -aobdanfe (co'iuanfa), welding he*t. — tp^rÀfique (or tpidaU), specific heat. am, ardent, hot-blooded. i. matter, oigoify (used imperooD
/, (Mi'n.) chaleolito (torberait«). elialkoprrltei /. (Mtn.) cholcopyrite. chiUliosliie, /, (Jvin.) nholoocite. cbslODpe, /. launch.
straw; lime twig; (Aftmc) wood-wind.
— A cat. gsA blowpipe, (gaa) blast lamp. Ciaa) blast burner.
— à tmtfflerie, blowpipe with bellows.
— oxfij/dri^iie. oxyhydrogen blowpipe.
clialyli#, a. chalybeate.
chAmbcrtln, m. Chambertin (a red Burgundy
ehamboiirlii. m, a
d of glass sand; a land E. case (aa of a door):
whole, honeycomb.
■; (of pneumatic tiroa)
nprp«Bd-air chamber.
iamber.
oÏB leather; chamouuug- chanMlMnr, n. dwin
diBtnp, n. Ëald; edxt
ibricfc]:Cpi.)cDu.
— de force, field of d
factory;
— fnotfné^i^iM, maanetjo field.
— tournant, ratatine field.
— Btauelf vimul field, field of vi
de — , edgewise, edgeiiays, on e( ikmpasne. m. obsmpacDe (wii
the phiue fin» champaeni, n i
<d brandy.
light.
— ■ àta bùffjieite. dipped candle, so ca the rod from which the candles
— - nutiiiée. molded candle-
— romaiiu. (Fvro.) Boman oandle.
chapitre
tt /. eaadle factory <v shop, ohuid-
clunse, m. change; «chance. cImhC^ p-a. chanced; ejchansed.
ihnnging, ohangeable. vari-
hangine, change, alteration,
rcA^. {Mach.) revereinc (ear. change of atate.
change; eicbauge. — i.i. A r.
work) ; aCand
etuntlBiHile, /, b
chmtoDDE. a. (of paper) détective. . chuitoarDCT, i.f. (T'ecA.) out in profile. elUBTTe, m. hemp.
— ie Cal^Mtia. — da Chine, jute.
— dtla JtmaeOe-Zflanae, New Zealand fiai
— de l'Inde, Indian hemp (Cannabia aalisa.
-ik Man
I, Manila hemp, maoila (from I, Canadian hemp {Apacvnam
strap, claep, catch, k molding clay; bed in
astUl)
— femette, — porle-ifraine, female hei
eliaiiTreni, a. hempen, hemp.
bearing ; {Much.) . (of a mold) cope ich tiles are eet.
itilDhead; (ofbeer. etc.) head ey) cowl, hood; felt: (TM of Malacca tin; (Minine) tl
:ioiiof a
— defer (tfiJiTiwJgi diapclet, m chaplet (.
lan, '"Bieenhut." 'eath, atring of beads, mbhng these) ; (on
the like): eiplos^c chapellerie, /. hat n
""cascr'^linder
— VoiwiJ, (if a.) tuk.'
dMfbon* m, chiLTcool; chbr; coal; caibon (u in ■a electrio ceU or an hto lisht): (Mad.) uithr&i, charbon; (^i/ric.) amut.
' — ddfluîn.drHwinadiarcofiltahaicoidanyuii,
— à JUtrtr. SlteiÎTïg
-dlumi
icliihta
— artificul. cbarcoHl prepuvd by nubon- iiinfl a prepared mixtura (inete&d of wood or fAher natural raatfiriaJ), aynthetio chjuv ooal (bo called)'
— rl airuder, aolderina earbon-
— bitumineux. bitumiaouB coftL
— coOitltv, (£I«.) bnuh.
— de boia. wood charcoal.
— de «mus, ntiHt csiboD, gM cvbon. ^de houiUe. eokc; aathramte,
— de lumitfe, lamp oarbon, electric light
— de i'am. a lynthf tic charcoal mule from powdsvd charcoal, coal duat or the lilie. with pitch an a binder, and used as a bri- quetted fuel.
— de pierre, atone cool (aathraclM)-
— de tauie. willow charcoaL
— de wu^t, a pure ciiarcoal made from augar.
— tieciriçae. electrie carbon (either for arc licht or for battery).
— en pmidrt, charcoal dual, powdered char- coal: coal dust.
— fvlminani. fulminatlnB charcoal (rceidue obtained by heating tartar emetic to white heat).
— ffraphiiiqtie, graphitic carbon.
— grot, fat coal, <bn>adly) soft coaL
— minéral, (mineral) coat.
— fdoeHgue, plastic coal.
— pour piiet, battery carbon.
— t^f&ai, vegetable charcoaL iarboniMCB< m. coal mining; coal mine. lUbonuJIle, /. small coal (or charcoal):
(JUdaJ.) a mixture or cinders, sand and
chima
/. layv of oharogaL . t.t. char; blacken with eharooal; polish with charcoal. — v.i. A r. char; d^koait carbon.
' '«« /. wood for m a lrin g charcoal. i> a. of the nature of, or contain- I, charcoal or carbon, oharry; IMtd.) of
coal) dealer; coke oveo; stoker, fireman
rbonnltoei /. charcoal pit or ovaa. durmlerie, /. pork in various forma, or I place where thue produda are made a
iilureiitler, m. pork hutohet. 'lanhm, m. thistle; teaael. — Unil. blessed thistle (Cnw cbardonner, i.e. teasel.
den; (Paper, t
lolwi
" bruls, total load-
— d'épreuve, test charge; teat loi
— diinmuUe! (Elet.) bound char
— exploaÎBe, burstiDS clisrge.
— trt^utto, induced charge.
— rénduelle, rwidual charge. ~ ultls, useful load.
the)
CIlSTSf, p.a. cliarged. etc. (see charger); (of liqoids)turbid:(o(tliesky)overoast. —m. Id Buch phraaee as chargi ^affairée (cfaar^ d'affaires) and cAargé de court (one who
ebarse-smorce, n. priming charge.
çhui^meilt, m. charging, etc. (see charter); . load. chHrRe: regiAtered letter.
cbarKHi v.l. chsrge; load; euggerate; tegister (a letter). — v,r. (of liquida) become tur- bid; (of the sky) become overcast; (with de) charge oneeelf with, undertake-
ctaarieiir, m. loader: charger: stoker.
eliariot, m. wagon ; carriage, trolley, car, truck ; (Mach.) carriage, carrier, slide, slide reat, traveler; chariot.
charité, /. charity.
cbarme. m. charm: (fiof.) hombeam.
>Ee: (turoing) io -, with hinge<a), biuged.
chmrpcnte, /. fraise, fmnam>rlc; Inininc bsriiiB, oarpentry.
fnuoe, buitd. plan; nut tor
chanMntole, /. a
entey.
_ e, /. lint,
durqaer, D.l. d-.
cluUTie. /. »b«, lys anhte; CSoda) aihaiutod
blaak uh, vat «nuts. dunetéc, /. cart load, cartful. eluiTettc, /. (two-wheeled) cart. dURbge, m. canace; oanyills< dunter. vJ. cart ; carry. eharml, m. carriage, drayace. rer, V.L cart, hauL
B, /, plow.
e,/. obartnuH. cliai, m. itarch siie; eye [of a needle). dUWBB, /. chaea, himtinc, pursuit: fioodiiw, fluafairift; (of mar^ioeryj play ; driving tool, set. Htter. drift, punch, etc. **'*'—. /. knife edge (of a baiance) ; mountinii. cluner. >.(. drive out, eipel; drive out. drive i; drive; propel; drive in; chase, pur-
chat, n. cat. "'■"•-'t'"! /. cheatDut.
— ^ cKnal, — d'Inde),
— du Brini, braul nut. cUtmlBiiler> m. cbcetaut tree. >hat»ta, a. A m. cbcatnut, che ehltatre, /. (But.) catnip. ehktean, m. caatle ; chatean.
duttoyant, p.a. chatoyant. dutoyemeDt, m. - chatoiement. ■ '« chatoyant.
at a bi(b lemperature, bot, lIHiA,/. heat, heating; briak Are, — blanc dm JuiH. — hianche, white h«at. -'«nuH, melting heat; (Witat,) welding
i bni, luUb kettle.
— A cuin, (Su^;ar} evaporator.
— d eovdrm, tar pot, tar kettle.
— Û liavtt prewion, bigh-pnesure boiler. -^ aHmentain. feed boiler.
— d rclimr de flammt, return-flame boiler.
— d (u&ei d'lau, water-tube boiJ».
— auioeiavt. autoclave.
— de /aiion, lead pot. _ :
— de raffinaçe, nflninc iHÛler. '^~^^..-
— Au, stationary boiler.
— muUtlubulauv, water-tube boiler.
— ncHonnetU, sectional boUer, water-tobe
ntw. of chaloir.
kettle, (small) Ixuler, caldron,
. /. kettloful. boilarful. dUDdroiuierie, /. coppersmith's trail lan's trade; kettles, pana, etc. or -here they are made.
ith. braiit
pable of beinc heated, h<
— d vapour, steam heating. Bolfe. /, heating; Bi '
place, hearth (of a fi
ward, push. —
— i.r. get hot or warn
— blaTic. heat white-hot.
stokehole, fire- mdry|;(JU<Ca;.)heat. fire, ûre up ; urge for- mat; warm; be heated.
saturated solution of sodium aceUle, \ givce off heat on crystallising.
, /. stokehole; ran^ of br
an apparatus for he kpeclf., an attachment which imbustion tube to be Bupportei iver an ordinaiy Bunsen bum
, ni. a preheater (or wine or 1 liquid about to be dutilled, I, (Soil) one of the shallow t L aea water ia eubiected to tbt
ehinler, 1. 1, treat w elunllcr, t». lime bi eluame, m. oulm,
clUDM*, /. ba« Site
,el.
-colcm^, qu
- cauat^ui:, caiutio
Ume, quioldime
-ittinU.é<ik
ediim
Idiug lime.
air-Biaked limB.
fiualte. oalc
oride (old name)
-/Ui*», slaked lime
— hydr<iiée, hydrated lime.
— kyàrauliijM6r hydraulic lime.
— Uffères, hydraulie lime fiiiee, sepafatcd by
— Umrdt. a kind of hydraulic lime whiob has bem subjected to baltinc to remoTe the
' — mat0Tv, leAD lime, poor lime,
— métaltiqui, metaïlio calx ; a blue pisment said to be oobaltoui anenate.
— moritr dead-burned time, overburoed lime.
— nilratte, nittale ot lime (calcium nitrate) .
— ptuapfiatée, phcephate of lime (calcium phoephate),
— aodée^ Aoda lime.
— sulJaUe, sulfate of lime (calcium aulfate).
clulu-SIOte> nt. (commercial) calcium cyan-
chaTlMtoi, m. chavibetol.
eharicB, n. (flirf.) any plant of the genus Piper.
ehaTlragc, chavirement, m. upsetting, tuni-
(Kaul.) capsite. cheddlte, /, lExpl.) cheddlte. cbef, m. head: chief.
-^ d'olsfter, works muiacw.
etJe file, leader; first member (of a seriea): (JVil.) file leader.
— de placm, tfSta^ë) foFemou fflaasblower.
— dt trmaux, a person in cliaiie.of laboraloiy wvk but Dot lecturing.
i; foreman.
— , in ciiief ; in charge.
', f. (Bot) celandine.
way; path, track, oouree; road.
ehemlWi /. case, oasing, ïscket, mantle, shell, liniDs: facing, revetment; shirt;
de cylindre, cylinder jacket. de vapeur, ateam jacket. ebemlur, i.l. (put a coverinc of some kind oiO.
ebenal, m. channel; gate (of a mold); gutter
(of a roof), chenaux, pi. of chenal. ehCne, m. oak (tree or wood).
— d icora, tanbark oak (any oak yielding tanbark).
— d fmiilta j?eraialantea (or wrtej), evergreen
-- blanc, white oak, Quebec oak (Qihtcuj alba) ; a subapecin of the British oak (it has been called Q- pedimculala).
— dtmer. fuecid seaweed, sea oak.
— det Indet. Indian oak. teak.
— rfa nie, Bïe oak.
— lièsi. cork oak, cock (Querm ni&*r).
— v^doncuU. a variety of the British oak (it hae been called Qwrrcut pedunmdata) .
— rouvre. British oak {Qfitrcut roûw).
— eajile, willow DAk (C^uercus pAflUoï).
— wtU evergreen oak. specif, the holm oak (Oii*Tcuj iim).
chêne 6
cilAlie irtVH, holm oak iQuereuf iUx). ^tncTls, m. hemp wed.
dttaeratte,/. woody put of hemp, boon, ihiTe. ebenllle, /. cateipillar. lerre (ot » bntterfly or
moth); ehonill». ditnopode. m. (Bot.) uiy member of the genus
C/unopodium ^oosefoot).
(Cftm.
cbenopodee, cbCnopodUc, /. (But.) m member of b tribe of ptiinle Inohidi C/itnopodiwn »nd otbef cenera. cbeniit a. ho%r. homry. «bèqm. m. (Com.) check, cheque. cher. a. dear. — adt. de&r, dearly.
eeek. look for, eeariih for,
m quest of, go to brine, BO ■
o./«.
' (optical ituErumen' ïfoh'er. - '■
chèrement, odi. deulr, dekr.
ebéTlr, n.l. cherieh.
cherté. /. dearaeee.
eheit^, n. CheBhir? cheeae.
cbéttf. a. poor, weak, wretched, meas.
1, IB. bores; hotee power; donkey eni
— . Bfltride, OAtraddle,
— d«eaptfur,EteamhoT*epDwer; honepower.
— ileetrique, electric horM pow«', elUT>l-in, m. harae^power year.
trestle, rack, atand; speeif., (Glatè) a etond on which wiudow-glaH oylinderB are
cheTal-benre, m. b
^UfelQ, a. hairy, bearded; loiuE-haired.
^ — m. hairy growth (aa of rootlete), beard. Ae>«Inre. /. (head of) hair; (Aitrm. it Bol.)
Idd (animal and leather).
at the bon
/. CBof.) honeyeuckle, /. (>maU) (in, jack, m. roe deer.
I leather, kid; [awi
tbm, vnp. at the houee
among, with; (with verba of
Hibwae, /. (Uriat.) dioae, Kum. eUboUt m. caohiboo. eachibou reain. rïitatne. m. boSa, baffie plate; (^taole; chi-
m —, in the manner o[ bafBe plates, with broken ji^te, etitterad.
ehiciuiï, a. provided with baffin.
ehleorCe, /. chiooiy.
ehlen. m. dos (anitnal or Erippini device): a email car running on raila. for uae in faeto- ries; (of hrearnia) hammer, cooloDg piece.
""""■"■" (f Aorm.) tritieom.
wraok.»
- ojjkinal, Affrùpyrtm re
ïbering. etc. (ee« chifFr valuation.
miMm* /. graduation figurea, graduatii m. fisure; numeral, digit; cipher.
itry, iatrochemisby. ■miatric. latrocbemleaL cblmlatTlqiMDient, adt. iatrochemically.
_ , _ . cbemico-physicAl. (Almle. /. chemietry.
— offricoU, BgriculturaT chemistry.
— analytique, analytical ohemietry. -^ apptigfiif, Hpphed chemietry.
— bùtovique, biologic&l chemiflCry.
chlmtotTopiniKi m. cImidi chimique, a, cheioickl, eUmlaiieiiMat, ad>. chcmii: — cur. chemicnUy pure.
— ËhimistA-Analygt^. < — d'tndujlrw, induBtiial ohemiat. — vuiMniHur, chemirt in a oalioo priat«ry, print chemiat.
uuIytioAj ohcnùflt (eap. >mpl«(ed the reaular tlitw- ' red s djplonu), ordor cbemiit. dye
n. chio&TDOt (from Smiiax fJnna); à IB bark. Penivian bark.
ChllMs /. China.
chlneft f-t cloud (as fabïïce), render chiné.
chlo, m. (Metal.) taphole. ChlpacB, m. (LwuAir) infiltration. cUpw, ti.f. (LMtAtr) infiltrats with I
chlniTfleD. m. aurgeon.
ehlraislqiH, a. BuTEicsl.
cUtliie, /. chitin.
clil<KVCétat«, m. chlcroaoetate, ohlon
chinraeMlqiie, a. chloroaoetiii, ohlari
chlontcc m, chlnrins.
«Alonl, m. cblora!.
' "e, /, (ihloralorjiide-
ehhmite, f». i
y chlorunide, aminrn
potajBJm n chlorate, cblorftte t
chlorose
chlonte di Kiudt, sodium sblonta.
" I. «mtaininc chlorate, ohionta (m,
cblofstloii, /. chlori nation.
■trohydrochloric, nitfomori-
— tigiMe, liquid chloriae lore. p.D. chlorinated, i
{Pham.) chlorine
chlorttbtlii. n. etbfl ofaloride. chloToethaiM.
cUoreni, a. ohloroua.
clilorbrdrmtei m. hydrochloride, chlorhydrate.
— d'ammonia^jix. ammonium ehloride. chlorlirdiliiei /. chlwohydrin. chlorfaydriu.
— dkrùnuffiM, chromy] i^loride.
— ndfuri^tu, chloroaulfonic acid, ehlortirilriqnei □. hydrochloric, chiorlqi», a. chloric. chlorite, m. chlorite.
cbloroaiûldare, chloro-BTnldDref m. ~ chti^-
clilar»4tbrUlie. /. chlorethylin, chloroethyHn
(oompoundorthe typeCUfOCiHi). chlorofiiniutlon, /. chloroformine. m. chloroform.
' n. chloroformai.
. chlorofon
eUantmetre, m. chlorometer.
ehloromCtrle, /. chlorometry.
ehlarDmetrlqne, a. chloromeCric.
ebloronltrt. a. containini or combined with chlorine and the nitro groap, ohliwonitra.
ehloropbrUei /. chlorophyll, chlorophyl,
cfatoropbTlUen, a. of or pertainiD« to chloro- phyll,
cbkooplcrlne. /, chloropiorin,
ehloioplatliiate, m. ehloroplatinate. — d'ammaniaçut, ammonium dil(fC4}lMi-
ehloroplfttlDlqDe. a. chloroplatinie.
eUoriMe,/. ehlivona.
chlorose c
rhlaraHl, m, oUoco ult. doubla cUaide. cblofambstitnC a, cbloro-gubatitutKl, chlcm. Cllla«Mlllfi>I>£i a. GODtkininB or oombined with
chlorine and the BuUoaio KToup, chioroaalfa. vliloromlfttref m. ohloroaulâde. ebloroireaibonlqiic. a. Id the phitwe AW
chtoroxycarboni^uë, ethyl chlorolarmate. Alonmce, m. ohluriiution, et«.(see chloruisi) ;
(Pholoe.) spedf,. mteaiifloatiaQ with Bokl
oblorido.
~ P.O. ohloriiiatmc. etc. (eee chlo-
/. chlori
cUanuet m. ohloride.
— aeide, acid chloride.
— eaUi^ue, CAlcium chloride.
— d'adtyU, ooetyl chloride-
— d-antmoini,. antimony chloride.
— d'argent, silver chloridc-
— d'oDcte, nHiacen ehloridg.
— de baryum, barium chloride.
— de torimu, cBiboD dilorida, Bpedf. ovbon l«tncbloride.
— de chaia, chloride of lijne, bleachinf pow- . der, cblotJii*t«d lime.
— de cAaux li^utde^ iPharm-) ecJution of
'-^ dicoiaroM, tk chlorine compound that blflacbflB, u bleaching powder or ■ hypo-
chloride, ipecil. cupric
chloride.
— de/ff,iro
ohlorid
■ TOBoit.
oriechlMTde
— deJulin.
— demircw
ychlorid
(W,ma
curio ohl
ride.
(preto).
i> chloride.
— demttk^
methyl chlorid
^ d* phatjiiwTe, phoepboruB chloride.
— de phûtphoft (per), [dioiphorue penta- oblwide-
— dé plaUné, pUtinura chloride, «pecif . pl»- tinic chloride.
■ — de phmb, lead chloride.
—^ dm potaanum, potoBHum chloride.
— de Hdtum. «odium chloride.
— dm aoude, — . de etude liquide. BoluUon of chlorinated soda, lAborraque'
BuUurch
chloride, 8>Ck
— ifUam, tin chloride.
— tCélain (jfrotoj , Btannoun chloride.
— d'ilhi/le, ethyl chloride, chloroethane. - — de rinc Uquide, (Ptiarm.) Bolution ol
ohloride.
— d'or, gold chloride, specif, auric ehlor
IX, ferroua dilfside. — . ferrique, ferric chloride.
— /erri^ue tiqtàdm, (PAomi.) lolution rtf fsrie chlffiide.
— nersmrique. mercuric chloride.
— ^anneux, etamunia chkaide elilonirt, f-a. chlorinated, ohloridiied, contain-
clilonirw, e.t chlorinate, chloridiu. ehloridate. (CUorùiofe always impliea impreEuatioa or combination with chknne; Moridiee and MuridaU, «p. the latter, may a!» denote impregnation with a chloride. ChlorurtT it ueed in both «ensee.)
Chot, tn. shock, collisioa, impact, knoddnt.
— direct, Donnai impact.
. — abiiip^e, oblique impact. CkMOlat, m. it a. chocolate.
— au lait, milt chocolaté.
— ' 071 powirff. chocolate powdw. cbocolateile, /. chocolate manufactateri due- otate tejrttay.
(with a noun) prefecnd, beet.
m, * a. (Med.) choiagoeCue). (Med.) cholemia, ohdiemia.
{Med.) cholera, choloûo.
^ chcleeterol, choleeterin.
/. (Afad.) chiduria.
I m- stoppage, BtandinjE idle, inactdv- dead season, slacli time.
suspend work, stand idle;
natter, affair; property.
chtia, m. oabbsge.
— palmiete, palm cabbsjEc; cabbage palm.
— . potaoer. common cabbage.
~- nrl, kale.
choux de BruxelUt, Brussels sprouta. tboneninte, /. sauerkraut, pickled cabbage, cbonette, /. owl.
m-fleor. m. cauliJIowar. HI4*T«, m. kah]-rftbi.
TstedoiL
kiDphiiQ, ^eoif, ML
1, Chhstuui- e, /. (Bot- nmpiiire (CrilAmum tnaruimuni) un iDBTBh eAEnptdrfl or clanvort (SaUc^nfo
cbntmatable, a, (Dyeing) shromable. cfantnut^W, m. ohromatiuc. (Dvme) ehrom-
». chronal*. . ) d« futaHB, potu^um dichromaU, potassiurq kdcbroDuta.
— dtf baryU, barium cbromatfi.
— de plomb, lead chromaCc-
ohromjitfid. chrotnad; chro- hromate, (Z>|ifliw) chromB.
Arraocatoi ekrr>oekalqn«, m. u Imitatioii ipoBBd of oopper, tin And dno. /. (ifin.) chiyKKoUm. J /. {ZH«t) flhrynùdtDA.
AiTioIlttae, /. (Uin.) chiysoUts.
ehriMpIui^iie. a. abiyiiophiHiii]. /. (if.nO «I
duomaUe, /. d dmtmatliw, /. ifiiel.) ci dmkmmllque, a. chromi Anmatlqueiiient, ode
. . a. chromoiBnio.
chronM^ilille, a, (fiiol.) chromophilous. ehTDiiwphvtâcnpUc, /. ohromophotography. n. (Ailron.i cbromoaphere.
cbTrunlUnc. /. chiysiuiilins. ctarrwntliènw. m. chryunthf mum, ebrriWoUDe, /. Fhcysarobia, Arriène, n. cbrysene. dl^rabéryl, chrrioberll, m, uhrysoberyl.
ebute. /. fiiU: [aUinc; faihin; {Metal.} njeeted
de palenliel, fall of poUutisl, drop of poten-
du bae, (Metal.) rejaDtcd lower «nd.
du Aaui, (UaCoI.) nientBd upper end. chFl'l'A, a. chyloiU) chyLuwoua. clirlCi m. chfle, chjlfilut a. chylûUA, cfaylanoua. ebrlUlw. •(. cbyiiiy. A jlurfe, /. (M&d.) cfayluTÛ. ebrnie, m. (PAiinol.) chyme.
■tAer, I.E. ohyioify. Chn*"!/' Cypn». Clinv^ m. Cyprufl wine. d, adt. here; now. <Ci may be attaehed to a
w<ffd to limit the meaninc of oe» cetta.
cdui-ci. thifl ODO, thù, the latter, dte ia Id. Ct ie sIbo used in ai indicate a product; ae, cftmueë
Itaoi
clfl — , dfl fd) here and there.
par — , par Id, here and then; now and then hither aod thither. et-aprèii adt. below, hereaflet. dUe, /. tartet. elbai>lelt«, /. chiTeg.
dCktriMT. I.I. eicatriie. d-contrc. ode. oppoeit<
ddnrle, /. ci atl, M. «ky
ir factory, cider mill. imps«nie) Company, Co. heaven; roof (as of a roine); I (ai of a furnace or boiler) ;
à ffraitdn fteun, ai^t-bloomiiw cwreiu.
CIMII, pi. ol del.
dsoe, /. (Sot.) bemiock.
- — rfjftcjnalfl, — ordinatTfl, Conivn iw
— weute. watfiT hemlDOk (Ctcufa n d-jolnt* a, ^ven herewjthr umexed. dl, m. eyeluh; (£<oI., pi.) oilia.
ciller, l'i.'mnk, blink.
dme,/. summit, top; (So<.) «yms.
dment, m. cement,
— à prim tente, ilov-aettiu oemratt
— à prite rapide, qiiick.«flttm4 oemi
— artifteiet, BJtiGcial oemvtt.
— da Boulaant, Bomao Minent.
— hydravHque, hydi*ulio «
— prompl, quiok-iottiiig m
iningtoce
ment, cemen
etnusntw. ..1. «m™
; (SIoh) Tftrniah.
dmeniler, m. «men
tmskero.
dmetUn, m. nmeti
»T.
pipwlay
UuooHfr
duabR, m. cionabK
(u>eo
jnonyomi
*blir.Kitim(
— wrt. green cinn
bur (green pigment e
cHc» and P™™. bl
dDdMideiDe, /. cL
dDClMKlIlUlie. /. ci
doAonlne, /. duc
dndtoalqne, a. ciachouïc,
aatù — . cinrhonlo acLd ((etrahydro^keto-l, 2-pynui-3,4-elicBrboiylic aoid); leeg prop- cdy, dnohoninio wùL
clrcolidre
a. kineButtio(Bl).
dnëdte, /. s Sna-cruned tufa.
kinetia. — /. kinetias.
dnslCDTt n. ahingler, squeeieT- - — a.Bliîngling,
dntfenae, /. lUelal.) shineler, KlueeHr. dnnabre, m. " dnabre.
ciauimon tree {CinrMmomum
dnlrmge. m, bendi pUt« bending. dnln, M. bend, ci cintre, p.a. bent, . dntrcment, m. bi dntro', t.t. bend.
fifty; Sftioth. — m-Bfty.
(Beedntnr); aperdf..
dreomeriptton, dreonicilTe. >.<.
— iTaHmtTSlaliBri, {EUc.) supply circuit.
— da cliaroi, (Elec.) chsrging circuit.
— de dirharffe. (Elee.) diacharfçiits oircui
Am-.— ,1.
drcnUlre,
|£lw^) disooDDeoted.
ctrenUrité, /. cirouliirity.
— d4, liUiM. Utbiiuo mtrata.
(Com.) trmffio.
— de lowit, Bodiuin oitnte.
/OM —, ciiculale; csuh
tomoYoïbout.
eltrtne, /. dtrsne, rf-limonme.
dre,/.w«; wu «ndl..
dtarln, a. àtrine.
— * c«M^. SMiiDI WW.
Htrtne,/. lemon oU.
— 61anc&t, white w»i.
elMqae, a. dtrio.
— ifaMIteCt), besiwu.
— âm Chinn. CbituM vu.
— d> «ri*-, myrtle wai.
— d.IBl«M^, palmwii.
dtroD. m. lemon; no; {mit from the ceauii
— d« (torw, «ader'. w»
Ci»™ ™d™ Onoludin. lemon, lime «id
— d'K.p.x»», Spuiiid. »L
[.■«■liiiawu.
ntron). — a. ]emon-«doml, lamon-yeDow.
— du/opm. J.|»nwM.
~/o$iae. laail w«I. MTM
dmnnC a. like, or imellinc o(, tanon»;
flivored with lemon.
— mtnénili, minenJ ni,
OHKeril*.
drt, P.O. w«i8d, etc. (aee o
uw)-
dnr, ■>.(. wu; bl-ok (shoa
; polûh Oeather):
flavored with lemon peel.
dnlUe, /. clippiDA
ortbelike), nippera (fnr'w
dtorn>> v.. dtOFMiiie, /. cititen.
dlneoDlqiw, a. citncoi^c.
dtrftcon* fn- EBxden bAlm {Metitaa afficiTutiù).
perfume);
dTMte, /. (hsnd) bairow.
dill, a. civil; oiviliao. — m. oiviliuL
dilliwMlITi a. eiviliiing.
dTllliuttkin, /. (dviliwtion.
dTllla», t.t. oiviliH.
dale, /. Kren. sieve; buldl».
dmlnt, fJalD, n. auriferous fround.
dalr, a. (of Gre, etc.) brisht; (<< oolon, rooma, ete.) licht; clear; thin; (of doth) Onay; (of money) avwlable. —m. lisht; (of cloth) thin part, — adu. cleorlr, clear. — wmS, thinly eown, Mattered.
dabcsge, vt. clearine, purging <ap. the fne- ins of lugar cryetalg from mother Uqacr by water, einip, centrifugaliÀng or other
claim, m. (Sufor) clearins sirup, olairoe. dslTCCTi dalrdr, i.t. dear, purge (eee clur-
dalie. /. bone ash; boiler for sugai re£n-
elalre-etollfe, /. an alloy of tin and lead. dalrementi adt. rlearly. plainly. clatre-Bondnrei /. - claire-étoffe. dBlret, a. nther lisht (in oolor); rather thin. — m. red wine of lifht color.
elafre-nile, /. openwcsk, Uttiee, EntiDg; aky- light.
d— , ÛKqwnwork, l&ttioedi (of tkbrin) i^wn.
thinly sown, scattered, sc a. deu^4icht«d.
tn, darapi orunp, doc; vioe- olaok v&ïve, clAck, flap valvi
ripple.
t. cUp, EfTIACk,
m. clarifying ^
duUeation, /. clarifiostioii cluUer, i.t. * r. oUrify. /
clartéi /. lisht; cIcatdwi, spwf- tniiex>ft'va<^ limpidity. — du jour, daylight.
(JuUqne, a. clutii. cbnatliBllto, /. (JIfin.) cUuBthalite.
~" -r, m. (Set.) pri(Ûy oah (ZoMhoivIum. Z. mmriotnum) ; (PAorai.) i»ntboiy-
1 — d'initrruptvm, (£Jw.) >. (Sol.
fn. clergyzzum; ocbolaj, Barant; clerk. cl l c hlçCf m. atereotyijiiiffp atereotyijy. (Hellti m. eosnved iflate or block (fur.priut- incJ, cut, en£rmvii]«; slfireotyiw plata,
half-tone.
1 slide.
^ehw, ■.!. atenotypa.
dlent)». customs'; patient; client.
cHentUe, /. patronaaa, ■
clinquant, m. tinsel, imitation gold oi
foil. . — a. tinseled, glittehne. dlqnet. m. click, catch, delEnt. pawl, ratchet. eUqueter, i,<. click, clank.' ellqueOs, m. clank, clsakinc. Jingle, jinsUnc. cUsMt /. screen, mat (as for draining cheue) ;
wickor cover for a bottle; eplint. citué, P.O. wickered; wicker. eUuer, o.E. wicker, cover with wicker; (tfsd.)
dRTedn, m. harpschord.
cttrebto,-.. deavoblo.
filât—, piano wire.
etonl, m. an inferiw kind of soda.
daTBiee./. sheep pox.
«faXslMi, /. beU jar, bell glass; bell (in various
daretoKe. m. keying.
senses); cover {lot ■ dish); blister; (Cb-
dBTcler, D.i, key, fasten with keya or
eot-
™™.) bubble, bleb; (Hioi.) a ooverwi glass
lera. .
dish for plate cultures, sermn, etc.
(brettMe. »>- - cUvetage.
— à c«»™, culture dish (with cover).
dsTette, /. key, pin. pen, cotter.
— à doutllo, open-top beU jar, bell jar having
— lis scTTogc, tightening key.
a mouth or tubulation at the top.
dkTettw, e.l. -claveter.
— d ràic, vacuum bell Jar (with lower e<lge
cbkfon, n. smaU screen, sieve or grating ;
smaU
hurdle; wattle.
clocber, t,l. cover with a bell jar.
elef. cie, /. key (in various sense.); key
etoebette, /. Uttle bell jar; Uttle bell; beU
(ofartopcock); wrench; hook(ofac
flower.
keystone; knot, hitch; (Obi») ». pi
■ce of
dolson,/. partition, septum.
earthenwue fitting over the cracked
side
of a pot and serving to hoU it togolher.
— d érraui, screw wrench, nut wrench.
— d molf^. a wrench with jawe adjusted by
turning a smaU wheel.
daolane, <i. (Msd.) clonic.
— onsfnMs, mookeï wrench
ttort, >,(, close; inclose. — i.t. close, shut.
-à au ptrdw,, brad.
— de bouche, tAck.
— de ffirafie, doro.
— d'ipiniu, brad; wire
— de touSIet, tuk.
it /■ coagulAbili^. , coaculable.
uue, /. coafulaoe.
lAteur, a. CDAEuIatory, acaguloiting.
. coafuZ&tor. ooB^uliuit-
' ■■ n, /, coBBiilation.
, CDR^uJation of the blood. S: r. coH^ulste. coasDlniUf ïn- ««eulmn; coaflulAnt. coRlUe, /. iaffrior wool (from tiie tail). e, /. coalfsoenoe.
CMltST. m. conl tsr.
MWltarement, m. tnwliiitt with oool tu,
Maltarer, i.i. tiest or imprenuite witb «oui
catalt, m. cobalt.
cotall eolMlIciu,
ibaltu
KJnltoua.
;tiiva]ent> cobalt
ipotaAium cobaltic nitrito.
a. cobaltiferouB. eobaltliie, /. (Afin.) oobaltiu. cobaltine. cobBlllqne, □, cobaltic. cobaltlûce, m. - cobaltage. cobalUaer, D.t, oover or piste with cobalt. fobare, n. guiELoa pis, cavy. caboldjne, /. (Vin.) limueiti. eobolt, m. pondored metallic arseolD,
embe, /. notch, nick, out, slit, troove; au coebenlllaKe. m, cochineal dyeioe of dye I coebeDllle, /. cochineal; cochineal in
with cochineal.
lineal ûff, coohineat plant.
hoc. pia; pork; drone:
codunlUler. n eoeluin, m, h'
{Metid.-) BO
coootlcr, m. coco, coco palm (Caow maifera) . coetloa, /. bailing, coction; cookinci (PAv*-
eodc, n. codc^ codex, pharmacop«a.
art, etc.; (in distillation) middle fra* eartwood; ctomach (aa ia mal au co —, heortahaped.
— dt fiait. Iua> ettp.
Ifl^s V.U «p, cover the head or toft of; dma
ing, futenins with wede;ea. vedKiHf p atata of beiii£ wedged, (of mschlce put«) jemminc. colnew. E.I, wedie; jem; drive in (wedg»); eorner. — ».r. (of nuwhine parte) jam.
oaHl, m. eât (Kwonut biuk fiber),
— d* pétfoU, petroleum ooke, col ooke. tokUaeUaB, eokeiBcaUon, /. eoldng.
à — court, ihort-necked.
— de cyone, Bwaii nock {epooif, a curved tub
' — droit, ^ fiaeoD A large ouverture, undo fiaam; etiaieht neok.
1. (PAon ■ ■ ■ — • - •
{CalatuTe
f. (£ot.) a plant belonginK ta I a related genus,
/. aolebieeine.
>, (fiM.) iiMadow MiMtol, n. oolocitbar.
1. (Boct.) colon bacillus.
iCtram.) email tripod, /. * a. coKo.
p»oka£o, pHTGQl, bale, eaee.
pottal. parcel (Hnt by poet).
f , by pHTi^ poet.
. m. collaborator.
. /. ooUaboratioD.
wIlabonMMi /. flollaborato.
I, oollHenie. — m.
m. (Mtd.) ooUapae.
oolle. /, glue; eiia, Binog; (adheaive] patte; (adhadve) cement; fining.
— it bmielu, mouth glue, lip glue. — . ff amidon, etaroh pafite.
— dé caoutchouc, rubber cemout.
— da Plandrt pvrifiiê, gelatin.
— dt pdM, paate, flour paete.
— da peau, Bldn glue, hide glue.
— dt poÙHm. Ë«h glue; isinglaii,
— d'o., bone glue.
— /orte, elue'.
— £wutd«, liquid glue.
— téeélalt. vi«etabLe glue. v^ataUe ei». euUectenri m. oolieotor. — a. colleetiag; (of
a lene) eondenelog. ODllMtlf, a. It ■>. collective. coUecltoi. /. collection.
mlieetloniieT, t.l. colleot. make a ooUectiaD d. eoUeellTenient, ndi, DollMtivaly. coUectlTlU, m. collectivity. eoDeetrlec, a. fm, of collecteur. colHae. m. college. mllfclen, m. ooUegian. — a. collegiate, ooUece.
. (alao pt-) glue Btock-
olarify (ail wine);' (Ceram.) faeten with Èlip. — r.r. adhéra, itick, etick together, o^e; be glued, siied, fined, etc. —r-i.
eoBmUm, f. flange, rim, collar, ring; (Bol.)
nolle-matj
eaUat,m.
ollai; (r«A.)aecl.
throat.
ahank
collar, colic*, etc
{of a eu
oroth
ST plant) collar.
^ de jonclion, flange, collai
, Jiouldc
«mette,/
a veHol for fining beer, alw
aoHenr. n. aluer, e
PI, coUodion.
— eantliaridt. (PAonn.) eutluriiial oidlodioD, bliffbving ooUodioiL
— elaaHtiu, (PAom.) Ondtda eoUodion.
— HvftiQU*, iPharm.) ityptio collodioa.
— wMeatU, .iPharm.) btiaMrinc oollodion, cunthiiridiil cnUadion.
m. coUotd- — IL oollfùd. oolloidBl, "lotypy> ooUotype. Cadloll'lliie, /, collmylin laoluble Bunoottoii). coUntoln, «. (Mod.) collutory, ooUutunum. «rfllTe, m. (VhI,) coUyriiun. eoliiuter, b.J, (Affrie.) waip, «oloeTntbliie. /. colocyntûn. Colombie /. Colombia
(bîh of paper» a
i; oolombier, columbicv
ceramio pHte
used tor m«iaun
u contraction due to firin»
or (or lutiDB m,
rae» together; (Afelol.) ■
kind of lead OR
; (Butidifia
plaster Paria and baryta.
catomblDe, /. dung
of domeetio
o«la.
— d'Amirtlu., —
dtMarittit.
American oo-
; oolonJat, Bettter;
\imn: piUaTi poat; (of a pump)
— d rectifier, rectifying column, fractionating
— ■ d robinet, upright pipe with atopeock or tap. Miopbsne, /. colophony, main.
m, /. eolocynth {CUniUiu , ookvinc; qjedf., dyeina. — hl , eokving matter; qiecif., dye.
— baàque. baoiij dye. ^^ biâae*A^U9, diaaao dye.
— ntol, (fiisJ.) vital atùn. mlmmttolit /. ooloration, ootorinc. eolort, p.n. colored; (of wine) de^-oolofed; (of tinta) bright.
it, m. oolorins, ooloralion.
loier, coloriât; (CoKcd) print- ing roller, print roll. "*" eolnifio.
coloriaBnic. colar^>roduoiiia. eoktrlinetre, in. eolorimeta.
eoIorlmCtilqnc, a. colorimetrio.
' " ■ mt, odi. ccJorinwtriomlly.
. /. coloration. colarlatc. m. colwo-; lArt.) eoknit.
eoltar, colth^, «Itucment. etc See ooal-
tar, coaltarement. etc. oidnmblain, m. «alumlHUDi. ealia. m. colia. ipecif. rape or rapeaocd.
(DiHtiactionB between ' ' huile de eolia." "huile de navette "and "huilade rabatte" an apparently rstHer conluaed. All may be trûslated " rape oil " or ^' colaa oil," praetically a:
mou» in Engliah except aa " colaa «1 ■■ i.
combat, «. c
ombat, oontest. Btrifc. — pr. S
fight, ™m
comMen, odt
how far. h
fight: combat; oppoae. — i.f.
how. how muoh. bow muy, ow low. — m. price. how long.
— binaire, binary ct
conibliuUsoa
n tulfiirét, a
commodité
unaadw, t.l. oommuid, order; (Com,) order; (Mach,) drive» control, operate.
(Maeh.) gmr toffflthor, work toffetlier. eomnundltalre, m. donnant putuer. Bee
ramblemeiit, m. fiUins, etù. (see combli combler, it. till, fill up; supply; fulfill, a. oombuetible. a. eupportinc combustion. aupport«T of oombuBticm. bure, p.a, burned; (Afôi.) oooflîat
comnuDdlte, /. i^ommsudite, It finn ha^
lonsible only for the amo liavB invcEtfld, while the i nandiUa) are fully reeponù Dciétë en ooninisndite.
u . . . «e, like, u if, SB m
.(. remember, recall to mie
buitible.
— aaaloméri, briquetted fuel.
— andan, ooal.
— ifédairaçe, oombuetible used ag an Ulu-
lerai fuel, epeoif. coal.
«Mnbnitloii, /. combu '— au libre, Dombusti'
— blanche, bright c ffuished from blue
— bUae. blue-B>une c
— ' lento. Blow CQmbU3^nn, — rponianée, spontaneoua
eotaénUiue, a. oomenic.
mmete, /. c< comique, a.
/. order (for foods) ; drivii
drive; control, control mechanism
IruE (of ropes). d — dirKle, direit-actin(, — detmodroniQue. belt drive. de ■ — . ordered; feivued, sham.
rff in) the b^sinning, at fint- ■blilU, f. oom^ensurabilit'ï
commenlklie, m. c
oonunn'fanti a. commernsl. mercantile.
oommereci m. commerce; trade, buBineas; tradespeople,
— di dilail, retail trade.
— en groa, wholesale trade.
— rxUrittur, foreign commerce, foreign trade.
commercial, a.
commettre, i.i. commit; api
oommlnuei, ■(, eomminute.
iminutiaii, /. comminuti
commotion
; /. idiook;
■e, m. tnde imioi comparabUttè, /. compsrsbilit)'. comparable, a. cotnparabla.
àdâùtr, divideim.
«midaln, i.t. give pteuure, ~>.r. deliaht
(in), bepleAaed (at); be delisted. mmplalsammeDt, adp^ ob\ipDgiy: wîUiosly. uplaisanoe; complacency.
entai.
)mpleiB
mpl»-
complet, n. complete. — m. complement.
compIMement, ode. completely,
complfter, t.l. complete: make up (u soht-
tioM to a KÏven volume); pertect: fill up, Gompleie, a. <t m. complei. COmpleiltéi /. complsiity. mmidlotloii, /. complicfttioD. eompUmcnta, i.r. compUmsiit. nim[dlmenteiir, a. complimentuy. Gomidlaiif. P.O. complicated, compln, intri-
behave. comport oueoeK.
.«uDdi oompoeed; .<wmpa9- ïto; formal. — m. compouniL
— bmzéni^ut, ajomatio compound.
— ehhrt, chlorine compound.
— amiwaf, (Old Chtm.) oonjus>te oom-
" ■■■■■ - -"-"Ition ooitopound.
mont hia lis lowest vaknce.
— non latfrt, utaatunted «ompouni ^ ùrgantf-maffniaiear or^udo ma^nefl
— phaapharé. phoAphoruB compound. ■ — saturi, Bftturat«d compound-
— rulfonS, gnUoiiAted compound, sulfo m
coinpNiincnt. pr. S pi. ituIù. A tuij. of coin-
prendre. eompTMsenr. m. compreseoi; grease cup. compresfllbllit^i /. compreaaibility, -blenees. Eompreaslble, a. compieHible. eompnaglf, a. comprEasiva. compreuloii, /. compreoaion. comprlDuble. a, compresBible, comprlJOftntr p.o. oompruaing; natrauùiic, cotnprlmét p.a. compressed; restfuned*
checkad. — tn. oompreesed tablet, com-
pTEeeed pill. comprimer, i.I. compreae; reatrain, check. oomprimenr. m. compressor. eomprlj, p.p. erf comprendre.
non — , not IncludiiiKH not iocluded. y ^-, iacludliu?, ineladed. mmprlCt p.def. 3 sine- of comprendre. eompromettrâ, c.
compromis, p
comptabilité, /. bookkeep keeping Bccounte, accoui ity, repponsibility,
comptable, a. Accountable, rf accountant, bookkeeper;
comptant, a. ready (i
compte, m. account.
au W du—, sfter a
reporta of the Eeaaion campte-Ols, m. thread a
a the yield.
ney). ^iB. ready
; pay: iJiarge; aooount,
wnaidered; count (on), in-
meself.
n inslmiiient for oouDtiaa
inter, meter, iuljoator;
— Gactrvpie, electric □ comptoir, m. (àhop) c
mter; branch baok.
ment, m. cnuhinc, e Esawv, .,(. (reduœ u break, comminute, brm
, t, pr. S ting, of ooDEomfeK, m. cocumber.
coDOordant, a. «mcorduit.
' concur, contribute, coSpHvte;
tipr.S tins, of ooncourir.
r. concrete, erdïdj^, renda Of
eteif sidid.
connCtliHUialn, conctétlnuie, <■. oonoretion-
Klenuble. oonilcnBUit, p.a, cond^nsiac. condcD^teiiT, m. (eep.£I«.) oondeuv. — a.
condensiuff. eondenMtir, s. condenntire. imtioD, /. condenBHtion, 1' stUrHur, Burfaoe onDdenuticm.
«•ndfmenlBlK, eoodlnuDteni. a. condimi
ooDdIt, m. ((sp. Pharm.) comfit, confeotion. condition,/ condition: service, employmea
tiODSl. t. mil. conditianftU]'. . m. conditioning; apcoif., manner of paokinc for slûpment. indttlonner, il. condition. indaetane«, /. (£J«.) conductan».
m. A /, oonductor; aupeciotend-
•X) drivinc
(VacA.) control. — drive, — f.r. oonduot ouAelf ; •ondnlt. m. conduit, pipe, tube, ducst, paBwce, ewul. — p.p. dt pr, S
luct'; leuli oondurrtod.
— d'amtnét, deliTei? pipe or i
— tTaapiraiion. malion pipA. fl
— dt wnl, ventilation ahmft.
lighting cone (funnel-olikped
while thay Are bdng lijchted).
— de friction, coqd oiuteli.
— âniil, tbht gone.
— jUAv^tur, fiJterinc eone.
— ttimipié, truncated eane.
eanftctloii. /. mâlcini, nuldna op, oi (J*Adrm.) confection
-..r. be mod.
m»deup,ele.
specif., clothes nAker
elDthier.
TVoXtnate, f. confereno
, meeting lectu
cIbh: oomptviKHi.
— ...■. hold ■
(erenoe ; ^ve so ftddn
ronierdr, t.t. confer; oom
pare. ~t.i. oonf
conferve, /. conferva, confervoid hIes, h
...Si, ..,..„,_.
«snlbnt, p.». eonfiding. e
to. (iBBeonfier);o
juuffuiatiun. , >.i. (ive eanfi«unitioD or form to. confine, border. (Ueed in the jil.] I.I. confine, — n.i. border (on). :, preserve (fruité, etc.); pickle (in r) ; {Ltatker) eoalc in biit«, l>at«-
I /. confirmatioa-
onfitm. — >.r, be confirmed.
:lded; (LeiUIW)
/. ccmfaotioneiy;
{LbMmt) bK(«, puer. — pr. * p.dd/. 3 til «uiatwc, /. pre>erve(s). jun.
fiMJtory or «hop, pieeerve buuneefl. coDfltnrlcr, m. maker or seller of préservée. conflit, m. oonSict.
nunele, btend ; con- — t.r. be conlDurtdcd; roûisle, blend; infuKij; (Orff. Chem^ be identical or,
e9n/an<f avec le p-nitroaophénolj.
_ , . notice (of leaping) ; diooharge,
MDSMlCT, I.I. discharge, ditmia. confeUUUt^, /. consealabtenesB. Mincrisbic, a. oongeKlBble. conselsnt, p.o. congealing. ettlV^atlail, /, con^cUtion. congealing, con-
Donfreal- epecif., freeie,
CODKCltir. a. congestive, congealed.
canjonctlllte, /. iMed.) conjunctivitis, CODjI^uf, a. conJiutHte; cDDJugated.
knowing; akilled j eoDiialsseiiieiit, m. bill oF lading.
'- 5 ëiTig, of conquérir. anqulA, p.a. conquered. DDqnlt. pjitf. 5 nnn. of conquérir.
consignatloii
devote; c
COIUeiT>tolT«, a. it m. oaiuervHtary.
comerrei /. conHrve On Pharm. now often translated confection since tbe old distÏDiy tion between conserve and electuary has bceu Hbandoued); prsserved food; jar; ApeciF., (MicT-Qflr) at ain i n g jar: Ipi-i do1<b«1
' — tUimetUain, preserved food,
Hlmonda.
— d'écnrte d'oTiaiB'. (Pharm.} ooofeoUon of orange peel.
. — de fruits, preeerred fruit (dried, piokled,
— de téffumet, preeerved vegetables Cdrisd, canned, etc.).
— de jtoieaone, preserved Bth. cured fiah. ■. (Piorm.) e
e, /. br&cket; wall Ëitura, hauler. «tnaoHdatlDii, /. cDnsolidatioD. coDSoUder, r.I. consolidate: (n'nan») — B.T, conaolidalfi-
coiuotnptiûe, a, cnnsutnsble. CODMDipllOD, /. consumption. caiuortlDm, m. syndioate. coiuonde, /. (Bot.) oomfrey [Strnphi/tum). — officiwiU, </Tondt — , eommon tonihey CS.
constantly; with ton-
-, /. cc
conatatkUon, /. aecertaioinc; rerifioai
etatement. coiutaler, D.I. aacertam; verify; Btat«. ooiutlpmiiti p.a. ooiutipHting, CODstlper, r.I. CDEutipale. CODStKlutllti p.n. constituent: conetitu'
I. flcmHultative, advisory. 1- ± i- cooflult. — v-f- coi leaoother; b« eomutted.
, health, strength i
contunlner, i
eontnetkin, /. cnn
eoDtnctDTe. /. cod
contradiction,/, ci
iDtradtctolre, a.,
ctmtnlsneDt, pr. s pi. of contrslDdrc, t.t. couetr
make. contraint, p.p. of oootraii contrainte, /. conatraint. contjalre, a. contrary; ii
— à — , Aide by side.
m ofb«t, on th« otha
SBtive ftooelention,
CDDtrfr-baUDcer, eoDtrebaUlimr, >.l. ooun- lerbsUnce. — i.r. oountorbalanoe each
eoDlrelMuide, /. coDtrabuiil coab«-1u§, adv. dawtfwwrd. eoDtn-burettc, /. leveliuc tube (for Luue
nitiomelen Bud the like). MDti«-clurte, /. coimterpoiH.
' j-ecenr.m. back (oF ft chimney). , reluctanUy, iiawilliac^r'
CDUDtentrûke. mlcrouiniit; bask
I-. ± p.def. S ling. A p.p. of eon- treeUTB. — m, contradiction; rojoinder.
contrée, /, country, re(ion. «ontre-ecniiliin. set screw (fur another Krew);
ounterenamel.
countorpfoof. atn ami, m. i»unt«rt«Bt, chsok test, nlnnicani /. counterfeiting ; eounterfeit
(of patente) infringement; forgery; (ol
books) pirated edition.
ton. _ CDDlnbctloii, /. e<
eoDtrebIre, i.t. a feign; disguise.
t, amd. 5 sing, at cat •onm-ien, m. back plale (of a contn-flefae. /. brace, strut, stu
contre-parol, /. ct rate, /, ri
GonndUrlne
. m. ovenea, forcma ntermand.
(of a fumaee
/ bBdcplate;rejnforaiDfi plate; 'k plate, guard platfi. laqué, a. layered, laminated. troit ipaiêêeura, three-ply. contrepoids, m. counterpoise, contre-pall, m. wrang way (of the hair), à — , against the grain or the aap, thp WTong
antidote.
i: (of fabrics)
■team, book
nHatrerleDti pr. s linn. contre^Tls, /. check screw. Gontrlbiiaiit, p.a. contHbul
Mtntilblitloii, /. oDDtribution; Ux. contrMaie, m. controUing, etc (see contnUer). oonliWe, n. control; cheeking, eheck; msric, ■tamp; register, roU, list; eonte>Uer'a
trftler). contrôler, i.I. control, check; calibrate; a«sr-
tain by checking; stamp, mark (as goïd). contrâlenr, m. controller, checker, inspeirtor,
extracted. oHitiQnvé, a. fabricated, forged, fabe. controTene. /. controreray.
dispute, controvert, de-
eonialncre, i.t. convince; ooc eooTalocu, pa, «onvinced; c< convBtDquant, p.a. convinciu eoDTallklre, /. (Boi.) convallai eonnllarlne, /. convallarin.
conreiisble. a. suiuble; expédient; becoming,
proper; well-bred. - — m. propriety. eooreiublenieiit, odr. luitably.
a«reeineat; auitableDM: propriety.
conTeaUoDi /. con conreDUi p.p. of a eaDT«t(eiiec, /. co
t, 0, * /. Ci
eODTCTRlOD. /. ooni
COOTCrtl, p.o. oonvi eonTCTtlbUlU, /. a
coUTCTtlManti p.p. of convertir. coDTertlweiiicnt, m. conveiwon, oouvertiDg.
coDTCie, a. oonvei. eonniltC, /. oonïBàty. conTleat, pr. s n'np. of «mvenir. coDTlcr, 1,1, invite, Mi, beg, prompt. convint, p. dif. a rina. of convenir. «Hind, m. (rulwBf) train; oonvoy; fmurKl. — dt mareftajidite*, Freigbt train, Eood strain.
' — dired (or KTpr^], express tnjn.
eoordoKtiita rtdaw/vioireë, rect iin gi ilftr i
eopmhu. n. copùlw.
eopaVVi m, copubA tree, any tree of th
Copat». copal, m., capale, /. oopal. copalloe, /. (Mtn.) oopklite, copaliiie. eopalme, m. aQpalm. coparer, ta. - copoler.
B «apiTi, fir (deal, piue) shaTing, juz d'aUtaçe. borings.
eopleuiemeiit, a
coprab, copra, /., roore, m, copra. tapre^piaae, f. copredpi^. ooproprHU, /. joint i^'operty. copnlathtn, /. coupling; oopulation. copnlcr, >,(. couple; (of uimsls) copulMe.
n>q, m- cock; (on shipboard) cook.
eoqiH, /. ibell; eoceon; (of ebips) bull: (of a
boiler) body; kinlc; (Ccram.) see ooque
d'dBuf, below.
— d'auf, encluJI; (Cerom.) a dull poroue state of tbe glass due to imperfect Titrifio^
— du Letajit, cocculus indious. cAqneUcol, m. coquelicot (tbe com poppy. Pa-
coqadnclie, /. (Afaj.) nhooping cough. coqnelDChon, m. (Bol.) aeonite. Eoqaerct. m., coquertUe, /. <£al.) alkekengi. coqalll^, m. Bhellfiah; shell. eoqalUe,/. shell; (Paper) a siie about 17 X 22 inches: (FouTidinc) chill: (Afoch.) caâng,
coqaUler, t.'i. (Fajindins) cast in a chill mold.
MHinllleiu, coqnllllei, a. shelly.
eor, m. bora (instrument): corn (callosity).
— (fa ctouM, hunting horn, bugle; (Mao*.)
a part iooped lihe a bugle.
corallleiu, corallleii, a. ooraL coralline. /, corallin, coniu, pi. of corail. corbean, m. raven; corbel, brocket. corbeille,/, basket. coTbelIlée. f. basketful, basket. cordage, m, rope, cord, cordage; cording (of wood); measuring (of wood) by cords.
— goudrrmnf. tarred rope.
cordât, m. a coarse wrapping cloth; coarse
corde, /. oord, twine^ rope, string, line; thread; (of wood) cord; [G«<-m,) chord; (Music) string; (Glatê) a oordlike defeot on blown giass, due to incomplete fusion.
— à nolon, violin string.
— à viotimalU, cello string, violoncello string.
cordf, ]i.a. corded; twisted; (Bol.) cordate. H,|C
cordât /■ cord (of wood) . cordeler, t.t. twiat. twine, lay (into rope). con)eletie« f. email cord, atfiua, line. eorddlne,/. (OIou) lerret: selvedEe, liât. vprder, r,^, cc^; twist; meaflure b; the oord.
— s.r. become Btiiii^ ; twiat; be corded. COrdcrie./, cordaie mskiiii: cordate biuineaa;
corda^ fact^y, rt^ïewaJk. eordUU a. it m. cordial.
eordln, a. oordHffe. - — m. rope Toaker or nellei. " e. /. CM»».) ioUle, cordierite. m. Btriim, dord; atmnd;
oordoc
brader; milled edfe (of a
.1. twist; plait, plat, bnùd. .. /. shoe making, trade or ebop. m. small Dord, strias; braid; ai] Billing (on a coin].
1, m. cordovan (leather). Coidoae, /, Cordova. Cwte, /. Korea.
a. tough, leatherlike. a. coriaceous, leatherlike. B,/. (Bo(.)tamier'BBumao. V, /. {Bol.) coriander.
androl OinaloAl). ,) corundum. corlDdonitiue, a. corundum, eorme, /. iwïice berry. cormier, m. service tree (âsrbua domaUca). rornallle. /. horn raspinsa. oonullne,/. (Afin.) camelian.
" " ed tool for ramovii
o^arlfler,
idblea tr
e./.hor. . .,.
iKT (of a sheet of paper) ; fi
imed-don
— d'abimdana, «OTDéf a. homy, horn,
Bom of plenty.
(Bol.) a member o
sen, dyer^A veed {QeKi*ta
correspondance
el berry, fruit of the c<7neL fiof.) any plant of the «eaua 1b and doBWoods). wt, flowering dogwood iÇor-
carrying liquids; (jVefol.) con
\tsirivei, a veaael for carrying ly dittiiiatvnt retort.
m. eorollary. — a. (Brrf.) i /. (Sot.) corolla.
;uild.u.
(Careful modem uaafis term "body" for eubatanc _ _ , aldebydio subets
— ' iHoté, nitrogenous aubntanoe,
— combunait, supporter of combu
— CDinpoel, compound.
— Ovuz, hollow body; hollow wv . — dtuechant, dehydrating agent, <
m. fon
body, body of ge
— grot, fatty substanos (including, in the
moat genera] senae, fata, aoapa, fatty acida
and even lecithin, ete,); specif., fat [corpt
ooriHUcHle. m. eorpuiole.
cofTespondaniMt /. eorregpoodenoe; c
«nnsponduit
c*n«pi>iiiluit> p.a. ooiTespoDding.
ooTTeapondeut. ei»r«p»ndre, i.i. it r. correspond. OOITliei p.a. corrected. — m. corrected a CMrlECT, v.t. correct- — T-r. be correcUd
rect oneeelf , nf onn.
— m. (Med.) oofToboraat, tonic. 1, coTToborative.
I. cormdioc, eorroeive; i
t. corrode; erode. — t.r. be cor- roded; be (xoded. tomttf m- {LeafJier) cuiryin^: dayinfi pud-
cormlrfe» /. cuiriery.
Mnrompre, t.i, compt: soften (as iestlier or
iron); deprive of plsaticity (ae wax).
— r.r. become corrupted, softened, etc. o(»Tompii, pa. corrupted, etc. (see corrompre),
etHTiHlf, a. it m. coTToeive.
conwrage, nt
plane (wood) ; (Dj/eing) spread out on
MiiTor^, /, (Bat.) taoDBT's sumac. eoTTorciir» m. currier, etc. (see corroyer). «wmptton,/. corrup^n; specil-, putiefaeti Corse, /. Cornea.
«m», p.a. full-bodied, full-Savored, stiang. eoncT, t.t. eivB body, consistency, flavor
stren^tb to. carton, m. a kiod of Burgundy wine. ecHUblB, m- artificial corundum. oosecante, /. (MoIA.) cosecant.
ctwmétiQiie, a. ft m. cosmetic. cosmique.
e, /. pod, huak, bull (of peas, < costette, /. chip, slice, coseette, eosseterle, /. cutting into chips !
attanceate, /, (MoM.) cotangent. cotamlne,/. aotamine,
dicatidg a'dimensinn, altitude ( a plan or chert; (Cmi.) quotal c6te, /. rib; slope; shore,. coast.
— à — , side by side.
— de me, ullc floes, • CtU tfltoin. Ivory Coût.
cote oeddtntaU, Wert Coaat (eep. of Africa). coté, P.O. lettered, numbered; {Com.) quoted. ette, m. side; (PrirUine) tons.
liquely; near, by; close together. d ' — tte, beside, due to, near.
— de la cJtair, (Leathtr) flesh ude.
— jtoii, (Leather) hair aide, aide, ffldew^s; obliquely; awry;
du —
-'slop
witlire
cOtItt, 1
cate-d'<h, /. C6t&<i'0T (a department of France).
iber, letter; (Com.) quote. tine, pertaining to the coaat. ), /. aide stone (of a furnace) ; IFmmdint) one of the parts of a mold. cotin, (oUiiHg, m. 0Bt.) furtet (Cuttmu
imeat; clubbing toaetha;
- i.r. club together.
■ — rtbtorbant, abeorbent a
«, Bbort-etl4>1e cotton.
nitnted cotton, ula ChH^(NO^i (according to Vieilte).
jmy. downy; (of bair) covered with light epoti.
inler.m. (Bol.) cotton plant. — (Lootlon. cotoD-poudrc, m. guncotton. eOtoyer, t.I. go along, coast, skirt, cotylédoo, m. cotyledon. cotrlÉdonalre, a. cotytedonary, cotyledonou». cotylédODï, a. cotyledonouB.
m, neck,
de (WW, see eol de cygne, Dsder eéL
p.I), pfoOUChM, — Bl.
m. (Paj-r) muoher.
jlsyET,
dt Mstpighi, Malpighian laysr.
itoiantt, JDAulAdntc layer r [her, T,t. Uy, lay flat, Uy down, lay an; K»t; write down; imicribe, insert; (Papir) couch. — >.i. lie, lie down; sleep. — i.r. rotobed; lia, lie down; (of the aun, ete.)
the aun. ete.) setting; bed, beddinf.
caneUi, m. bed, layer, •tntum; (of t, boUsr) lasEioAT (Pardenmo) layer.
foud, pr. S tine, of coudre.
eoudfl, /. elbow ; knee, ancle, bead, turn, bow,
loop; crank, cranked part. eoii(U, pu. bent, kneed, cranked. EondBT, e.l. bend (in the form of OD elbow).
oakinc in tan liquor.
Mndre. e.l. aew; tack on, sttach, — w.i
— B.r. be eewed; be jcdned. randrtc, /. arid land. MUdremeati m. eoakinii in tan ligunr.
conettc, /. aoeket; featherbed. couUge, n. flowing, leaking, caiting, e
for) leaksjEe; waste; sealding, hc buokiim (in laundriFfl).
— en aabtëf sand caating.
(of machine parts) movable, slidina; (of kilns, etc.) Gonlinucus; (of aoil) not firm, caving; fluent; accommodaUng, —m. (_Maeli.) alide, glider, runner.
metal) ; diacharge;
a eMtiss): (Ottt.)
.w. nln; leak', run out; eUde. slip, creep; (of fniita, etc.) ehipe) aink; (FovTidiTtg} mn
— d sou, — d r«t>, in
— d I'huHt, oil eolor.
— à mordante, mordant dye, mordaitt «olor.
— eompotie, eeoondary col<v.
— d'anûiiu, anUine color, aniline dye.
— dt chair, fleeh eolor.
— de ftM dt mofifle, (Csmm.) overglase ^tA<M- ~ de irand Jeu, (Ciran.) any eohir applied in
or under the glaie.
— d'imprimerie, colored printing ink.
-/amtenl, f^ti — ftmcée, dark ool<
— ffraJtée, pale col<ff.
— îtaée, pale oolor, faint a
— niniraie, mineral oolor.
r, fugitive dys.
dye produced on ibe fifai ' diaio BolutioQ. fast dye.
saddened or dariiened oolor.
let color, fast dye. g, vitriflable oolor. enamel solor. -, color, Btain ; alter the eorfkoa if Hoy) by pickling.
chia êerpenlaria).
>uleBwliie,/--(fl(«.)b
oonum bitlaria).
a anakeroot (Aritfolo^
— dt mine, bl
— d'atai. fint sttempt; proot «hot.
— iftnt, glance, look, aiaht. view. C luckï shot (throw, roove), lunky
- nir — . one ftftcr uiotber, guooauively.
intemiptfidlr^
fur ie — , thii time, for od«^
g. Builty ; culpsble. — m. oullirit.
«oapaae, m. outCing, elfl. [sae souper); Enion,
[of liquidii): specif., addiUon of (ennent
ing liquid to unfermented to etwt tbe fei
coupuit, p.a. cutting, etc, ( sharp. — m. (shaip) edge.
eonpc,/. euttiot; rut; section:
or glflfla having a Foot and atf
—^ m long. ioDgitudiiial section.
couper);
wamb!, /.
lupola
n; traoti
«Ma Bhare);
(of a
doth).
eoapuK, /
ditch, tnn
cb: smaU bank
eooride,/.
kind
of sardine.
le; heart:
pirit; temper.
nly. currently;
readily.
ntipresen
. <wdinBry, oom-
lineal:
th,iB.t.; length
(asofa
building).
CODIMlt
— àèrài, derived m
— diJDOtitùib, inten
[ cuireat, primuy ai
— jxiillAaèê. p<dfpb«ae cuireot.
— rtdfttai, rectified ourrent.
— tdimqta. — terratrt, eartii ciutsdI ground ourrent,
— tripfuué, three-phue (or triphasé) ouirenl
— viffabortd, otrsy currçat.
— nfrj, altematibs current. eonrbable. a. bcDdtible.
eourbage, m. bendina, curviug, bowing. eonrtNUlL m. oourbsril IHymtnaa courbar^. eombariiM, /. eourbaril (resin), courbari
conrM, p.o. curved, bent, bowed; croolied; 1. bending, curving, curvature,
pi. indie. A vtbj- of courir. relir, m. runner; rover; fréquenter. rgCi /. (fid.) cucuibit, member of the genua
m- {Jijftino) roUer. /. belt; strap: band. nHBHHR, drivins bdt, bdt.
eoiuiule bandmiiSt^. shoulder Btnq>. afaouUcr
guiflhed from laboratory v
nnler, m. mill race; Iffaiûa) a cloth to travel underrbcath the cloth t printed in arder to prevent «oiling ai
pad. Duahion; [Maek.) journal Deanne, (journal) box, pillow, pillow Uock,
— à bOUa, ball bearing. ~ à fileltr, — d* filiire, «crew die. IWM», m. (/"iorm.) cubo; (flcrt.) any plant
liua, p.a. sewed; attached; (of the mouth) ifitsnti p.pr. of coûter; (of price) coot.
— éirur]tiai, blunt knife. — ' tûdoit, Gcraping knife, scraper.
— Tond, t ïund knife. ODtdet, n. onaU knife.
DDteDerle, /. cutlery ; cutlery norke or ahcfi. f /. daraa^ done to [eathcr or akiiv y the knife used in drumng. r. i.i. cost: be dear (costly) ; be patufuL . costly, expensive, deal.
coam
:. tent clotli, drill, d
. brood on, inoubAlc» brood over. eau. TÏDgtjd cover, rin« cover, rinse
'.a. covered, etc. (see couvrir); ot: BcDTËt; deep-ooJored (wia«) ; cloud
ler); sheltered (counlry). — n lodsioff'
f^ covsinfl; facing; {Ceram.) slaii hud, diffioultiy fusibte aluminou
blanket, covi^let! CC™,) security. enwrtc, pr, s »in^. indie. A tubj, of couur coBTTe-«moree, m. primer cap, primer ci connv-abjet, m. <Mktm.) cover glass.
— B.r. cover oneself; be eovered;
eloudy. ooTdUiie, /. (Min.) eovellite, covdliae. CJn abbrm. Comptes rendus (which see).
rpittins, etc. (see crsci crscber. i.t spit; gutter; (ot boilers)
(Founding) run over. — t.l. spit, 8pi throw out. CracoTle, /. Crwxiw, Krakow. omcqnc, /. crack, fiaaurc. crale, /. chalk.
— diBriajicon. (JUïn.) steatite.
' priparie. [Pharm.) pn
chalk.
— prfcipiUe, (Plian
CimlsiMIlt. p.pr. ot cr
cmltiMiit, in-, s pi. i:
.) precipitated ck itc, * tubJ. ot cr
lë ipi^Q nt vientu pat, I fear he
aamponnir, i.i cninpoiuiet. i
— de BrKtaone. horseradish. orkne, m. skull, cranium, —a. bold. crspsud, m. toad; mushroom anchor; aim- crapKudloe, /. besrins. buâhinf, bush, braas;
«ssta pipe), rackle manufaoture. enquêté, a. (Ceram. 4 Glosi) crackle
ermqacMe, /. crackle, crackle ware. eraqotlemeQt, m. crackhng, crackled mqnclcr, r.i. crackle (as porcelain or CTftqa«llD, m. hard biscuit, cracker.
ersqnette, /.
erkqnrti, /. crsck, fissi (Lta£er)
Jing, decrefutation. removed trom melted
. /, pi. (of metals) dross; V scum of lime soaps, albumiooid c; dirt, ËIth; foulinc- black dross, specif, a miitore of
enrcr. t.l. chalk, mi vitrified coal saha. nsrem, t>. chalky.
sketch, outline.
— de carbont, caf
— de conleur, col — ' de ffraphHe. -
with chalk. - I; (Elte.) ea;
s de jiomb. lead
inn^e, m. drswini.
. inncoi, a. chalky. créance, /. credit; credence; f CTekncleri m. creditor. creatCDT, a. oreatiïe. — m. <i CreatliK, /. creatine. crésflnloe, /. cnatiiiina.
«éatrlce. a, /«n, of srtetour. ertdlbUlté, /. oredibili^. crMIt. m. credit. crMIter, t.t. credit.
erenuïlïfre, /. reck, toothed b»r, nuk bar.
, sublimed Hulfur. fl( , cream of tArioi, laluUc, soluble créa
a kind of suh latch. crCneler, e.i. indent; notch, cog, tooth. ertnelnre, /. ii
entation, indenting, notfihiog.
créosotal. m. (Pharm.) i
— dit ffojidron de boia, weod^tar créosote.
crêpavCi m. drceaing or ftfouinji of crApe; orap-
ertpCt m. cT^ic; specif., erape.
Vêper, E.I. crape, crimp, criap,
atpl, m. rough ooat (o( plaater).
crépine* /- Btrainer ; fringe; omentum, caut,
n^tlT, ».(. grain (leather) ; rou«h-c«st. rough-
crépllanta ^j.a. crépita ting, crepitant. ertpltetlDn, /., CTéplIement, m. crepitation,
crackling. crtjflter, ci. crepitate, crackle. crépoD. m. crépon (a thick craped fabric), «rtna. a. crisped, curled, (ol hùr) woolly.
* B, m. tniUght (either dann or dusk).
— Para, Para cress (Spiianllut deraaa}. tttsrt, m. creeyl (an andseptio), ert«rl«< m- cresyl (the radical). cr£sftlque> a. creeylic. atsjnte, 1. creeylite {trinitro-H»-cteBol). créarlol, m. cresol. erttacé, a. cretaoeous. a41e, /. crest. erttta, m. (Vsi.) cretin. creton*, m.pl. cracklings, freava (of taUow)
, .. crucible. - brottfui. braaqued crucible.
— A^Qovik, Oooch crucible.
— it Heat, Hessian crucible.
— de Parie. I>enoh crucible. Paris
— de Raie. Rose crucible (with U
jcible.
:. burst, breaks
crl) m. ay; creaking; rustling (as of a
cHblase* m. sifting, screening, riddling.
— d eecoutee, ahakine sieye, swing sieve.
— easêeuT, bolter. criUn, t.t. «ft, screen, riddle. CriUcar, m. sifter.
ale, m. lack, littmg jack.
Crimée, /. Crimea.
criminel, a, d m. criminal.
crin, m. (coarse) hair, esp. horsehair; bristles
. — Bigifat, vp^etsble fiber, «p. palm fiber. criquet, m. locust; cricket. eriqûre, / crack, fissure.
criftpktlon, /. sbHvelLQg, etc. (see crsqier).
aJ; crygt»] glllSB, cryatiU, flint glâ»: an objEot of tlUB, up. Di^nUl sIbh.
— <1( racKt, roclt crystal.
— d'JtIanife, Icelimd quit. -^ mixU, miied oryatal.
eriitaux de t&uda. soda cryatab» aa] bocU (Bodium carbonate denahydrala) .
criêla-ux de larlre, (Com.) tartir (naryatal- liied but not as highly puriSed M oream ol
criilaax de Vènw, crystals of VenuB (old noms for cryatalliied Qopper acetate).
crfitkllerle, /. ait ol makins crystal class or objecta of it; ciygtal kIau factny.
BriatalUtoe, /. rack-cTyital mine.
(ttotalllii. a. cryatalline. — m. ( Jnol.) oiystal-
hook.
roehel, m. hook, smBll hook; olasp, oatoh. pawl, etc.; rabble; bead, turn; steelyard: faii«; crochet; ISlaes) a notched block of iron used aa a support for Che blowjûpoï * CPrinlinjj) bracket, erotohet. — de brasêoei. rabble.
«lltolllllc, /. (Pliyiial. Cliem.) crystallin.
erlitallllllté. /. crystallinity.
glacial
eiolusal, p. a. srowing, etc. (aee croître).
e.g. a «ckle; tread (of a tjre).
— fracUmnii. fractional orysWliiation.
emit, pr. a eing. of crare.
erlaUltlser, ,.i.. t. ± r, cryrtalliie.
croit, pr. a line, of croître.
eroltre, i.i. irow; increaae; grow longer; (of
ing pan, crystalliaing vnsel, crystalliier.
a stream) rise. — >.l. augment.
CTOU, /. cross; (Printing) dagger, t-
cron, m. sandy sci.
croquer, t.i, crunch; sketch roughly, -t.i.
be crisp, give a crunching sound.
croqniB, m. sketch, outline.
ieally.
Called also mme du Japan.
CTOBM, /. butt, buttstock, stock: (Mach.)
eourW en — de /u«i, bent like a gunstock.
erot, m. saithenware pot for coUecting turpen-
ducin« crystals artiHcially,
tfUUoi, pi. of oristal.
mton.m. (flDt.)croton.
OHM, o. created, tufted-
croton*. o. (Pliarm.} contwning croton oiL
OlllqllSblc, a. open to criticism.
oally shown in the formation of croton-
criHqne, a. critical. — /. criticism; critique.
hyde).
criUqnement, ad,, critically.
ero»*, /. dung; dirt, filth, mire-
cfltiqner, «.I. criticise.
crotter, v.t. dirty, foul.
CTDC, m. hook; daw, catch; crunch (the
erottln, m. dung (of horses, muks, etc.).
•lUDd).
— de ôheiol. horse dung.
crotton
\ lump oi Buj
itasoat^: deoaj ii
filth, wbLIow. cmaplMaiit, p.a. atagnatine, utagniuit. CTonpoD, m. (JjtaUier) butt. croûte, /. uiut; (Cn-am.) roiiah form of wh»
IB tubes pUtc or other fist object; (^fclI.
«cab; (Tanninu) outer, fiaaioed psrt o
bsrk; (Foundina) ekin. crorvble. a. credible, likelf. <n>ruiee, /. belief, credence. croyuiti p.a- belJeTiiiff- — m, believer. cnii a. orude, raw; (ol vAter) hard; rude
rough, horeh; indecent. — m. ETOwth, (c
wine) particulsr vineysrd or reilion; fabri
cation. — p.p. believed, thought. ertt, ii.p. of croître. cnuDté, /. cTuelt}'. cruche, /. pitcher, jug.
pitcherful, jugful.
cuboctahedroD, i ioQ of cube and octabedran. ciielirbitscé, a. (BdI.) cururbitsceous cnenTbltsoées, f.jit. (Bol.) Cucurbitsc
lenrblle, /. cucurbit. cndbcir. m. eudbeu.
. . n.pt. (ZoAl. cmt, p,def. a ling, of i crDt, v-^Uf. A <mp.
trjaxAwn, m. {Phytica) cryoithonu.
errowople, /. crycacopy.
CTTptocvnCi a. {Botr^ cryptogamic, cryptoga
trn^toa, m. krypton, crypton. crrptoplDG, /. cryptopine. edbace. m. ouûc cspadty, cubic con oubature, del*rmina.tion of cubic ct
, /. gathering; crop, hsrveet. ■MUIIr,>.t. gather; soil (rope); Dipoff<win Olat, euht, m. (JViniiw) cage. Oilier, enintte, /. spoon; Isdie; (suger) bi atSUer d fondft (or de Eouiit}, csfiting apoo
niiiUrs en porcttaine, porcelsin BPOOII.
evUUree calUerée, /. ep<
enlr, m. leather
— açffiomirf, leather Bcr
— à aiutre, - euir d'
.n<:ake.
p leather.
— bmiilli. waited leather; i
— Iirul, raw bide, green hit
— chamoxti. chsmoifl Icstb*
— cflewtu. Bcalp.
— chromé, chrome-tanned 1
— arS. wued leather, wa;c
— cm, rough leather.
— d'Attemaffne, horae leather.
— de bemf, oi hide,
— de tntlHe, buff, buff lesther,
— de Cordouf, Ccvdovsn lesther, cordsrsii.
— ds Htmffné. Hungary leather.
— de molleterv, soft leather.
— de papier, s paper imitation of lesther.
— ds pouU, fine abeepakin, Rlove leather.
— dt RiHiii. Ruesis leather.
— <(. Valachiét. Wallachian leather, lesthtr
nr thin leather, >uch u
cnlr tn tMn ntff. lutfaer fully ourried.
— en poila, green hide, raw hide.
— éKri. acraped leather.
— /oeCùc, artificia] leather, imilstion Icalhi
— fori, fitout leather, specif. hdIb leather.
— {oitQe, a variety at aabeetoa.
— honffroyif Hungary leather.
1, armoted, armor-plated ; armed,
prepared. — TTt. armored vessel, specif' battleship.
■mor, &naot piRte; aimor-
cnlntsser, i
b^l ' (si
rmor, armor-plate; arm with i ■o, prepare.
■ ■ ' silk,' etc!)
: oook; bak( cook, tw cooked : bake: smart, hurt. cnlm, I.I. cover with leather. cnlr-tolle, n. leather nlotb. cnlsace, m. charring.
colaant. p.o. burning, eto. (see cuire); ehaip, keen, biting, BDiarting; suitable for eookine. enlscnt, pr. 3 pi. indie. A mhj. at cuire.
r (of pottery, brick, flt<
. firen
(of a
Be, /. kitchen; cooking, food; cookery. e. /, thigh.
on, m. burning, boiling, cooking, etc, (se uïre); burned, boiled or cooked statf
d ta lolie. (
«*)cl
I, iPera-m.) biscuit bakia
mit. p. a. burned, boiled, cooked, et
cuirç): done; ripe. — pr. S nnç, o
— ou fiitt. (of sirup) boiled to thread,
tnUCt 3- burning, boiliim, ctroking, et
cuire); batch, heat. — p.a. /em, ol
H reagent); (PAorm.)
d, wrought copper; C'
[a -ivhite alloy of cr^
— cru, crude copper, unrefined copper.
— d« Chypre, blue vitriol, cupric sulfa**.
— (fcclrelirttsM, electrolytic copper.
— sna, (Afm.) gray copper, tetrsbedritc
— Jamtnj, sheet copper, copper, bliatei eof^
— ■ pdnacU, (il/in.) bomite.
— 'plvirp\ai6, copper phoephate-
— p^teuz, (Afin.) copper pyritee. chaJoCH
— rfluffe, pure (unalloyed) copper; (Afin.) red copper, cuprite.
— lu^oU, capper sulfate.
«red, etc. (see c
. copperplate;
Lt with c
cuprous BUlfocyanidc) ; copper, coppe cupreoua (as, pyritoi eiarreuset, oopj pyrites). ciilTTlqiic a. euprie.
I. breech; (of a ehip) poop.
tumbje, fsU'. ciilbalenr, m. tripper; rooki cul-de-lampe, m. bracket;
(of a
Lmd; 1
I, /. cultt
cultivated
m BOuUtlxllt, (Bact.) droplat oultUTB.
— m pigûre, (Bart.) etab milture.
— en plague, iffact.) plate culture.
— m ilrù, [BiKt.) stTEak culture. traene, m. oumene (properly used of ia
pylbeoiene but applied tiao to ■ mixture of mesityleoe and pseudocumene. [mill, m. (fiol.) cuiuin.
CuCa(CiH,Oi). ramrai, CuCUOO.
word for " cupi
cnratler, n. tanner oi curatir. a. curative.
euTCttc, /. a
{Med.) c
euriensement. aili>, curlougly. eurleni, n. eurioua; careful; interested
cariocité,/. curiaaity.
cuTMur, m. slide, alidei; ioder, punter, ■
alidine. cunoir, tn. slide,
eumre, /. mud, slime (u from a dite))). eurTtUttte. a. with curved side or àda. euTVtllBDe, a. curvilinear, curvUitiejJ. euMsmlDe, /. cuecamine.
if the outiele.
<n of grape mash in vata ^ making red wine) ; tub
cnvct/. vat; tub. tank, copper, cistern ; (pneu- matic) trough; jar, cell (as for spectrum analyHs); (photographic) tray; (of a blast fuioaoe) interior, cap. the shaft. - d dbtorjition, absorption c«ll (for epeetral
; i_Aeida) bottom of a lead chamber, hich the sulfuric acid collects; IQIaa} nail pot formerly used in refininc;
ifMa) the mildly hestod pan t hearth of a Ealt-cake furnace, ITetle à pAntoprapAùi. photographer'^ (
— d'tgovtiatie, drip cup. trkr, n. tub.
Bthyl-5-m(
^ HDethiae C4-amiiio-2.6-di- aethylpyrimidiDe) . . cyanoi» {Ob,.). cramhrdrlne. /. cyuiohydrin, cyauhydriu. crmnbrdrlque. a, hydrwiyuiio. cyanide, m. cyanide. crmnlUde. /. cyanilide (csrbsnilonitrile). cnudne, /. cyanin, cyaniDe (both the plant
eolor and the artificial dye). erudque. o, cyanic. «ruilt«. /. (Mtn.) cyanite, kyaoile. GTBDOter, m. ferrocyanogen. cranotcnate, m. ferrooyanide, ferrocynnate. efKOOtewn, m. ferrocyanogen, cramferriqae, a. ferrocyaniii. cymnoTcrTnre, m. ferrocyanide. crattdVèlM, m. cyanogen.
■ ' ij or pertldaiog Xf>
crailOPl>reCM,/.iiI. (fiof.) CyanophycH
cranoiCi eranotliiDei a. craniiTBte, m. cyanurate crannratlaDi /. cyonidat cyaniUT. m, cyanide.
— d^argent. siLver cyani
— <fa bfnT)iU, beuïyl cy
— dd pMofjM, potasaiun
inided; cyanide: cyanide ot
5 ei'tosine
erelol>e>Tlainlnei /. oycloheiylambe.
erclotaei7lc, m. cycloheiyL
cydiddal, a. oycloidal.
crdoIdSi /. cycloid,
crclomftiirMlilqne, a. oydumeChylene (dea-
ignating the cycloparaffina or poly-
methylenes). crdomitre, n. cyclometer. CTdopentadlène. vt. cyclopentadiene. crdopcntane, m. cyolopentane. erdopeDtanonc. /. cyclopsntanone.
erdopterloe. /. cydopterine. ercloléttsnol, m. cyolotetranol (cyolobu-
erclotétri'laiiiliie, /. cyclotetryUmine (cyolo- butylamine).
erUndrace, m. calendering! rolling: cylinder-
crllndre. m. cylinder: roller, roll: arbiv, abaft. — ' à chemist, jackef«d cylinder. — à cirmltT, diingline ndl.
— ^roiKur, oruaher roll, cru
— coiRpr^wur, rotter.
— CTWM, hollow cylinder.
— dioretnmn
— droit, right cylinder.
— fiTiieumr, finishing roll.
— /(mrn««ur, feeding cylinder, feed - ■■ ■ p«Mure cylim
cylinde
ih the cl
cTllndrte, /. cylinderful.
eyllndrer, v.t. calender (paper, cloth, et
Heather or a road): cylinder, crllndrear, m, calendrer, calenderer; i cylindrique, s. cylindric<al). crllndrlqnement, adv. oyUndrically.
cyprlpède. m. (G
aUpper. cysUlne. /. cystMne. cyatlne, /. cystine. CTRUqae, a. cyatie. cyat4dde. a. cystud. crtlslne, /. cytiune. cytolii^, /, cytology. cytoloclqnc, a. oytnlogicat, cytologie. cytolyw, /. cytolyws. cytolrtlqn*, a. cytolytic. cftoiilBBiiia. cytoidasinc. m. (fiiol.) (
cytoalne, /. cytoûne.
d'. Contmclion of tf«. d'abOTd. See abord. dBTtylotrpe, / typewriter. dkctflotrple. /. lypewritiDc.
aafatntotjptr, i.I. duuem . . d>sii«ié»trple, /. daguerTBotypy. dacnxTleD, a. of Dacuerre. daguerrsatypic dabUm. m, (Dv») dahlia; (fiol.) ■<-lilin
dirk.
dalm, m. buck, dea.
dmlemu, n, — dalot.
dallkte, m. Sagatone psTemsnt, flauiiis.
daUe. /. slab, plate; Bacstone, flac; gutter.
dans-œmvre. a<t>. (of
dAphnlnc, /. dap h ni n -
d'aptAa. Sea apt«g.
dud, fn. pointed (dartlike) Same; dart: B|nll- dle; (of inBects) Btii«; (of flowers) pisÛL lt«r, 1,1, dart; «boot with (or aa with) a dart. 1, m. durra, dari (a kind of millet).
datUer, m. date tr
ruit).
iQ (hyoBoyamilw). . n. dolphin; mouth of a gutter pip«- DaaphJoiE. m. Dauphiné (old French proTinos). daapUnelle, /. (fioi.) larkepur. delphioium. d'sntant. See autant.
with an inkn thus, d'aimr
1. during; be- ans) ï.-ith: (of
tracAlated a, de fou.
<; tithe
ible; blook (for ptop- :. bleadÛDg. of ii»);ddiacle.
d^ ni. die (p^. dii
/, dealbati
/. Bilding, dCb&cle, /. breaking u; debAclcr, tJ. open; cletf, déballage, m. unpacking. déballer, t.l. unpack. dtbandiT, ir.I. unbind; unbend. rcUi; débarquement, m. landing, debarkati dCbarqiier, i.i, dt i. land, disembark. dEbairaMer,
r, fre.
fleU, g.
dyeiilg'
dËbarrenr, m. a mender of defet dtbat, m. debate; (Law. jit.)
sing, of débattre.
«NMtbAto, a. debauble.
débonrber, >.l. waoh. free from mud or slime.
«fibmttre. t.l. A i. debate, dispute, disouM.
(Mi«ma) trunk, sluice; clean, clean out (as
— n.r. BtruMle^ delate; be debated.
aoistero).
(*I. from iUuminatin* gu).
clean*, from mud or sUme. washer, dean-
debet, «. debit.
moving the mud deposited by hard water;
deMlemcut, «dt. feebly, weakly.
matter in sas liquor is deposited.
Mbit, m. delivery, flo», rate of floa: supply;
débourrer).
output; (jtfa^.) feed; debLt; sale; (retail)
shop: liceD» (to seU) ; cuttina, uwioi (of
ete. from (see bouire); untamp; (LnuA»r)
wood, BtDDe, ete.); deUveiy (inspealdns).
unbair.
deboat, adr. upright, staoding, erect, up.
debnlMT. !>.(. draw the embers « fite from.
debmw, v.l. unaoMer, unbraie.
retail, sell at retail; cut up, mw up (wood.
stooe.ete.); debit; utter, apeak. — i.r. be
etc. (see débrayer).
delivered; sell, be sold; (of wood, ete.) cut
débrayer, i.I. disconnect, disenaage. throw out
déUtrar, m. * o. debtor.
débrider, ri. stop; unbridle one's horse.
dCbrls, m. remains, fragments, debris, fuhbish.
— etatiton^it, (in Sour analysis) fiber.
déblai, m. eicavaUon, cutting; out; (pi.) e.-
caïBted material, nibbish.
débrouiller, «.t. untangle, unravel, clear up.
■i^dc— , abiaumealte.
débrOter, ,.t. deoridiie. ((»•. or Kori.)
ling away, eicavatioa; clBarine,
début, m. beginning; debut; first book; first
debUrer, r.l. cut .way. oleai away; clear.
throw, first play.
debater, «.(.begin; start; (in gamee) lead. dea-. d«a-, ten.
det*. p«p. OB this aide of. —ad., on thiji
débolBH, I.e. clear of timber, deforert.
«de.
déiMdter, i.l. disconnect; dislocate.
— It dtlA. here and there, on alt sides.
dCbonder, ,.l. unbung; open the vent of.
sn — , on this side.
~ i.i. * r. acape, run out, burst forth; dis-
por —, on this side, on this side of.
chacEe. be emptied.
decadence, /. decadenoe. decline.
«■«border, ,.i. overSo», r^u, over; project; burst
forth. — ».(. overflow; project beyond;
outstrip, — I.r, overflow; bunt forth.
déotteier, t.l, unpack, unbox; pay out.
mariwt.
déboucher); outlet.
Mbooefaer, i.I. unstop, unattqipei, uncork;
open; (fftw.) unplug; «t (a fnae); punch.
makeCabolel. — t.i. pass out, debouch.
débouEler, t,(, unbuckle; uncurl.
débonllUce, m. =. débouilli.
— m htlirt. helical decanter (for removing
dCbODlllMU, m. (Oi«ins) boUer; bleacher (of
dé«snter, zJ. decant.
deeanteur, in. decanter. — i. decanting.
décspaie, déMpemetit, m. cleaning, eto. (ne
décaper].
déelUnirCi/. u déchlarnntloi déchloniTcr, >
/, dec»rboiii»»tion, de«ibur-
utere (10 cub^c meten). e, unsloflB (cloth, etc.).
evenl, digclaw. make
déceniiKlt a. dtïcennL&l, ton-year. dteeDtrace, m.. dCeentratloD, /., deeentr*-
mmi, m. decentr&tion, decent«nn4E-
déeeptlTenu déemiM, i.i dCeès, m. de déccTsnt, p. décerotr, t.l. <iereiv«. dêdutner, v.t. unchain; r d«eliarse, /. discharge (in let, vent; place for ke
dfcdurger, il.
from; unload:
empty. — n.r, ci
imloBd or
eiiev
(ot dya) fa<
le ou
t; (of rivera) emp
diaehMser; imloader
(of coke, eu
).
ure; decadence, d
of dtohcHT.
d«ebet, m. le»
dir:)ieU de MTT
ate; (pi.) waats
bro
ken clue, c.illet.
up, cut in pieces.
dèchlrf, p.a. to
.(Bee déchirer).
rend, luerstc, tear i^ , dijitTMB: Blander. Bnt; tearioc; lacération
ni dJchoii
I, IObij
Bcidedly. poaïtivsly.
décidé, p.a. decided. dCcIdeiueitti ofJE. I décider, i.i. decide, determine, setu*. — (.i.
decide. — t.r. be dnoided; décida.
-de, decide on; decide to. déddu, a. deciduous. dedsntmine, m. decisram, 0.1 giam. décilitre, m. deciliter, 0.1 lit«r, dCelnuU. a. decimal. décimale, /. decimal. décime, m. décime. 0.1 franc. — f, tenth (paît),
déclrace, m. removal of wax. dédrer, i.l. remove wu from. déclllf, a. decisive; peremptory. décisloii, /, decision, déclsUn. m. decistere, 0.1 cubic meter. déclavclie, /. disenjcaflinR gear, release, déclancbement, m. ~ déelenchemeot. décUnclicr, v.t. - déclencher. déclaration, /. declaration; verdict. déclarer, d.I. declare; reveal, disclcee.
leeelf, appear, oocur; d^
alu^
décteDcher, i.I. unloose, relewei iUach.
die-
engaie, thron Dut of geai; unlatch
déclic, m. click, catch, pawl, trip; trigger
dédlD, m, decline.
décUner, ,.l. A i. decline.
décllTe, a. qlopÎDE, inclined. —/. elope.
décllTCr, v.i. slope, be inclined.
lois composé. iPharm.) compaund de-
tion of aloee.
bois de Camptdit, (Pliarm.) deooc&m ol
séparât^ Ctbiiurs stuck detach. uostioliT udaIus, deglutii: corne unfiJued, oomc of!t corne Et
«ec<dleUcc, m. removal ol the en of planta (e.g.- Bugar beets); sen
décolleter, i.l. remove tbe crown
a. decolprising, décolorant.
/. deflolorisatioa, deooloratio jnc» deoDloriog. 1. deooloriie, deeolor; dbcolor.
decoasn, p.. déeoarer^ p.a.
poAed. — m. deficit.
à — , uncovered; unsheltered; otienly:
(Com.) without securitj. découTertc, /. discovery. decoavnnt, p-pr. of découvrir. deeonTrenr. m. discoverer. décoairll, cl. discover; uncover; expoM.
' fl discovered; 'be viable; T«Te^
décompte, m décompter, i
décor, m. decors
déeormteuT, m. i
décOTBlJf, □. dei
déeormllait, /. d décordoiuiBic,
., decortication, /, d
detonpac*, ^
utting. eto. <see déco
uper)
dtcruHr, B.l. - décreuser
iéçu, p.p. deceived.
punch. — .
,becul.becutup;«
sndo
ut,'
deenlre, s.l. thin (sirup). —t.r. become tl
déconiMlu', ».
utter; specif., an sp
machine use
d for cutting.
Mtmpler, o.l. decuple, multiply by ten.
««eeoiW'^. ™- -^
tl«r. euttin» machin
oS from the vat aft« fermentation.
déconpore, /. cuttinc, c
1. unbest i.pr. ol d( . of décot
straightfliL
uncOTtnd;
decnsMge. m. cleanins, etc. (sei l»aer, o.i. elepn; wash, scour
déeraronnase, m. cleaninK (of a
decrMlter, i.I. discredit.
décrépi tattoo, /. decrepitation.
decréiritei, i.i. decrepitate.
décret, rn. decree.
décretuage. decreawment. m, see déoreusor).
decrcnmr, i.t. <sa
. — ï.r. be desCTibed.
décrire. t.l. descri décrit, p.p. * pr. S «inn. of dém«. décrivant, p.o. describing. décroebage, m. unbookiux, etc. (see décrocher), décrocbcr, i.f. unhook, unfasten; disengaee. décroissance, /. decrease, diminution, decline. decroUaant, p.a. decreaùng, diminishing. décrolBiement, m. decrease, diminution. déendtre, r.i. decrease, diminish. décrotter, p.f. clean, elean off. bnish. décioalr, i.t. (M«tal.) anneal, décronlsaace, m. (.Mdal,) aoneaUng. déerofltwe, r». cleaning (from crust) ; (fmind-
inff) dressing down. décroflter, v.t. remove the crust trom, dean. décra, p.p. of décroître. decmage, n>. — déereusage.
decrOmeat, décntufc. décruBement, ». -
rack off from the va
defeod deny. défCDdn, 11.1
déféquer, r f Mfen, Jul. S
iiOongt, m. uDgilding.
4édorer. t.t. ungilc), remnvo the gildini
dMonit*, /. ucgildlng.
.p. of dédoubler. — m .1. dîride loto two, déco
; dilute; reduce one hall; un
two, dflcompoee, he rwolvfld: d iBlf; unfold^ be unlined. , a, deductive. dtdaetton, /. d«iuctian. dtdnctlTcment, odi. deducUvely, «dnlre, ti
t; deduce
soften.
défUtUncc, /. (uliuK: fsiDtinE; fùntne». demmr, >.t. fail; default: faint. d^blre* E.t. unmakp, undo, untie, take apart: disengase, uniear; talie off: defeat; make
défait, p.p. i
pr.S
nni,
of dé
défUte, /. def
ubteHuge
defSlqaei, .,<
déOnt. ^. <vant.
lack
abM
defect, Sa
defau
of défailli
i — (i.,nu-
-di.
Qtb
abee
B. defectively, prohibit, forbid. .
, clarify, clear, purify.
oval of iioDwotk; (of s hone) ui
d«a, m. defiance.
"- nee,/, distrurt; diffidence. deflbr^c. m. separation of fibers (^iee défibrer).
deabrear, m. fiber Beparatot; (P DTinder; {Sugar) cane ahredder. fibrination.
défller, 7> déflleor.
0, open (a package).
i,haveuiidea<of,tbBt); defy each 1. unthreading: (Paper) breakins in
unthread, unstring; {Paper) eepa- a£a) Into threads or fibers, break in. Î. vinthreader: (Paper) rae-cylinder — 3. unthreading; {Papm) break-
déflmsrsieiiri m. deaagntcs, déflagraUon, /. dcfiaention. dËDssrer, ni. dofluErstQ. deiUcblT, i.t. A i. defleot.
déflecnuteiu', tn. dephlsgmstor. deUfflIutlon, /. dephlecmation. déflecmir, z.t. dephlegmata, rectit]'. deaciion, f. ' ~
or, m. drawer, kiln {or oven) drawer; (for plate gloss) hot-push mui. dCToiitaeiisc, /. (Olati) pot wigon.
deftnUer, v.t. strip of fruit: renrov.
the tule
of the (niit from (u ohve oil).
dégiwer)
free, open: graoeful.
liberation
emisgion, évolution: clesring; i
dCsmgeT, v.t. diœngBfle: liberate, bid
t, evolve;
clem- {s way); redeem. — a.r
be diKU
gs«ed; be emitted; be clewed
McaI«T,i>.l'. clesn, comb, fssrabbit
skins).
desminlr, i.l. degsmish, atrip, untri
nninc (of
Bug» beets).
deianeblT, t,(, smooth, dress, plane
polish.
, degeUt-
det^ntnUDii, /. degenerstion. défSnért, P.O. deeenerated, degenerste. Î, degenerate, e,/. degeDcration.
of luster (aa paper); re- i; than, melt, t, m. removal of glue, uugluinf.
dCtljcerlDet. t
oils), deglyc décommacei m. deet
dftrafBse
ive the glue (rom, uuglue remove the Blyeerin fron
. — B,r. be deflated, be reduced, sub-
dCgnr. m. discharge pi
(lUino) déforcenic
(see digcsger).
>r tube; specif., (Dis-
miU tor «couring cloth; ncnt lor cleatjing a tube or openit gun) priining wire; spout wbi
détandronner. n
désoardi, p.a. slightly warm; (of porcelain) in he state dt biscuit, ungtaiod ; reanimated, «vived: lively; charp, direwd. — m. Ceram ) biscuit baking, biscuit fire; also, liaeuit, unglaied body,
aiightiy, take the chill oil of: cool, allow to cool (lo lukewarmnefl») ; (Ceram.) give the first or
rtve; (fig.) slightly, be-
dCsoUtâiit, p. a. disgusting.
décoattemetiti m. dripping, dropping, trick-
désoQttCTi (.t. drip, drop, trickle. dé(rmdaUÔo./. degradation; deterioration. .. .._ . ^pgjg^p. (of colors) degrade, re-
degraded; degrade oneself. dégrafer, s.l. unhook, unfasten degraiene, m. degragene, a sub
[see d*(trais»e«').
uidfl); correct the greoBy taote i
latrBitract (filter p«per); (Curai .
len pUstic, JfiaD) thia; impoverbh Otwl):
i>. (Jjmtlwr) dégiu,
— angtait, Bod i^, dcvé, m. désTGEi Btep, Etui.
d« — en — , fttep by Btep,
— cmlinmal, centigrade degree, degree «
m BiBei diawioc {i «, draw (metala) .
metal).
,1. reduc
Mttmalw, t.l. (Bubject Ci
ly, in a preUminory way) ] rcu^^bape, roush-ditfla:
■ive a first filtration to (water)
raugh-cjiikd
dfculACiiMiit, m. diacuise. dégnlBcr. t.l. diwuise, dËmstateur, m. taster. décnitBtlOD, f. ImtinK (of wine, eta,). dtcnitcr, c.l. taste, test by tasting. défDti m. daggett (erapyreumatic oil of bin debora, ads. out, without, outside. — m. o
ou— , out, outside; abroad; eitomslly. au — dtf outside of.
en — -de, outside of, out of; apart from.
dChrdrac^Uqlie, a. dehydrasetic, dehyd
dehrdromiiclqae, a. dehydromucic. d^jAt odi. already.
dejcctear, m. ejector (of boiler scale). MiteOon,/. (Oeol it P/iytiol.) dejection; b
dejetdr, r.l. 'jr r. warp.
m. breakfast; breakfast service. dé ëoieil, a fabric that fades rapidly.
d«U, prirp. beyond. (Used cbieBy in phrases.) au — , farther, beyond; more.
de — , from there; beyond; from beyond.
m — , beyond; further on.
par — , beyond; farther; ruore. déUbrar, i.l. shatter, ruin, disordai. délai, m. delay ; time allowed for something.
— de lieraitiM, time required for doliveiy. délalement. m. - debyage. dElalnac*- m. wool imlling. délalner, d.i. ginp of wool. deialnenr, m. wool puller. dClslase. p.a. abandoned; in disuas. deialMn, Ï.I. abandon. débltatBi dAMtemmt, m. removal of mSk:
specif,, the workina or drying of butter. débiter, t.l. deprive of milk, work (butter). déWtoiuc, /. butter drier. dtlaSMnt, P.O. refreshing. delmvagc, m. dilution, weakening (of doIoib). dCbTer, i.l. dUute. weaken (colon). 46lMja^[t, m. mixin g, etc. (see délayer); mi^ ture, thinned or tempered matarial.
oiling, etc, (see délayer). — m. liquid used for mixing, tcmperirig ts thin-
with a d#U}iiir, 1
.) blung
; (Cem
or the like jte (colon), a délaya):
deUght.
délégaé, p.a. delegated. — m. deleg détetire, a, deleterious, HOiious. dCllbCre, p.a. deHberate; bold. déUbéKT, i.i. deliberate; decide. déllcmt, a. delicate. délicatesse, /, delicacy. déUcleui, s. delicious; delightfuL délié, p.u, untied, loose; fine, thii
déllH', v.t. untie; looi délimita, I.I, delimit, d déliquescence. /. deliquescence. déUaaeacent, a. deliquescent, dïllqalnmi m.'deliquium; (tMe). déliquescence, liquid formed by déliquescence.
m. rag cutting (see délisser).
1. (Fajm) cut (rags) to workable «ii
•f a stone) edge, side transverse to tJ
dMllai«, délltemenl, r.
déUter). déliter, i.f. A r. crumbk
specif., efflorescence; {Med.) deliteaceac dHIIeannt, a, capable of bemi dieiHtevrBted;
■pecLf., efflorefloent. déUnsnce, /. delivery; detireruu»; (FAïnoI.}
eiptilaion at lh& After-birth. dtOTTe. m. iLflei^birlli.
delpUnlne, /. d
jelphinine, :>Tive of luster, iington. dflnlacc. m. unlutinc, cemoval of the lute: p
moval of coke from a gut letort. délntcr, i.l. unlute. remove the lute tiDm. ' _n. Btining of melted tlmxA. uler, •.- ■
./.itching,
thinnins (of plante) ; divo
Maurnce. m. startma.
(ifach.) Bl»rt«. iMTLtaneline, etc. (eee démêler) ; portinc [of wool); combing (of hair);
Lêler* v-t. dieentangle, reduce ta order; dTe- tinguiah; dùwover. — p.r. be disentangled; be cleared up; stand out.
.1. belie;
let; diehelieve. or each other, t
f buildiogB) gli
immeasursbly, eices- BiVBly, enormouBly, démCtliTler, 1. 1. deprive of methyl, demethyl-
demettK, i.(. dismis»; diulooate. ^c.r. quit,
reeicn; be dislocated. demtimnl. p.a. living, etc. (see demeurer).
a» —, on the whole, after «11.
1. hemisphere, li-brilliant, moderately
half borsepover. .. a. (.Paper) deaiBOBtini i made by oombined chemical anc mt, Bemi-obemicsl.
m. (Elen.) semi-conductor. bind of lead glass in the lokinff of which crystal oullet û used.
». half-disk. . m. half a tcu dcml-doabie, a, (Jewatj,) d
Oetat-lernm, a, semi-firm; specif., (Ceram,} designating a paste which is rather stifl but can be kneaded by hand.
deml-flii, a. (of metals) half-fine. — m.
deml-flnlde, a. seioifiuid. deml-ftsadA. /. semi-fraud, partial fraud. dend-Kraa, a. (of coal) semi-bituminous; (of cheese) made from partially skimmed milk,
deml-baal-tiiiuneui, m. small blast furnace. deml-heiirei /. half-hour. deml-Jonr, m. twihght. dim light. deml-Joimiée, /. half-day. deml-Iltn, m. half-liter, deml-kinsiMOT, /. half-length. deml-molecuk, /. half-molecule.
by the fingers j^ not
adheri
: to them
dcml-moale, /. h
?, half-wave-length.
d>tclatc, /. demitint, half tint.
demnlitile, /. bsette, :
nnt.ipfl, etc.
apart, take <: (gams); dUccH be dùmouatat
t. removal from the mold, st
dCiutiumtcar, m. d
dendrite, /. dendrite. dcndrltlqiiei a. dendritic. dénétBnon, /.. déni, m. denial. dCnlcr, T.t. deny.
dénltrer. t.t. denitrate. denltrldCktlon, /. demtrificatioii, demtrlDer, t.l, denitrify. deDombrement, m. Dumberioi, eaui oountlne; ceoflun; list, catatoc.
dCDOncei. r.t. denounce; declare; denote. dénoter, t.l. denote.
denrée, /. product, produce, vood, commodii Bpeeif., food produet, foodstuff. — alimenlaifs. foodatuff, food product, p:
ity; deneeneefl
lercury, real tica^
d, cUck.
— rfelU, real density. dMtt, /. tooth.
— de barraffe, catch, dett ^de Hon, CSol.J daudeUon.
— di Zoup. (Mach.) catch, detent, pawl.
— d'enfrfnofe. tear tooth; ratchet.
dcntt dt Inup, 03lat>) a low 'od with a double book at the end, for h^nHlmg the pota in
, (Plumbaeo, eep.
denté, a. toothed, <nf nheel dentelaire, /. (Boi.) leadwc
m fill, thread Isn,
— a, tooth-cleaqio^,
dentlM, m. an ins
dentifrice, m. dei
dentine, /. dentine. dentltte, m. dentist. denture,/. (.Mach.) teeth, eocs. Bearing, tootli-
ing; set of teeth. dénué, a. devoid, destitute.
dépuelllé, u dépmrelller,
départ, m. p
lompleté,
mperfect; odd.
aorting; departure; place of depar- iàt; diacharge (of A firearm), — >-fr, . of départir.
dispense, bestow. — ï.r. dep«it;
dtpueer, ..
pan, go
beyond
eie«ed; be
higher^
ongerthan; projeci
nd; (MtUl.) oMirpole.
dépêcher, V.1
dispatch.
— ..r. hasten, hurry.
dSptdndre,.
. describe, depiot.
. * m, dependent
dépendre,..
depend;
belong.
— ..1. tnkg
down.
dépeni,m.pl
oet, coats
oharve.
OUI — lfe,8
theeipet
M of.
^^
/. eipendituto. eipen», out!»y; oou- iption {as of eJectricity); ducharffe (u kter); dispeiiBary.
, tp J. expend. speDd ; coDsume; wobIc, — n.r. be Hpeot; be conHumed. dtp^rdllioa, /. Ion, waote, diaùpa^on; (of gui
or liquid) escape. deperlr, v.i. «sate sway, molder, wither, apoil. dépcnider, t.t. depopulate.
I. (Old dwin: ' •'
déphcMplionitlon. /. d .
df pbinpliiH«r, t.t. dephoaphor
dépItaBCi n. unbairing: (Minine) ran
depltatJt, a. depilatory. dépUatJoD, /. unfaAitiii^, dfpilatioTL dépilatoire, a. it m. depilatoiy. dépUcr.i.l. unbair, depilate; cluu-otpi deplfltAr, 1.^. discover ; oiialead. deplt, m. epite, deeinto.
_ , .1. diaplaceable. déplacé, p.d. dieplsi»d; out c d^lriacenieilt, m. diaplaoemf
a diapleaflne. — v.r. nc o be pleased. «plaUant, a, uDpleuaut, diaagieeable. ïiaoval of plasteiing.
depiOTer, (.1. diaplay; deploy.
deplu. p.p. of dôpltjre.
dépolarliaDt, p.a. depolariiiaA. -.- m, depolar-
Upolarlsatenr, m. depolsriier.
depolarization, /. depolarization. depoUrtwT, D.l. depotariie. dep<^, p.n. depoliihed, mat. (of ilasa) grouiid, «. depoliflbinfl, depoluhed sur-
polish of;
dêpoIlTr v.t. depolisb, remove t)
■rind, frost (g1as«) ; tarnish. -
polish, become dull, tAmish. depoBBMEe, depollBWinent, m.
crinding, frosting (olilaes); tamiahmE. dtpoMce, m. deposition, settling, dêposn, t.t. deposit; layaside: d^ose. — i.r. be deposited, depoait; form a depont, a«t- tla. ^o.i. form a deposit, settle. ), m. it /. depositary, %. deposit; depot; storehouse; depoai- ; depository.
5 dérlree
d#po(a|e, depoMmciit, m. decantina, deiso,
dépoDlUe, /.
e, skin; crop (as of srun);
pouiUer).
skin: strip; deprive; plunder; reap, tather- (crops); abstract (acoounta);
i-cr, work up (rq)orta, etc.). — v.r.
oneself; be (tripled; (of wine) be-
'" r.^ deprive.
\a. deprived, unprovided (with);
lowering; reduced
déprlmw, t.I. dep
dépffllt p.a. separated, parted.
déparvtton. /. (Med.) depuration. depiuat(dl«, a. depuratory, depuratire. déparer, >.(. (Med.) depurate. dépDie, P.O. deputed. — m. deputy. deadlier, i.e. i^root; eradicate. ddalHtDIuble, a. unreasonable. dérantement, m. derangement, disorder.
— v-r. be for get) out of order; trouble oDe* self; be deranged.
dfeaUntloiii /. rat eilerminstiou.
déréglé, p.a. out of order; irregular; ino^
déréstor, t.l. put out of order or adjustment.
— B.r. get out of order.
dérlTant, p.a. derived, originating, praeeedlng.
— «.derivative. dérilatir, a. A m. derivative. déllTBtIOIl, /. derivation; drift; diversion;
deviaUon; (Efcc.) ahimting, diunt; small
1; secondary; derivative; re ol tbe nature ol aa etha
■1, estremely.
I. lately. lecently: lutlf. aeroiM. p,a. ehelled; stolen; aecret, privât*.
à la dtrobéc, leoretly, privately. déroba', D.l. sbell. peel; etesl: eav«; hidi
.(. (ofmrtab)ac!oiir.p
crtable. a. diBtwreeable. jrtsblement, ode, diBSereeably. dCwcrfsatloDi /. dismteeni
d$B>crécekblc, a. diiintegrnble. déUBTécCBllt. p.a.
dia3£ETesat«: dio-
dâmulement, m. imrolliiis.
déroater, i.(. mialeul; dbaonci
derrUM, prep, d; adi. behid
buck put) hind part» rear,
por — , behind, (ram behind.
deobodDemrtll, m diaconUnuacce (ot
dCmcldlDcBtloii, / desddificatioD deuddtflM. D.l. deactdify
pipets) ; deatroy the level diHUTsnse, diudjugt: unce
deBcenderie
cl, imbiwli, unclstp; (liaeh.)
t. quench the thint of, leCre^ /. deamidaae, desoniidaae.
désippolntor, ï.(. disappoint. déwpprendTC, i.l. unlenm. fotiet. dés&ppris, p.a. unlearned, for^atten. degargcDtace, m., déurgentaUon. /. deaO-
"e, /- -< deBarffentnoe.
diaajray, diaorder, coniuf dCaartlciiler. i.l. dissrticuUle, diejoii (joint by jr.- '
DBtched, odd, iU-«ort«d.
dëutort, a. unsaturated; déB«TBIlblie> m disadva deunnUieiiBeinent.
deacenderle, /. (Mining a deeeem
D, nibside, fkH.
'; dsacend; Unci. , it«, (mc dewjBDdrfl). «./.descent; slope; t&luna down; pipej downEtmlu; (Jfed.) niptun, bvnlL a. deflcriptiTG, >, /. descriptioD. ~ ~ Bt jn. unikftokiiiB.
OfaaahrKme, eta. Sw lUbnytge, eta. >.!. <t i. leave, quH. I. maJta 1«d fullr ampty ^ part).
dCaeneratttM, >.i. frte from cnut or aaala. ner» v.t eitiiuuûh [a bloie). .1. deflalB. — t.i. be deflated.
disenrafle, diaconneet.
imloflk (a vtwel); reJeaae faa brake) ; uncouple, dboonnect. ocHUtortUlar, i.l. dimntanale. déunTelopp«r. vJ. ofien, undo (as a paskace). MaeqiiUlbrc, m. abaenoe of equilibrium. déseqnllIliT*, a. disequilibnted, out of squl-
hbriutn. dfaeqnlUbrar. v.l, throw out of equilibfium. désert, a. >t m. de«Tt.
, discDuiaciiiff-
.a. deeperate; sorry.
mti o^. dcaperately.
T.i. it r. deapair'. — t,
_ r; dishearten, disoouraae.
M«4Mdf, m. despair; oonoem.
part, remove the low-boilioc Di of.
. . weedinffi eiadicaUna weeds.
iMHumiTi m. dishonor. Imner, i.l. remove the oil from, unoil. hrdrmtaiitt p.a- dehydratiofE. — m. dehy- drating agent- ■"""" '-'--- ^^ dehydration.
dehydrate. — v.r. dehydrate,
■fênatloilt /. dehydroEenstion, de- dehydrogenise, dehydro-
desiEnst«; denotfi, indicate, boiler compound — a. scale-removiiv-
/. («in.) desmine (stilbite). /. deunotropy, deamotrai «tMobMr, (.t. disobey. deMbalruMil, deMMtrmOfV a. « m.
deohatrueat, aperient deodorise. /. deodorisation.
/. desolation; distreu; veiatioB. desolate; distressed; sorry.
th, hereafter; thenc
déBQOfrMie, m. desulfuri»tion, desulfurina. déaonfrw, 1. 1, deaulfuriae, desulfur. désoisllQiie, a. deaoialic. deaoirdaiit, p.a. deoiidiiina. — m. deoii
MtaxftAOoa, )
deoEidation, Hiidise. — • /. deoinenation. deonda-
desMigner
a blood, BpQoif,, '
(hidu or akina) to re
dcastchemEnt. m. diyiuc, etc. (see dagaAoher. deBB^h«ffi 1.'. A i- dry, duiocat<; dry u| n (land); seuon (wood).
d — ffiie, in order that. demnacst deMencment, m. lonemnc:
, of desBtrvir. — m. de»»Mt. u- off; disaerve, damsco.
deMleeatlf, a. A m. dcriccative.
deuln, vt, design; drawiog,
dcisltlia', vA. draw; aketoh, outline; Bet of
dcssoufrsge, m. deaulfuri d«Bsoafrer, bA, deaulfunio, deauJ detsoat. ode. à: pmti. beluw. i
tinguighed from ih op«r»tioiui, juikcly or
(see dosuintaiï).
Il from wool.
adz. Bbova, I «r Bide, upper i
d«BtiB, m. d«8tdi;i, tate. dcatJuatalrc, m. uldreaeee, conBignee. diHtiiutlan, /. destination. deitlner, c.l. deatino; resolve. dcBtmcteiiri a. destructive, destroyinc. deatnietlblllM, /, destruetibility. dealmctlUc, a. destructible. deatractir, a. datruHive. destruction. /. destruction. dt«llllt>s«, in. = deesuintase.
/. dtBulfurstion, deeulturin-
.1. deiuUiii, desulfurin.
detail, m. detail; (Com.) retail.
en ~, in detail; by retail, retail. detalUuit, a. retail. — m. rotailer. det&IUer, V.I. detul; cut up; (Cam.) retAiL
; eleon (casks or boilen
dËMciuiit,
teindre). dftolciicot. pr. 9 pi.
caska or boilere). '. removal of tartar or scale. I. deeoloring, etc. (sse dé-
1 détwndre. 1. blcBcfa. — >.r. less color, fade;
détendi
vol' detendi
; reducti
[o[ sasCH) relai the prsssure on, expanci, aUow to sxpand; unbend, relax, slacken, loosen; take down, — fj-. (of gaue) expand; unbend, loossn, relax.
détenir, ^.1. detain, hold, hold bask.
detente, /. expanuon (of Eases); eipaumon valve; (âlsam) cut-ofl: detent, catch. tri«-
detéHanttlon, /. deteriorati détértorei, t.t. tt T. deterioi deternilnahle, a. det«rmim dttermlnknt, a. tt m. detei detennlnatian, /. deteimiii détermine, p.a. determine minaU.
it dtànalion, detonatinc.
détonntder. v.t. draw from the tun or iiuik. détordre, v. t. lutwût. detors, a. untwisted. detortllleT, I.I. untwût. dËtonper, v.t. unsUip.
détour, m. turning, winding; by-way, detour. ' o. diverted, etn. [see détourner); roundabout; by- (way), t divert, deflcctt turn Midfl; deter, disHuade. — s.i. turn, turn off. — r.i".
. or order; deransed.
eoftcn.
nollity: .
H miied, be Udnaed, e
at Meel) anneal, aoHen.
r. m. (Sledj umealer. détTMSc, /. distma. détrlch^e. m. soitinc (of wod). dttrleber, r.t. eort (wool). dftrlmeDt, m. detriment. détrlpJemeDt, m. divigiou ïnto three porta. détrlpler, v.1. A r. divide into three parts. détrltSKe, m. cruahinc (esp, of oliveii). détrltcr, i.l. crush (esp. olivea). dËtrltJoD, /. detrition. detolHqac, a. iatal.) detriUT. dCtrltoIr, m. cruahing miU (eep. for olives). détrltaa, m- detritus, débris, détroit, m. atrait; pass, defile. detrODer, t.t. dethrone. dËtrnlre, i.t, destroy, detrnlMDt, p.a. ' dett«, /. debt. deuil, m. mourmne. dentane, m, ethane.
■ ■ B, m. iOld Chan.) deutoi j iii/aide, iPliarm.)
f. deuteroproteosi
dendodore, m, (OldCAfl»,) deutiodide. deato-, dent-. (OU Clitm.) deuto-, deut-. (It properly de«gnat«d tbe second in ■
dento-lodiire, m. deutoiodide, deutiodide.
deutosairurc, m. (pld Chem.) déutoaulfide. ■ ■ " lld (7*em.) deutoiide.
dratrUae, m. ethylene.
deux, a. two; aeoond
a few. —m
— foil, twice.
donUtoie. o. ««ond
d story.
— ja, (Siiflor) secc
see sucre de
deuÈtoe jet, un
der i-ucrf).
— lib-t. (for Kold)
f 0.840 fine
(about 20 carats
-10.
devait, imp, 3 nna.
f devoir.
dévaler, ..1. iower, 1
t down; descend. — tr.
neer, c,i, preoede; outstrip, outdo, sur-
devander, m, predceosaor.
devant, jrrep. A adv. before. — m. front, fore
part; prow (of a boat), — p,pr, of devrar,
que, before,
«ut de. before, dévaster, i.l. devastate. dévelapilablc, a, developable, déTeloppateur. m, (eep. Pholoe.') developer. développement, m, development, etc. (aee
développer) , développer, tX. develop; unwrap, undo, uncoil,
infold, — 'V.T. develop; be unwrapped;
déreloppear, m, (ssp, Dynno) developer.
—, before, near, toward,
déVenement, m, poiirinE, etc, (ac
■ser, o,i, pour; incline, lean;
dËTlattOD, /, deviation.
deviation, deSeoUnc.
. wind, reel; unwind. . fid. S aino. of devnuf. it, pr. 3 pi. india. A tu&j. of dereoi
derlDer, «.I. A i. divins. derlnt, p.def. S niw. of dm
— approximatif, rou^h ei
déTlIriflàble, a. dev
riGed. dÊTOletuenti m. indinAtion, leaning; diAnheo. deroUer, f .1. unveil; revaal, discloH. derolr, v.t. owe; should, ouftht; mutt, 1v
oblioed. — m. duty; KMocdatiDn of totIc-
iiiarta, t.i. turn aside; elope, iaaliiu; pmie.
der^ fvi. 5 nn^. of devoir.
demilti ctmd. S aino. of doroir.
deiUrltC, /. deiteri^, akilL
dcitreount, adt. skillfully.
deitrlDe. /. deitrin.
deitrlner, t.t. deitrinete. trest or «at witl
deiMnlgiM, a. deitri
deilmcrni, a, deitrorotatory, deit ~[j1ie« a. dextrotartonc 1. £t adv. olockwiee, J
ii«ht. (Bol.) deitione. deitroac /, deitrose. Ag^t abbra. (décdsrunme) decicr&m diabase, /. (Ptirog ) diabue, dUMle, m. (Med.) diabetea. dlaMUque, a., m. <t /. (Mtd.) iiat dlabétomètTCi m. diabetometer. dlkbl(i,m. devU; apecif., ■ maehine
nuEBi for kneadiofl
u) diaoatboLico:
-."badly, wretohedly.' m. {Old Pha
dlM«trltnlque. ». diecetyleDic, coatainir
dUchjioiIi diachrlam, m. (Pliarm.) dj
Ion, diachylum. dUeode. m. (.Pharm.) diacodion, diacodii
dlsthermanélM
diacometdo. dlBgODal, a. dlBAonal.
dIsgoiuIeDieiit, aJp. disBonally.
dlacrsmine. /. dis«Tini.
dlsflredc, m. (fM Phana.) diacTdîum.
dWeOoI, m. dialsohol, diûid alsotuJ.
dlaldéhrde, in. dlaldehyde.
dteUao «- (jVin.) diellacs.
dUIUKlqne, a. (.Min.) diallasio,
dUllyle, m. biallyl, diallyl, I.fi-heudiene.
dlalTMble, n, dialyiable.
dlalrw. /. dialyeia.
dlBlyser, i.t. & i, dialyie,
dlslyMor, m. dialyier. — a. dialyunc.
dlalf Uqne, a. dinlytio.
dUDUCnéaqoe, a. diama«netio.
"" ^Uuoe, m. diamasneti4Di.
itointin, m, d
— à rabol, gisuer'i diamond.
— brui, TouBh diamond.
— brul do Ctyian, lircon, ueed at
— taHU, cut diamond.
laotA, a. slitterinfl, gliAtening, dlamanUfMe, a. diamantiferous.
diuuftnUiië, /. diamantine (a poliahini
dlaniÊlral, a. diametial. diBnietric(al). dlsroetralement, adi. diametrieaJly. dlamttn, m, diameter.
1. diaminated. diamino.
diamyl. /. (Old CAAa.) Diana, «Iver.
dlapbaDélté, /. diaphaqdt
^, /. diaphonnie. dlaphorétlque, a. à: m. diapharstii:. dlspbrscme. m. diaphragm. dlaphracmé, a. bavins a diaphrasm.
dUrrbte, /, (Med.) , dlaapore. m. (Min.) dlutuc, /. diastase diastaslque, a. dias'
dtethemuDde
dtetkemuuisla, /. diathccnumoy.
éCf /. (âdf.) diatom.
' ' é, /. diatomioity.
«.dûuo compound.
T'.', , a, dîaioacetio.
dluobnutae, dlaiolwnial, m. dluabeonDS.
. FI. diaio derivativa. dfauD-Imlde, 3. dïuoimino, diuoimido. dlUMlquc, a. diuo. — m. diuocompoan
dIsioitliéiMli n. duuopbeool. ' "~ a. diaiotiiâble.
1, /. diiuatintiaii.
dichrolde, a. dichruia. dlebroluiiei m. dichroiem. dlcbnrfte. m. (Min.) diohroite (i( dlchronutlque. i. dichromatic. dleotrKdonc, dlaitrlédaii^.
Gtsvnef m- (Bot,) dittaay, specif, the fru
ella (Dictamnut albat) . — de CrUf. Cretan dittany (Jmoracu» i
dIctCT, i.I. « i. dicta' dkUoniulN, m. did — d> chimie, dictioi dMrnw, m. didymiui dièdre, a. dihedral. -
dWthrW. s diétbrtC<dque. dléthtUqne, a.
tic<al). — /. dJBtttiai. dv. dietetically. lated, diethyl, liethïlonic, diethylene.
dlheuhèdre
deferred, delayed, poAtponed.
— t.r. be diffère dUKrvnd, n. difference, dispute. dUKrenti a. different. dlfltreatJatlcMii /. differeutdatioD. . differential. /. differential.
dlMrei, t.L defer, delay, luntpooe. — t.r. be deferred, be put oB, — t.t. differ: delay.
dlffldle, a. diScule. — m. difficulty.
dineUemsat, adt. difBcultly, with difficulty.
dlllleult^, /. difficulty; difference, diqiute. •am —, without diffiiniltf, readily; nndoubt- edly; willingly.
dll&9ct«r, D.^. diffmot. dllhactir, a. diffractive. diffraction. /, difFractlon.
dUhislbllitC /. diffiuibilit?. durndble, a. diffusible.
, a. di£estibt«.
L it i. digest. — T.f. be digested.
4, a product obtained by di^teatiort
digmtlblllte, /. digntibility.
dlcesdble, o. dlseetible.
dlSMtir, I. A m. digeetive.
dbtestloii. /. diaeation.
dlgltkle, /. (Bot. it Pharm.) digitalis, foxglove.
— d'Etpaanf. Dtffitaiia tAapeï.
— o^iànale. — pfruTprie. common or official foxglove (DiffîtaliB purpwm).
dlftUUne, /. digitalio.
dititoilne, /. digitoxin.
dlsnet a. worthy; dignified,
dlsiiemont. ode. worthily, deaervedb', Buit-
M, /. dignity. lAMff» v-i- dicms- Ssloili /. digreasioD. B, /. dam, dike; obstacle, barrier. _ a, t.l. dam, dike. dlh^ocEne, a. dihalogenated, dihalo, dihalo-. BiahMrc a. (Afin.) dihexahedral. — n.
n. diliydr»t«, — ' da tirébenUiène, t«rpiaoJ bydr,
I. dihydrobflû»
n. dihydrogenated, dihydro. . -In*, /. dihydrorasoroinij. dlbrdriin> m. dihydride. dllode, a. diiadD. dUodliydntc, m. dihydriodkle. dUomulBi a. of or pertunuie to DijOD, a âty
of BuTHuiuly. dfkk, m. (Bol.) dilu.
,. i^xpl.) readinC) Blutteiin^,
dilMCrer. v.t. read, tear, tsr up. dOatobltltC, /. eipannbiUty: dilsUbility. dnataMe, a. eipuisible; dilatable. dDstftntt p,a. Bipandine; dlLatiiif, diateudin^. — m. (jlfHj.>dili
diluer, ci dOutcar,
dODtlOTl,
dDnrial, dHuTlen,
dimfitliylcétonei /. dimethyl ketone [c
dlmetbyiei a. dimetiiylatfd, dimethyl. dlmethyUqDB, a. dimetliyl, diminuer, v.(. <t î. diminiah.
isBware form made in Belgium and elâewhere. dlTiiaphtylCT m. bLuapbthylr'dia&phtbyl. dindon, m. turkey.
e, /. dinitroeoreBorci
, fin.) dioctahcdiaL dlossoti dlofott m. CLmUier) daogett.
dloifbutyHaue, a. dihydroiybutvrio,
IKirtne, /. dioxypurine (purinedioue), dloirqulDone, /. dihydroiyquiooae. dloiybuitque, a. dihydruiytartaric. dlpentène, m. dipentene, inactive Umaoene. dlpepUde. n. dipeptide.
dlpbénol, m. diphenol. dlpMnoUqne, a. dipheDolic. dlpbényUcétylène, m, dipheoylacetyleiiB,
dlpbénybmlne. /. dipheaylamiae. dlpMn^earblnol, n. dipheoylcartûnol (beu-
■ohydrol}. dljdienylcélone, /. diphenyl ketooe (phenyl
dlphényle. m. bipbeuyl, diphenyL dlpbënylslroial, m. dipheoylglyoia] (beiuill. diphtérie, /. diphtheria. dlpbt«rlane, dlphtCtlUque, a. dipbtberitio,
diphtheric. dl^coUque, a, dipicolinio. diploèdn, m. (Cryat.) diplohedron, dqdoid. dlploédriaue, a. (Crvit.} diplohednL dli^mbhine, a. diplumbio. dlpUme, m. diploma. dlpltttné, m. holder of a diploma. dipropyÛqne. □. dipropyl. dlpyïldyie, m. bipyridyl, dipyridyl, bipyii-
dlre, i.l. say; tell; apeak; predict. — t,r. be said, be told, be spoken; profeaa to be. g, say, words, statemeD
adv. directly.
director, manager, auperintend- directinc; (B^.) ffuiding.
dta«it, p.def. a pt. of dire. dirigeable, a. it m. ditigible. diricra, t.t. direct; maoBcc, conduci dbi pr. & p.def. 14* ting. o( dite (fc
wash (silk) after dyeing.
- diflceroible.
diaccm, — t.r. be diAoemed,
i; iElec.) intflrmit-
dlicontlDitlté. /. diecDHtinuity.
omnee, /. dùpropartion, inoon^ruity. ~>e uuBuilablB; deny.
dlsjoliidre, t
baCable, queationabls.
.(. discuM. — B.r. be dtMinBed.
S pi. indie, it aubj. lïf dire.
lient (of speech), éloquent, dliene, /. dBoHli. dligrxdeiu, a. awkward; tineruious.
ÎBJoia, Beparatfi, — -b-t. be aisjouied, mcome separated, come apart. dl^lnt, p.a. disjoined, Bepareted, diaiunct. dlBionotcot. m, disjuaetDr; apecif., (Elec.) cir- cuit breolier, cut-out. dlsJODCtlon. /. séparation, disjunction. dldacatJan,/. dialocation; disineniberment. OUloqseT, i.I. dislocate; disjoint, digmcmber, dlsode, a. (Org. Chem.) containing two atoma of
sodium, diaodium, dlBoctio-. dlaodlqu*, a. dieodium.
dlsomoac. /. (Mm.) geradorSte, niekel glanée. dlspATBlMUlt, p.a. disappearing; transient, ephemeral.
.t. disappear, tï /. disporily, dlsparitian, /. disappearance. dlipuUi p.p. of diepsrattre. ^a. miasinK,
vanished. dispendleui. □. eipensive, costly. ""■■■■ a. dispensable. 11. difjmnsorï.
I. dispense; diffuse (HghU; ei- cuse, exempt, dispense with. — t.r. be dispensed; dispense (with). (Ovtia) diffuser, disperse. — v.r- be dispersed:
/. dispersion. dlspimlbOK», /. iivailsbiUty, disposability. diiponlUe, a. available, disposable. dlspo»« a. ocUve, lively, sprightly.
r airanced; prepare.
r. ploc
dlspodtir, ma
device; disposition: dlspaslHon,
r. be dis- ! apparatus);
diaproportioaate. dlB|H«iiortlDnellet]MDt, adt. disproportiou- adt. disproportion'
dlsqne. m. disk, disc. dlsTDpUr. a. disruptive. dlsseoble, a. dissectible. dlswetton. /. dissection. dlMcmUkMe, a. diafdinilBr, unlike. dlnemUablenmit, odn. disaimilarly, /. diaeimilarity, unlikene
dlsaertaUan, /. dissertation. dIsilmllBrit«, /. dissmilsrity. dlsslpatloii, / dissipation. dissiper. 1.1. dissipate; divert, pate, be dissipated.
lity, dissolvableneea;
dlnriiiCtrliiiie, a, nsymmetriodil), uiuymtnet- tiûalt Gen oommcmly) diflvrinetn«L
dbtanM, f. diatan».
— «plonH. (fipIO atrildnc diaUnee, ndiua of «ftoct.
itUlatloiii /. distillntioa.
— fractionna, fractionAl dùtiU&tiim.
diatinc
dIatlDCteiiunt, adt. àMactiy.
itstAncM, a. diBtincdve.
Ivementr adv. dietinctivaly. dlBUnfoè, P.O. diBtincuished.
tiiixuie1i«d^ dùtinipuah oneeelf.
dlstordn, dlsÉon, a. distortod. dlstorsloii, /. dùtoition. dlHtnUc, v.t. datract: divert. dbtrsr^ntf ppr. a! dietr distribuer, t.l. distribul
uled: (of ligiûds, eta.) flow. distributeur, m. dùtribut«, diitributer: car-
rier: fof at«tua) resuUtor, — a. digtnb-
■. b« diatrib-
dMribaUvn, /. distritu
valve geai (tor steam), dtltributmnwnt, odi distributively.
; delivery, i
dbairaii£, a. diauUonated, diaulfo. dliulCDiur, 11.1. disulfonate. dit, pr. 3 mç-, p-dtf- 3 Bina, à: p.p. ■ay). — .p.a. Haid; told; fipokei
4 docnmtmtw
«Hbinnol UtodC (Pïam.) dith^md dtiodidi^
thymol iodide. dlto, adt. diUn. dltu^ae. /. (iltd.) diurena. dllll«ll«ue, a. « m. iUtd.') dinretie. dloniv, a. diurnal, d^ly. diiaffocr, (,t. WBJider, ramble. dlnlent, a. bivalent, divaleat. dlvrilent, a. diveUanC. drawii« aauuder (06a.). dlvovetuwt /■ divveenoe, divugency. dlvcTBCott P.O. divcrsiof. divercent, dlTcrt^t v.i. diverse. dlnn, a. varioua. diffor^nt. divoae. dtrcncBWnt, adt. vaiiouily, differently, dl-
.t. diveraify.
dlrailte, /. divenity; variety. dlnrtlr, B.I. divert. — >.r. bs divat«iL dlTldeade, m. dividend. dlTldlTl, m. divi-divi (CbhIpvihi apsdea
dlfla*. P.». divided: finelj divided,
dlvUément, adi. dividedly, aepmtely. dlTla^, v,t. divide; apeoif., divide finely, poiv^
der. — i.r. divide, be divided. dlvlwur, m. divider; (AfoA.) diviaor; (VikA.)
iaible.
lional. d
dli-hult| a. A m. eighteen; eiihteontb.
in —, eiBhteenpio, 18-mo. dli-holtlinie, a. & m. eighteenth. dtdème, a. it m. tenth.
ou — . (of Bolutiona) ten p« oent. dli-neuf, a. & m, nineteen; nineteenth, dii-neuTl£m«, a. it n. nineteenth. itli-sepl, a. & m. eeventeeo: aevenleenth. dti-*eptieme, a. & m. eeventeenth. dll^Tlc, m. biiylyt, diiylyl. dtialne, /, ten, a total of ten or about ten.
bn« — At, ten, about ten.
una — d'flnn&a, a decade. dl., rAbm. (dioilitre) dedliteT(i). dm-, obfrm. {décimâtra) decimeter(a). dmo, dm', obbr». (décimètre oarrt) equal ' ' neter(s).
doclmartlqae, □. docimaatio(al); specif., per-
(CVvif.) dudsohedroa. ■itombàtdaî, rhombic doduâhedron. dodecahfldra].
d àaa doiçtt de, vithin ui uw of, wi' liair'i brwdth of,
— avricitiaire, little finger. ~^ du milim, middle basse.
— indieaituT, index finger, forefinger.
— maj0ur, middla finger.
;; apply; bid. ■eli op; buyoDHeU; have; be published; be fought. — i,t. five; yield, bear; hit» Btrilce; nin; fall; fight. — à la ffriiit. clean or rake the grate.
■nt. prM. ol whom, of which, whoae, wtiereof; from whom, from whioh ; with whom, with
irafa. m. gilding.
irt, p.a. sildsd, lilt (specif., gold-plated, h wei^ta) ; golden. — ■ n. ftilding.
henceforth, hereafter, in the
lild. — i.r. be gilded, become goldeu-
sUder.
a. fixed, standing. faAt, dead; dot~
Jcepiog; (of water) stagnant. — n. ileeper; post; (fixed) frame. llr, i.i. sleep; (of water) be atill. be atac-
dtlUl. >n. ipigot hole; spigot.
donnlt, v.dM/. S -mo. of dormir.
dolt, pr. S WW. of devoir. — «. debtor. Dr.,
dermltir. a. A m, (»«!.) dormitive, ««orifie.
debit side.
dort, jir. 3 niur. of dormir.
dolTt.. pr. S litv. tuS,-. of devoir; riiould, oueht.
dornre,/, (aiding.
dtdrent, pr. S pi. indie- * ™*;. of devoir.
— i mordant, pigment ijlding.
— au /ew. hot gilding, dry gilding.
doler, «.(. unooth (by cutting), shave; buff.
- a» mtràtri. — at. «uU, amalgam «Idinc.
— o«(«*V, wet gilding.
slick (leather, etc.); dress (wood) with an
adi.
doKrite, /. (PsCtdo.) dolsiite.
«KMriaqae, o. (PUne.) doleritio.
with gold.
dalomllKioti, o. dolomitic.
dM, n. back; ridge.
double, s. determinable; in props propoc-
dAmo. m. dome.
miiture); {IPint) dosage, hqueuring:
(above).
(Jlfni.) dosage.
au —, pri^jcrly proportioned or conatituted.
(■«(—, it is » pity,
dOMT, ».(. determine; prepare, mix or propor-
tion properly: fiU or furnish with a meas-
ured quantity; {Wini) dose, liqueur;
JOT!, m. gift.
done, amj. therefore, then, «o, now.
doniiee, /. datum, knows quantity ; Informa-
doser (of wine or medicine), —a. {.Mid.)
tion; idea, — rt. doiméw, dal».
dosing.
dIHlDer, i.I. give; attiibute, uoribe, assign.
doUmetrte,/. (jtfed.) doùmetry.
lustoEiu, Custom. domrs. n. pearl millet ( Pcnnwlum li/Mndewa) . doublBEft, m. doubling, etc. (see doubler).
~i|e, a. double; duplicate. — m. double;
luplicate; copy; thicknces (as of paper).
H,;,lc
doalonreuMmeDt, oii. painfully. doulonrcui, a. painful; sore; Bonowful. doUTlIM, /. iMcd.) dourine (disease nl hones) doaall. m. spigot hole: spinot. doute, tn. doubt.
Aort lit —, beyond doubt, undoubtedly.
JoiM —, without doubt, undoubtedly, r
donteuMmcnt, adji. doubtfully.
doateiu, a. doubtful.
iouvK, /. BiAve; ditch; fluke, fluke
'cetly. softly, geotty, <
domaine, /. d douie. a. A m donilême, a. .
dram (the weight); draohm». re, m- dredfins; dracginc, „ . /. brewer'fl gruna. drawee, /. bonbon: sucuplum; unall afaot. pharmaandiirué, pbarâuuwutical loience.
drain, m. drai
•t. dredve; draff.
drap,™
— maUfivi — malGl. dnpant, m. (Paptr) presainc board. drapeku, m. flag.
draper, i.l. make (a fabric) inw fioiahed ototh by fnllinR. drcsaina. Ptc. ; drape; cenaure.
(cap. woolen stufla) ; drapery, cloth aelliiis. draptM, m. diaper, cloth aeUcr. —a. cloth. drastique, n. draetio. — m. (Utd.) dtaaHc,
. ,. . t». (Lmlktr) shavinii, buffing. drafM, T.l. {Leal/ier} shave, buS (with a knife
drarnlre, /.'shsvios knife, currier's knife. drayure, /. ahaviog (of hide). dr»cbe, /. (often pi., drtehea) spent wash, after distilling atarchy
thiiiK for dressing or atraight- ng, drBHBBr, straightening rod,
t. borer; (Paper) rag.
/. dnigA; drua trade; drug shop, m. ^ /. dnigpflt, dealer in dm^a,
dnrit, Tn. right: law; duly, toll; fee. —a. right: Btraight; upright; (Ore. Ckcm.) right-handed, dextro. — adt. right; up- right, perpendiculurly,
A bun — , with good reason, jiutly.
de — , rightful; rightfully-
— de douane, cuetome duty.
— d'enirée. import duty.
— proiedéuf, protective duty, protective
droite, /. Tight line, straight line; right hand,
', orfi. rightly, justly, judioioualy. Luaing, funny, droU- I, m, iP/iarm.) dropax. - ■ iribble (wool).
— adi. thiotly. dnue, /. (JUtn.) dniBe. da. CkintiHctioa of il> I*, of the, from tb;, in
the, some, etc. (ks de). dfl, p.p. it p.n, {from devoir), due, owing, owed.
Ha — aiter, he haa had to go; he must have
il aurait — tatoir, he ought to have known. dnallne,/. dualin (a kind of dynamite). dnallsme. n. duslism. dnallRte, a. dualisCic. — m. duallat. dnallstlqse, □, dualistli:. dnbolUne, /. duboiane. dne. m. duke; owl (of certain kinds). dnetaC, m. duchy, dukedom. dDCtile. dncMble, a. ductile. dnctUmèlie, m. ductilimet«T. dnctlUU, /. ductility. dnltkie, m. weft, woof. dnlt», /, weft thread, weft yam. " " ■. dulcamarin.
dulcifying. — in. dulcîËer. >n, /, (.Old Chtm.) duleiflcation, dniclBcr, v.t. (Old Chxm.) duloify (sweeten, free
from aeidity. bittemeaa, or the like) . dtildiie./.duldn. duldtûët/. dulcitaa. dnldte,/ dulcitol. dulrâte.
1. Dunkirk. ^ m. duplicate. Of /- duplication. dHPUdU,/. doublenen; duplitd^.
dor, u. hard^ hanh, lough: stiff; hardened, inured. — odp. hard; stoutly- — m. hard- durabHIlt, /. durability, duiabknu» darablBt a. durable. ■ ■ " -, od». durably.
/. dunlumin.
(BM.) duramen, heutwood. iQXf prep, during. — a, lasting, long.
■ix, t.t.. i. & r. harden, nu feu, fire-harden,
dorelsgtuiti p. a. hardemng. diirelffietiient, m. hardeaing. durcdSBCBT, a. hardemng. ^ m. hardenv. dmée, /. duralion, time, time int«rral; life, ddreUn, m. British oak (Qvtrau robur).
doreiit, pr. S pi. indie. 4 tabi. of durer. — 1>
def. Spl.ot devoir. dorer* p.i. last, endure, continue, remvn. dmMé, /. hardness, etc. (seQ dur) ; callosity. dtiriEloiit m. callooity; opecif., com.
duret«ui, dai dyke, m. ((Teol.) dike, dyke.' /, dynamsgn
djnamltage, m. dynamiting, dynamite,/, dynamite. driumlterle, /. dyi dyiisill]t«llr, m. dynamite maki
handler: dynamite. drnsmltjere. /. dynamite magai dyruunoi /. (Blec.) dynamo. drnuiuvinc, m. (Eipl.) dyoami
foods 811
. e, /. (Phuiic') dyne. dysenterie, /. (Med.) dysentery,
drspnee, /. IMed.) dyspnea, dyspncea. dyaproglum, m. dysprosium. dTiarmebde, /. dissymmetry, asymmetry. dTHSymétrfqae, a. asymmetrical, unaymmet-
p:hy Google
(pi., flAuit) *itu liquid) fittiate lished fTom precipitate) ; <often liquor, liquid; aqufioui extract;
— adduUt, carbonnted water. aSn>t«d w.
— ardente, ardent ipirit. bnndy), esu de vie.
— à ttfroidir, cooling wa
r,dUub
from flower», ben
— blanche, (PJiorm . tion of lead eubscetate; brsD muh.
— \yrim*t, bromine water.
— calcaire, calcareous water, limewat«r (water Doutainiw cakium salts).
— campkTée, <PAarm.) camphor water.
— céleite, eau cétestc (solution ol cupric
— eémetiiaioirs, {Minins) cement water
andet amèrea, {Pharm.) 1
(PAorm.) BtroDfer
— iTan^. angel water (at
— de brome', bromine waU
— de chaux, limewatj
n da Chint •• «au d'Écypte.
— de Mort, chlorine water.
— de chioroforme. (PAvrm.) chloroform water.
— de ciel, rain water,
— de Colo^mSi oolosne. CotogDe wat«r, eau àe Cologne,
imbitiaiêo
plied to water act removed by ordin diyini at 100-120').
— de conilùaHtm, water of constitution.
— de crittaiiiaation, water of crystalliiatj oryetal water.
air at ordinary temperature.
— de fleur d'oranger, orangO'flower water.
— de fonUàne, well water, sprinff water.
— de Oaalard, (Pharm.) Goulard water.
for turnip hair black.
— de Jatd. eau de Javel, Javel water. (' spelling JareBe is also used b French i English.)
— de Labarraque. Ijabarraque'a solutioD fluid or liquor), eau de LabarrafLue.
— de Lace, ipid Phana.) eau de luce (miitur of oil of amber, alcohol and ammonia, some times with balm of Gilead added) .
— de nuâl, malt extract, malt water.
— de Mendererue — esprit de Mendererw under espnï.
— de menihe verie, (PAorm.) Bpearmiiit watej
— da napheC), orange flower water.
~ dentifrice, tooth lotion, liquid dentifrioe
— de PerMe - oau d'Egypte.
— de pimejU de ta JamMque, (PAorm.)
ie jmHe, well water.
— dfl savon, Boapfludfl.
— da SeUi, ScltKT natar; Qn cenenil) tmr- bonBted water, sSnted wttUt, *oda water.
— dt vrarot. BpTioB watw.
— dt laiUtU, tinlet water.
— de trempr, {Metal.) hardBmnv watca-,
— dirit,- eau-de-vie.
— dt tilli, citr water, tap water.
— dietaUtdxca
— ditOUi de ftv, i-o»am. (PAorm.) oraDEe flowef water.
water. witchba«1 «itraet.
— diattUfa de iavntMent. (Piorm.) cherry- lau«! water.
— dirtilM. d. mmU» jBwri.. {PAorm.) pepper-
— diumi. de »
», (PJio™.) r«e water.
Hvint de Fmid, {Pharm.) yellow merouriol
-^doime, txeth (not salt) w&ter; soft water.
— dure, haid weter.
-^/rrrte, iTQa water, chalybeate water; watei in which red-hot iron ha» been fLuenched.
— ferruffineuêe, iron water, chalybeate water
— /ralelu, fmh (not stale) water; cool water
cold w
— eatfutt, water i
a«rateâ water.
— IHBUW ™.p(( " plain eodfi."
oarbonio afâd wati
a substanee under ordinary dry co:
nU, hard water (producing u
HI ia boilen).
îenns, {Pharm.) solution of j
rater, medicated
) bUck □
lotio -^ phagidinw'it noirt, {Fharm
curia] lotion, black wash- — ' phÀni^^éet a dilute aqueous solution of
phenol, weak carbolic acid.
— potabie. potable water, drinking water.
— r^aale, aqua regia, nitrohydrochloric add.
— rouilUii, water ia whioh rad-bot iron haa been quenched.
- — aaUe, salt water, opecif. an aqueoue solu- tion of sodium chloride.
— eaumâtre, brackiah water.
— èiiénitetM, a natural vi
— tîtriotiçue, {Mining)
, hot-epriiui water.
c, (PAom.) Goulard water
eaux rttidudfu. reaidual liqu
Baux TOUCH, IjSoda) red liquor,
eau^c sainrvu, water that hb
surface wi^out penetratÈn^
te, tgiardt) so riuala. privy vaull
■liquo
bituidy (or, in geoersl, dinilled
medium strrâisth u&ed in etching).
caoi-TanDeB, /.pj. - esui raimee, uoder eau ebirbmgf, elnrbcment, m. trimmiiuE. elfl. t«e
ébuber). Cbarber, v.t. (renioTe the edgsa, ends or rough '.m, clip, part, nip, chip, edge
raueh-ahftpine fas of a ough sketch ; rough draft. t, roueh-Hhape, Toughcaat; a
ébloDlsBement. m. dmiling. ebonite, /. ebomte. ébonUlaiit, p.pr. of ébouillir. ébonlllantage. m. scaldinc. ébODlllBnler, v.t. «aid.
ébonlltlr, v.i. boil down; bcdl away. éboulemcnt, m. falling in, fallinc down, crum-
bhng; collapse; landslide. ëbonlcr, e.r. A i. fall in, faU down, crumble.
— v.t, cause to fall down, throw down. ebOQllB, m. f^len materia], débris, rubbish.
. of ébouillir. Fment, m. shakiiig, agitatian, disturb-
ahakc, be
élM>U(,pt
ébranler, >.(. ehake, agitate. — ■
shaken, be agitated. CbrCchcr, n.I. notch (aa a knife); break;
boilinc p<.
ebnilltloil, /. boiling, Geaa often) ebuUitioD. ebniKc ji. (Glas.) an iron shovel used for iotro-
m. Boalina. ete. (see éoailier)- /. soale; Sake, chip; shelL
:aling, etc. (aee CoûUer). «eallk», (.1. scale; chip off. Bake oCT: ahell.
— V.T. Bcale. Bcale off, chip off; ahfd!. écmll)ett«, /. Uttle scale; little aheU. éolDenl, a. scaly, squamous. écsle, /. shell; hull, husk.
.t. shell
1. husk.
6«!»rt«te,/. Ao. aci
— d.BK*™*, Bi
brioh sea
Tlet.
— d. //olIonAr, »
aturalooi
scarlet.
— d* FeniH, Ven
etianacBi
et (an
oU scarlet
off, remoi
e the anglm of.
Ccart, m. variatu
D. devil
ation.
differenoe
error; (Optia
diaper»
«arf joint
stepping aside;
disressio
n; atn
Û1.
à V~, aside, apar
— abêùlu. absolute eiror.
éntlT, eeboUqae, ecboUoe, /.
be dispersed. (Med.) UbcUc.
éebansmblei a. eichangeable. Cchmncer, v.t. exchange. /. bracket.
éshanlllll», m. swapk; qwdmsn mod«linfl booid.
. >.l, Bdinpla, take lunplf gace, t«t (u weishta): mil difl suDpks of (e.g. Busar) in t^er to obt AtAndArd product, blend; make up m pattfiroB or abap«; i
partitions in a kiln. (CertAin articles ai Erad in the compartmeats thu» formed ii eteod ùi ib aa^gera.)
Lt«rva]; dear epace; width t' opening) ; pitch (of a screw) ;
AchaDdnn, /. uald. edwolfc, m, (LaotAs-) sweating. é<A>tlfle, pji. bested; <of wood, et R- heating, etcs (wo
,r. heat, become heated or hot become overheated; warm, become warm (of wood) diy-iot: (of yam) beoom
écMant, p.pr. of tohoir. édiec* m. cheek, defeat, fa «ebdle, /. Bcale; ladder.
— pntportùmiuSU, diagonal aci 't, reduced scale.
; (ofabdder)
échenal, (cshanoill. écbcDet. m
'; (Fsundinf) gate.
éebet, pr. : tcberean. écberftte, /. ski
a France
l(X)meten). LUA (a rounded molding), echlDDOiqae, tn. (ZaBl.i echiaoeoccus.
Cthlnao, m. dieeee mold,
ËcblqiiiH, m. oheokerwork; checkerboard;
êebo, m. echo.
.1. faU due; t
n aground; Fail- . . . . ïf «choir.
tclaboiuier, v.l. eplaeh, ipatt«r.
éclair, tn. lightning; Bash, gleam; (A—aiine)
Cclalnge, n. lighting, illuminating, iUuminatton.
— au DOi, gas lighting.
— du fond, (in spectra) continuous illumine tion, onntinuoue light.
— électrique, electric lighting. Malrant, p.a. illunùoating, Ughting.
édalrrlr. d.i. clear, clear up; clarify; Chin; brighten, poliah;
tcleai
_ . it m- clearing,
see éclurcir).
p.a. lighlfld, illuminated; well in- k1, experienced, enlightened; open, eat, m. lighting, etc, (see éclairer); leea, clarity.
v.t. light, illuminate; enlighten; i; reoonnoitar. — z.i. give light, , gleam; lighten, flash. — -v.t. be <d, be illuminated; inform oneself.
/. (Afed.) eclampsia.
report, crash; fragment, sptinteT, chip ; luster (as of minenUe) ; bright
— meUUigue, metallic luster; metallic frag-
eclatant, p.a. bursting, etc. (see éclater);
brilliant, bright; loud; shrill. CcUtemeot. m. bursting, etc. (see éclater).
ret, shiver, splinter, spht.
0ebt«iir
I t fcl WH , m. CSIcc.) apuk c&p.
— rifftabUt ftdjustablQ npork fnp. idUfÊt^r, >.(. eclipse. — i.r. be eo)i|i«d. écBlw, /. Bpiintor. ^ilint; fish. fishpbiU, é<iefe,t,î. dawn, BppeM; open, bloom; hatch. édodDDt/- dAwniof. appeanmc»; blooionuagr
bloom; hatchioB, hatch, (cshlM,/. gluioe; floodgBte; dun; look, école, /. nhool; schoclhouse; blunder.
idol m
m quality.
' hid»).
I. — m. Btewwd, HkbI
. — B.r. be BOonoaiiKd.
I. Btrippinc, borkioff, peelinâ. vCt J- bark; rind, peel; (earth'a) en ÇBot. ^ Anat.) cortex; (S^.) aurfaoe. ' i Ian, tanbark. ■ tfrudJamcAT (PAarm.) margoaa bark.
-~ dt bigarade, bitter orange peel.
— de boHrdaint, (Phorm.) franffula.
— (b ceriiier <U Virffinie, (Pharm.) wild
— de cUne, oak bark; (FAorm.) whit« oak,
— < de cùtùn. lemon peel.
— de atoffrte, iPharm.) cabba^e-tree bark.
, — de grenade, (Ftiarm.) pomegramite, Eran-
— delà racine de cotonnier, (Fliann.) ootton toot bark.
— de ïa racine de ffrenadief, i_Pham.'i pome-
— de margotitier, — écorce d^aaédarach.
— de çuiUaja, tPharm,) loAp bark, qulllaja.
— de Ian. tanbark.
I.I. akin: taate touch to murder (a lansua^e). n. place where tuibirk is .1. break o9 tlie ennar of,
, /. chip, eplinter, . a. Scotch, Scottish. t, /. eontlaod. (. huak. hull.
m. (Leatiier) removal o matter from the Seeh side of the hide. in, m. screea; shield; baffle plate. éeniMWi m. cmahinc. etc. (see écraser).
'. . ihed, eto. (we éonser); flat.
éeruemnit. m. cruahinc. etc. (see écraser).
crush; niuesie; flatten; t«1iiae;
separatiDfl (as of milk by ^crtm^r P.O. Hkimmed; separated; skim (milk).
écif mett«, /. i] eertmeuse, /. a
fiet^molr, m,, éctémotre, /. skimmer.
. crawfish; Large tongs for h veighte; (Affroq.) Cancer.
,; spell.
oféorir
écrit, pr. 3 ting. ^
pamphlet.
teAU, m, lull, placard. écriture, /, writing; (C
books; Scripture. éerimiii, m. writer: clerk, éCrilkUt, ll.pr. a( écrite. éerirent, pr, S ji. of *crin écriTCur, Tn. writer.
t, (fema
(of clotb, etc.) raw, unbleuhed. i ,ed: (of iron) badly worked. . m. a. tnd« Dams for linc peroiide. 1, m- dùeld; otown (the ooin, at preunt Pnjica the iMranfl pie») ; (pL) auaay.
Idle, /. porringer, bowt, nucsr; <0i , «nulle, a nues^^haped metal veMSl corerQi on the inside with abort lued in obtainins caHatial oil from fruits (e.o. orwee).
iBunt, P.O. foaminf, founy, frothing frothy; «onimy.
— d> /ar, (Uin.) > porout form of hemi
- da /ante, (Uelot.) i
u-oFfrothorsoum: le covered with
édifier, t.l. build, build upT astiafy; edify.
éditer, iJ. publiah; (leea commonly) edit. Cdltenr.'ni, publisher; (teas eommoiily) editor
1,/. e.
edueationa!. eduemOoii, /. edi Mneatilce, fmt.
Mulcorant, a, 4 m, edufoorsnt.
"itf- edulcoratinjE, edulooi
breeding, raiains.
n. effect; (Cm.) bill; (public) funda. — retardé, delay-action, britanl, reodioK effect, ahattering affect. micani^ut, mechanical effect. MiiU, useful effect- — , ill fact, in reality, in effect, indeed.
efficsdoug, BtTeetiTe,
adt. efficacicualy. effectively. efficacy. efBcadoueneea.
rawing out. etc (lee effiler), iwn out (as a sUn tube), tifwred, iDod; deader; raveled; fringed.
lUaa tube), ttipa, - t.r. be drawn out.
vel. ravel oi
vel out, pick ti
e the surface of, i
'. efBoreaoenoe.
odisruptive) electric diacharge;
eAmyant, p-a. frightful, terrible, appalling.
eOrlter, n.t. render friable, cause to crumble
■ Lust (aoil). — i.r. crumble.
frightful, fearful.
' adv. frishtFuUy. dreadfully.
e, alike. — in. equal.
de. equal to. lUce: m companson witn CtmlcmeDd iidi>, egually. alike, likewise. — m
eollotlsll, /. equaliiaCioa; eve «CaUser, t.l. onualiic; even, levi £(&U»ar, m. equaliser; rE^ulatj
fiKUd ]
iflsrdt m. TegBxd, Tp«pect. A V — ■ de, with reff»rd to, vith reapect to, re-
à ttma f^tvda, in all respoota. ACArtr p.a. led ABtray, atroy. wuideriiVt loAt; scattered; mislaid; miA^uided; diaordored, fifarementi nt- wonderiiix; srror; wildncas;
ésBrer* v.L lead astray; let wander; mialny; digotder, dcrtiDEe. — i.r. (o aitny, otny, wander; be mlalajd. be lost.
[iliveo; rinse (linen); prune. k degerming. remove the germ of, de^erm.
^borant, #lalmrB(ei)r, él&borattoD, /. elaboratii
elMSCe, m. pnming. él^Dert B.r. prune. ^laldlDe. /. eîaldin.
ClMtmlrsaMe
elabonitinit
ilein. elslD. eilKimètra, m. eteaœ eUldChrdc, m. puolc
ébncé. a. aleadet. slim, Call. CI&nceTi t.r. sprina, rush, dash. By, soa ClUXlI, 1,1, it r. enlsrse. extend, widen. éUrsISMIlMnt, m. enlargenu
élMtlelte, /. elostieity.
— ie dmiàime jit. (St^nr) airup from which
él«ane,/.elastin.
eiudque, a. d: n. elutie.
élmtérUM. /. elaterin.
— <fc pr<mwr it. (St4ff»r) HTup from which
«aUl1t«, /, iUin.) elaterite.
ebteifam, m. (PAarm.) elaterium; (Bel.) wild
SKe; dnppmfc, dnp.
fllvacCi m. washing out, waihing.
«SOUtter, E.(. dr^n; let diip. — t.t. drun;
«UTer, r.t. waeh out, wash (aaroga).
diip. — n.r. drsia.
ébranse, /, washer, —a. waahlDg.
«CiHItleiir, m. drainer; drain, —a. draning.
éi«ctlf, a. elective: «deotive.
drun, drippine.
élMUOD. /. election, choice.
«lMttTOm*n(, ode. eleclively; selectively.
^ODtture, /. draiBiogB.
«etaTité, /- elcctivity; «lectivity.
the bunch; cleaning (of ore).
t^mmer, 1.1. pirk (mm the bunch (as grapn) ;
Ck«McitC. /. electricity.
clean (ore).
électrique, a. eiectric, electrical.
HntlKIWT, r,l. soralch-
fsntUnnre, /. ecratch.
Csran^. t.l. sheU (a» coro): pick (» grspes
from the bunch); gin (cotton).
come electrified.
«Brtnce, m. grinding (as of gloss or diamond).
Ccrtsé, m., eflns«e, /. diamond powder.
tKrtsa, I.I. grind (glaaa, moible, tte.).
mealer.
egniBer, i.l. grind, pulveriu; metd (gun-
powder).
*SnntIlI*. /. grindings.
Bwpte./. Eeypt.
eieetndTMtlon i:
Hectmlrse. /. elKtrolfna. ElectTOlrsVi 'I- eleotrolyie. SectmlrBeiir, m. Blectrolyter. tiMlmljM, m. electrolyte. electrolrtlqiie, a. «leclrolytic. eicetrolrtlqpeinent, adr. electiolytiaUy. électronucikétlqiiCi o. elecCromacne^- aeetroDuwnetlBine, n
tlectntmotilce. /em. of éleotmmoteur. £lee(nni. m. electron. H«eBoii£Otlf< "• eleotTDDtgative électronlqnef □. electronic. éleetrophore, m. electroplmmB. électropolalre, a. eleetrapol&r. électmpoaltir, a. electropowtive. electroscope, m. electroaoope. électtoHcopIqtl^f a. electroacopio.
ei a. electrEBtSitic. — /. eli
tleetToteebniqae. o
IcotroteohnieW). —I.
électNtrleuse, /. masDetic ore separator. électrotrpe, m. electrotype. élecimtrple. /. electrotypy» electrotype, électrotyplquci □. electrotype, electrotypic. électnim» m. electrum. électiulre, m. (PAarm.l electuary (now oft
eleotuBiy a
, the old diAtJnctioi
been abandoned — da ptfivre, e
; confection.
ncntf adt- elegantly. CKont, a. elegant. Oemcnt. m. element. éMoMnlalre, a. elementary. CKnU, m. eleml. aealat, «l«oU(e, m. (PAorm.) a
II. (PAorm
CKDUtbe, m. (Af>n.) eleoUte, eUeotite. Ëléoplèlie« n. eleoptene, elœoptene. ewosacehamm, m. (PAonn.) ebeoeaccbsrum élentbérlcn, a, iPharm.) eleuthera, caeeuilla éleracd m- raising (of animi^). stock rais
eiérateBr, m. elevator. — a. eleTsting, eleva
■•niteur à sodili. bud éMntlon, /. elevaUoi (UaU.) involution. elermtolrc, a. elevaloi? S»m, m. A f. student,
. elevator, ineresee (of priée);
cholar, puful; yoTing -/. r8iaing(of ani-
i. physics student.
be erected, be produced, e élenirci /. pimple, puatule. «Iinlii>t«lir, a. eliminatinK, e ïllmliutlon. /, eUminatiDii. CIlinlnaialTe, a. eliminative, t éllmlnatrlce» fern, of fliminati
e «lever);
éUntloii, /. {.OU Fharm.) eliiatioii. seething.
— de pTVpfiiti, {Fharm) tincture of ^o«s and
— dt Kiivt, (PAom.) oompound tincture of
tu), {PltiirTA.) par^ioric, oamphi ated tincture of opium, — ntrioliqae. (PAorm.) aromatio cuHurio »o elixir of vitric^.
elbvo-t^^nlqne, a. ellaeotannio.
e, m. {.Bot.) helleb
them.
«IKbortne, /.
elUpM, /. eilipae; (Gmmt elUpaoMal. a. ellipeoidal. rlUpaoIde, m. it a. ellipei elUpUqae, a, elliptic (al), Cktse, m. eulogy, /oi"l
eMcDê, p
. removed, t
ftolgneineiit, m. removal, eto.
dijitance; absence; neglect.
iMgner. i>,I. remove: defer;
be distant, be diftereat.
tlu, p.a.
lected, elect.
einclder.
«uder, ,
éniaeie,
, emaciated, veiy thin.
Mil, m. nuMi; (Cram.) ^ue (the te- ■trietod tvI*oine to Uis'fthiidier «od lea fiulble (ÛKa, wbetber tnuupuent or opwiue, and by'oth«re to the opaque glftKS whidi K» oUled eaamela in Ensliab). — it cobalt, iiiult.
□eliDE: (luiuc (see «mail). n1; slue (■« tmùl). leling; rUimg {see éimùl) , ' '; gl&Kr (see Amùl).
emballA|;«, m. packinc^ pAcldn^ case.
"■ laolt, pack up. — i.r. hurry ofl,
(o( ■ réaction) beoome violent;
einbulller> i.r. barrel.
I. a. erubarTBHÎag. :. obstrue
tangle. — p.r. be erubarrassed ; be ea- tangled; (with dt) trouble oneself (about). tntbtat, f.UTech.) shoukter, Beat, ban. embmunre, /. walla lot a slan lumace),
emtieUlr, i.i. embellish, improve (in appear^
sèment, m. embeUishment. in ment, ornamentatJOD, sdorament. HUblèe. In the phrase d'tmbUe, at dj
«mbolteiDent, m. fittuw, ete. (see embo'
embolt», T.i. fit. fit in. nest, join, ioii
gage, put together, dovetail, mertise, i
— i.r. fit together or into each other,
together, he enfoged.
tyttènu par — , arûndle system, skewer sysl
emteodMr, i.l. (£1«.) (I) insert, cut in, (2) ranffe id serin; put oa a q>ii]die; spit, embranmeiaeiit, m. elouding, etc. (see u
def,). embranlDM', v.t embnmlTi i.I. b embrjwt, m. en embiTonnalie.
eleud, fog, obaoure; embrniL
eroérite, a.'
meritus; skilled
by long 'practice.
v.r. wmhJ».
«met, pr. S tint, of émettre.
«metlDB, /.
Am.emetic;,p«
if..tartareaietio.
— ds bori
soluble cream
[ tartar, a nib-
stance p
borai.
— d./<r.
emiaecr, t.l. mine eminence, /. e'mii
- — à bu/uniTiBlte, bayoaet :
(Lttaabmeiit. nmsiieber. i.!. pntvids with & b
futen, atUoh. join; becin- -
êmotloD. /. I
émoudrei s A- grind, iharpen {edged tools). ëmoiilacei m. grindins (a! edged tooli), CmoDluit, p.pr. q( émoudn.
'□mid. sbnrpened-
frae hom foiim; dull, blual
t. puk, pftok up,
emparer, t.r. (vitii di) take up. absccb. uaini
lata, dinolve; take poaaenion of. ««n.
1. (Pharm.) emptum, empasma.
. B.r dye blue with woad.
empUate, m. embedding, etc. (see emp&ter
eithe' by the cold proceas or by boilinj
malt as a preliminary to mashing. «mpitcmeiit, m. embeddiiiK. etc. (eee en pater).
pasty, impasU: iky on thickly. iiiip«st« (aa colora): fill with paate: «log (aa a " ' atu9 ffowh).
foo
n. ba», (oundatian, foottng,
. prevented; hindered; per- pleied; oooupied; iweoecopied. «ecbcmoit, nt. impediment, hindnnoe,
ivent; impede, hiodar, op- sfrain. help. «mpclKiie, /. (LtaUur) vainp, upper.
s.l. ataich, stiffen with atareh.
atink, have a Foul odor- j t-t. entangle, embarraafl. emplUM, /. emphasie. einpbatlquci a. emphatic (al). emphatiquement, ad>. emphatically, emidir>Cmat«iu, a. (Mal.) emphysematoua. emphysime. m. (Hid.) emphyaeou. emptÛreOMat, m. maoadamiiiDs; broku. atone (for roada), road met atone ballaat (for railways).
maoadamiae. metal.
. on, invade, infringe on.
empllact, empUement, m. piling, piling up, stackiiie; pile, stack.
pile, pile up, ataek.
, a. emplastic, adheeiye. npUtre, m. (Pharm.) plaster.
— adhésif, adhesive plaster.
-— valrnant, — ciphalique, opium plaatar.
— di beUadcme, belladonna plaster.
tharidea plaater.
— de liiharoe, lead plaster. Htharge plaater.
— dt matthal, menthol plaster.
— de pJomÂ, lead plaster, diachylon plaster.
— ris poil canûtaridt, warmioff plaster, ean- tharidal pitch plaster.
— df poû de Bourgognx, pitch ptaater, Bur- gundy pitch plaster.
— dt moon, soap plaster,
— diadiylrm, dia-^lon, Gn modern usage) lead plaster.
— d'iodMte de jiamb, lead iodide plaat'
r, wlhflHVe pLoAtAT. ' HmpU, lemd plaator- ^ temporal, t^um plABter. ' vitiratoin, cuithaiid« «rtte, UiBlenna
p.n. filled, full. — f». (Suenr) B e in which irystalliBen for low- H Bugu- ue pltwed to be heated. " r. fill, fill up.
pr. J nn{r. of eiaployer.
■■get m. leadinfl: vpecifr, lînïoe c ic with leul; (AfilaJ.) smelting of si
onpoli, m. Marsh pi
— d'amidon, atarch ptute.
t, f. {Mofh.) beariiur.
pitch, cover with pitoh.
m. [0?a«) manipulation with
■J. (fflow) mauipulate <« «h^»
iDty or pontil.
U m. punch, puncher.
weigh ; aurpaai. prenul o^ i.a. purple; purpled. 1.1. purple, color purple, pf. of empreindre.
vmpfmtt m. borTDwÎDfl; loan. «T- — . borrowed; uaumed; artificial.
.a. borrowed; anumed; ajtïficïa];
cmpTKume, n. empjreuma. m. rival, oompetitor.
milk of almoad.
>n.) chloroform emul-
— d-taaux ât IfrAmAtu, (PAona.) emnl- fùon of oil of turpeatine.
— ' d'hui2tf de /air df irwnu. (PJbarm.) emulvon ef cod Hver fdl.
— d'Jhuâtf de rïein, (PJburm.) ciaat<« tnl mii-
by, while (or ant Ifanalated), - stead of ât fui, Sait, etc.) of hi it, of them, from him (her, it, (aee deï ; hia. hera, ita, theira; }m the fact that, ii
eneroOtement
-..polidlTOWB
(ui]' ot Tuîoai
[ffoimrmti
u ud ii»d □
ireod. katber. etc.); an îm
terial for
ui»; eDoivrti
muni™
■pKfttkHis: en
enw^.";.
put or Btore in a «IIbt.
ennlDdrci
eDcelnt, pr.
S ™a. * p.p. of ai
»ii>dn.
innH from a kiod of
tndZf, fronkineeiue.
mcbmai, m. (Ltather) lim« tiquor. aocMic, /. bid. bidding, auction. eitebCrir, I.I. ruH the price of: bid tor. - bidi become dearer.
euebétlBHment. m. rise, increase (in prii encberaaeber, a.1. rabbet. enchfnêlrclnenti m. entanelitis; iiit«
entAïisle, tanfile, (of cry lerlace; haltor, — i.r, become eota
i,v.l. tmi: oil (olotb).
. to. — enelenchemeat, onclBTe./. twundary; enDloaure; reoeas. encUTcr, e.l. incloee, enclone; fit, look. I ved^. key.
«mcItqiiefaiBe. m. ratchet mMbanûm or (ear,
mdOTC. T.I. inoloss, enclotie, include. «aelftAfp.a. incTosed, included. — m.incloeiire. •Dchiine, /. anvil. enclnmnaa. enctamiot, m., enclamette. /.
1. obatnielJng. eDcumbering;
bulky, obstaole, impedintont. obrtrootion;
— noire, black ink.
— TtmQt, red iok-
— 9j/m/patlivjue, Hympatbetic inlf. art, P.O. inked.
ereaéi 1. (Meiol.) twice bested and buumered.
encri«r, m. inketand; ink block.
eacff Tore. o. ink-removing, ink-deetroyinc-
rocniûtenteiit, m. incrustins; incruatation,
ise» f, endoemosLB, eTidosmoM' endoamollqiie, a. Endounotic.
1 m. (Po^) endosperm, gne, a. (Sof.) eaduapermio.
cndothcvailqnrt a. endothermia. endotmliie, /. endotoiin. BndotryptAse. /. eadotryptsse, endroit, m- pToce: looality^ ùdc, point; right Bide (of a fabric); passiuEe fin a book). & V^ dt, with mi»ect to, ivith regard Co. d «i?n — , with regard to it (him. her). endntre, r.l, cost, cover, (reat, overlay, dope, endalMnt, p.pr. of enduire. endaKi nt. coat, oostiag, layer; (sometbins used for ooating) wash, paint, pLutter. ete.; ffor airp^ea) dope; (Cwam.) Klase, glai-
-dtn^
,blacldng
IFmrnrfinji
black wa!
t. harden.
mohardeo
hardcD
C« m. hardeniiiR. endurer, r.r. endiirc; allow, permit. énergétique, a. eneiKetic; enersy-producini
— mioanvpLf, mecEumical enersy-
— Oiernivpie, heat energy, therm»! «»rgy,
— MtHisabU, available energy, f nerglaue, a. enerEetic, énerglquement, ml», energetically. enhlter, v.t. fill (a slass pot) propeily so thai
the batch in it haa a rounded top; cover
enOtnWi /■ iofanoy. ohildhoodL enAnt, m. A /. cluld; infant. enfimtement, m. childbirth. enAnter. il. bring forth, give bi
ig (a road); bscia on; head (pioa). innire, /. row, Hri«, string; atringing. iflOf adv. m abort, at Last, finally. illuniDÊ, p.D. ifnited, wt on fire; burning,
iflimmer, r.t. set fire to, ignite, kindle.
llU. P.O. inflaCod, iwullen. swelled, puffed up,
iflement, m. inflation, etc. (see enfler). Jlcr. (.1. inflate, swelt. blow up, puff out;
e, /. inflation , swelling, t\
enfonee, p
eofooeeineat, m, ■ïnlcing, eto. (see e
recess; hollow; depth. enfoocN, t.i, gink, loner, plunge; di
break in, break open; deepen; bottom (casks). — B.r. sink; plunge.
/. hoUow. hole. OBvity, deprenon; n (of a cask). , t.i. shape, fashion.
eofoiirchemeat, m.. enfonrebiire, /. tcrk,
enTouTnementi enfouriuMCe. m
ifourner, t
t, begin.
:iulo).
enlbnmeari m. o
n fchappade. iCeram-) \
Lents in the kiln (cF. Ëehappade).
(Qliui) pot filler; CCeram.) oven num, kiln man. p.jw. of enfroindre- f. infringe, violate. . of enflure.
disappear. enfonuge, m. smokini, etc. (si Ceram.) heating to about 1'
lûiy, iDveotlastioa. •in*, of Boquérii.
'Dot. — ir.r. loot, be Toot«d.
enrBTBie, enrBremfiit, m. chicking, «to, (esc
entmrer. r,i. checli. reatrain; atop, jam (ma- ohinery) ; brmke ; lock (u a wheel) : Bpok« ta wheel). — D.r. (of maahipery) rtop. fùl to «<sk, jam.
«mgllbQBimti n. repetraticH], re^isteriaff, recordinK, nët«il; redstr;. ,L ngietor, record.
enrobeT, .-i.
OOVBT, OOB
; Bpecît., cover with
a protftîting envelope <aa foods with (elatin
orparaffio): (Uicra
1.) Bmbed.
m. «king
hardening [of gun-
ir the Uke),
powder)
t. riprap.
harden.
enroimW, P
o. rusted. I
aty.
adynam
ooroflhiwd); rolUM. rolling up.
shunt winding.
CBJ«.)Ben.
aumder, •
wind Cwii
«, etc.); roll, roU up.
s, m. bagging, tacking.
itain with blood.
— B.r. be heard; be urn agree; undenitand, — v-i. hear.
— A hear to, consent to.
itondOi p.a. heard, understood, etc tendre) : capable, intellisent:
entante, /. understani
log; i^t«lligence, at>iuty; MitCroUlUM, /. enterokinsH m. burying, h\
«D-Utc, m. heading (of reading matter). eat«te, a. stubborn; aDecled with headache', intoiicatad; infatuated.
entlefi a. entire; whole, integral (numbers}', selt-wilTed, obatlasle, — m. whole, en- tirety, total, toUlity; (J rifh.) integer, en —, whale, entire; wholly, entirely, Iiilly, in full.
entKnmenti adi>. entirely, wholly, fully.
entoilé, a. cloth-covered; mounted on olctb.
entonniwe, entonnenient. m.. entannalaon.
lutting in caske.
keceai
entonnerle
B, /. fprtaine) pUee where fl« I filled.
entiDDOIri
fff' — , fuimel-flhaped, fiumel^-lilce, infundi-
— A bmlt, bulbed funad: bulb-ehaped {im- nel, aqjarSitins funnd.
— à bromt. bromine funnel, -^ A fiilrer à ckattà, — à fiitr^iiion chaude.
Funnel for hot filtration, hot wfttsr (hot «ir.
— ajouré, Qpenwork f imnet. (funnel vith large holes in
— A longue dowUie. 1
y funnel (butb-stasped,
— ctsnnài, channeled funnel, libbed funnel.
— ffn pffTcefainf , porcetun funneL
I that Burrounda)
ibeUnes, bowela^ if being carried
itorsfle; placing in bond, entNpDser, i.t. store, depont. warehonee;
place in bond, enbriHWMir, m. warehouse ke^nr; bonded
entnpoHltalre, m. bonder; depoeitary. BIllrcpAt, m. waiehouae; bonded warehotoe;
be kept, 1 nintlen, n
eiempa) meantime, meu . maintain, keep, keep up srsewith. — i.r. benuiinl kept up: maintain on»el
entretient, pr. a ting, o
tnxjaix, /, eaiyme.
eocene, a. it 'm. (ffeol.) Ek»enB.
eoUpUe. tellpyle, m. eolipile, KDliinla.
éodnophUc, ei>aUI>Ee,m
either m
LDically o:
□ wool or wool cIdUi,
-boniBinE) :
(otgold).
fipBlller, ".1. deprive (wool, or wool oloth) [ vegetable matter (see épaillafre); strip (BUKf csne) of the lower leavca; cleBo (gold).
épris, a. thiok. — m. thickueas: lEItc.) densit'
' * /. thioltneM.
fipancbement, m. effusion i épanchât t.t. pour out, enuse. — D.r. oe effused, ,(M«i.) be entravflnatod; overflow.
oâtgB, n, atma^oe; SDattcring; distfit tioa; ■bedding; (5fuo(») dj^oea' gewa«e by flowing it upon land, lûd ti b
«ptUtdM, r.[. siHwrf; scatter, distribute: ' «d.
-..r. spread.
épMioidT, B,(, open, eipand; oaose to bloom.
— V.T. expsod. spread; open, bloom.
opening (of flowers); (Mec.) pole piooe.
round, cover: involve.
BiiTcrra, fut. S nw. of envoyer.
«pupUlement, ™, eeatt«1ng.
«p>rplUer. ..(. «atter.
pots in order to faiaJilste [uâon.
ipaule,/. shoulder.
eaTcre, m. reverse, bank ùde. wrong eide.
— prep, toward, to, with regard to.
epkuler, ..1. support, aid; shoaldtt.
à J'—, wrong side out, up«de down, wrong.
«peaDtre, m. (Sol.) spelt.
«lTl«, /. envy; longing, desire.
*p«<./.sword-
CIlTler, r.l. envy; long tor, daure.
#p«dM', ,.t. spell.
entleni, a. envious; deeirous.
epellaUan. /. spelling.
enTiron, ad., about.
Cperon, m. spur; buttress; breakwater.
«DTlroDI, m.pl. environs, suburbs.
enTOl, tn. sending, shipment; parcsl or loode
— amir» rcmbouriemeat, C.O.D. dlipmant.
— A-anM. sent free, envole, pr, 3 Hno. of envoyer.
epl,m. ear,head(ofgraia); «pike; tuft; jetty:
epUge, Cplatloo, /. earing, heading (of grain).
envoUta, n.r. warp, bend (in tempering).
epi<«,/.spi<».
eDToler, t.r, fly, fly away, fly off.
Cpic«, v.a. spiced; pungent, biting.
épleer, . (. spioe.
— cherclitT. send for.
épicerie, /. groceries (spiees, tea. ooffeo, sugar.
épidote, m
eplerreur, epIgaanliH fplUKC. m.
I, /. epilation, deinlatdon.
fpllabilie, a. A m. epilatory. depilatory. ïpller. T.t. epilate. eradicate (hair). epUobr, m. (Bol.) willaw.herb. eplnace. m. (Soap) drawing off of the aqueous
layer after the soap has been salted out. éplnud, m. apinaeh. éidDceler, éplncetct. ipiaetr, t.l, burl
(cloth). éplae, /. thorn; spine; {Soap) a tube used to
draw off the aqueous layer from beneBth
the soap; (Afefol.) a slwrp point on the
fplIMIU, a. thorny, spiny, prickly.
drying tower, calcium chloride jar.
Cptee-rinette, /. (fîof.) buberry.
— àpM. oïliuda with foot, eybuder.
«Ili>Ele,/,pin.
— dratntirs, oylindw with a vertid ohuuid
épiDSiN, r.l. pin; priok.
ipmitn, a. npin&l.
emdxble, a. exhMstible.
f pnisé, p.a. eihausted, spent; out of print
f PIUO, T.t. .pliw.
«puiser, cl.eihsust; eitraot; «enaà; drain.
«pbtor, t.(. rsduoa to puts (by grinding).
used for «itrasting beet juioe from the
«[riDehage, n. pioking; Mrutiny.
pulp.
«Ptactaer, O.I. piok, cl«n; scnitoii»; weed.
tplnehnre, /. pioUnss. luvings. pwin«^ eta.
finer {« of oils); cleaner, —a. puiilyina,
«pointer, D.t.bmk the pointai; paint.
CpanKcZ-BptHiie.
— de jAatini, platinum qnnae (specif., puii-
eporatlOD, /. purification, purifying; refining;
scrubbing (of gases); cleaning; refinement.
d.plo(iM),
époofuce, «. ,ç«ngin«.
«pore, P.O. purified; refined; pure.
CponstiT, 0,!. moncB.
époque, /. epmh.
«purer, v.t. purify; refine; scrub (gasea); clean.
Cpoowr, >.l. «pouH.
cleanse. — c.r. be purified, etc.
fipoiuutaKe, m. dating.
epoDSwtoir, m. inull dusting brush.
mais <»p. old horses, mules, etc.), kuack«'a
trade.
epoDtl, m. foreign natter in «ool cloth.
«poutler, époaUr, v.t. burl (oloth).
fpanrantablei a, frightful, drcsilful. epoDTanter. e.t. frighten, terrify, dismay, p.pr. of épreindre.
. _ expressed, preaeed, aqueesed. pr. 9 àno- of épreindrc.
t; trial; experiment; proof;
d r — dt, proof against. à V — de l'eau, waterproof. à r— du /m, fireproof.
— à cAatid, hot tcet.
— à froid, cold lost.
bunrting teat.
— de cKale^ir, heat ttat.
— de durei, endurance tei
test; try, prove; experienoe,
undergo; fepl.
^roavette, /. oyUnder (dsttow upright vessel,
UBuslly of glass) : gage; teat bar, test piece:
{Aeêa^fino) éprouvette, small spoon for
— i etatUe tupfrieure, oyLinder with enlarged top, hydrometer jar.
;i]erragG, nt- bevel, bevehng, dihedral ai inem, /. square; right-angled iron «* b
right-angled elbow. à — , square, at right angles.
, a. equidistant. tquilatersl, «qullatSre, a. e «qnlllbrMK, <n. equilibration
«qulmolénilalre, a.
equipage; <
-ew, party (of worki
«qalpotentlel, a. equipotentiaL «qultable, a. equitable. CqutTSlsnt, p.pr. of Équivaloir. «qnlralemmeot, odi. in an equi
livaleni», equivalency.
éqnlralenttBte
évOlTBlentlltei m. an adhenut nf tbs doetrins
o[ eqiùvaleals. equîialentiat. CqSlntlnir, /. equi-nJeace. équivaloir, t.i. be equiruleM. équivaut, pr. 3 «tn^. of équivaloir. équivoque, a. equivocaL —/, eqi
— dt aeiçU, ergot of ryv. WCOtéi a. ercoted, spurred (■■ ryt) ; m «rfoUne, /. eiaotiniDe; (Pkarm.) erao
eriMiIItbe, n, emolltb émder, 1. 1. arode, CnMir, a. eronve,
evTUiti a. vaDderiiiE, «nat. cmtique, a. erratic.
plwtio oompcntiou).
errtbeme. in. {Mad.) erythema. érrthrine, /. erythrin. éiTtbrItCi /, erythrol. Brythrilol, errthrit*. teythrodeitrliM, /. erythrodeitiin. éwjtluapblHiÈe, f. erythrophleine, brUiroplirlIc, /. (fini.) aytluophyUCm). . érrtbioxrlcn. (Bol.} any member of thsocni
es, prep, in the.
eanrbonele, /. (Afin.l ci
. omul; apiial; spiral at
.1. Q«h (hidH). , Bt«ep; escarped.
t, m. Scheldt | re, /. (Med.) aactiar, i n. eeohel (variety c
Irlne, /. eaeriue (phyAfttticodue).
— doa, closed (or iocloBBd) apace.
— mori, dead space, ipaciu, distance, interval. 9. place at 4 distance apart.
— de doM, wood spirit.
— de camphre, iPharm.) spirit ol eamphoT.
— de «rnnelle. iPham.) spirit of oinnaraoa.
— de AfindfrlriM, (PAorm.) spirit of Mindar^
— de peCrsfe, petroleiun spirit.
— de raifort compati, (PAorm.) oompovbd spirit of horserxdiah.
— de eeJ, spirit of salt (old name for hydron
— de vinaiare, glacial nt
— pj/roac£lit/Jie, c
e. spirit of sal aomioiL ne, (ethyl) alcohol.
for
(old D
PfffoliffntuXr — pifTCJEvIt^ue, pyroli^DeoDB apirit, pyroiylic spirit (wood spirit, wood alcohol).
efI«1t-de-Tlii, nt. spirit of wine, sJoohol.
ewinlUe, /. eijiater (oF bone).
eaqolUeiu, a. splintery.
esqnlne, /. chinaroot (rootitook of SmiUa china).
eaqalue, /. sketch, outline.
Mqulsser, t.f. slielch, outline.
esquiver, c.(. evade.
eual, m. test; tartioff; analyvs; sample, pcr^
foretaste.
bUakteat
à cAaud, hot te i fraid, cold teat.
— dt durée, cnduTftlloe tttX-
— jiar Boie humtde, wet AiLftlyaiB, uialyÙB by
r 3{ 9-ahaped objeo
taatwlnew, i
(Eaglisb ui
; (oftr
of fluential oIIa, aiiho it is aomelJiii« uwd of the oiTfl theiDKlv» vid of other volatile UquidA.)
— arwlatw, mn Amencnn oil of turpentine 9i>ld lb EuelaDd ood Antwerp.
— anHhvstinqui, (Phitrm-) fetid apirit of
— arlifirUlh, any u^oial subatitole for
— d'abèinthe, oil of wormwood, indei amiret, oil of bitter ilmoud.
— dé bioarader dû of bitter-oranse peeL
— de bouieau, — de bituia^ oil of sweet bi] oil of betula.
— de tùpahu, oil of eopuba.
— ' de eubibe, oil of cubeb.
— de eucaiyptue. oil of eucalyptun. — * de fenoml, oil of fennel,
— de gavUhfne, oil of gaultheria, oil of w
— de Btniitrt, oil of juni^»r.
— de hidêoma, oil of hedeoma. oil of peni
— ■ ds laeande, oil of lavender.
— de muK, extract of malt.
essale-plume(8)
tence de menthe poivrée, cûl of peppennint.
— de menihe verte, oU of spearoÛDt.
— de mioffuli, oil of miaouli (froia Meïaicitat
— de mirbanf , oil (or essence) ol mirbane,
ie, volatile oil of muatard.
e, (volatile) oil of nutmeg, cnl of
ain, see under p^tii-arain. petroleum apirit (a rather loose ed Co volatile petroleum distil-
— d'trigirrm, oil
— de roM, oil of ro
iron, oil of Seabana,
indalwood.
— de uron, an alcoholic soap aolution.
— de lempline, oil from the cono» of Iho sUvet Ër {Abies pieea),
— de Uribealhine. oil (or spirit, or essence) of turpentine,
— de Uribenthitie purifiie, (PAorm.) rectified oil of turpentine,
— de Ikj/m, oil of thyme.
— de vaiériane. oil of valerian.
— arasae, reaiuiSod oil of turpentine, ueed in porcelain painting,
— indienne, an oil of oamphor formerly used
— ntinSraU. Rasoliiie, petrol,
— natureile, eesential lùl (volatile oil of natu-
— . rei^ifiie, (PainUno) rectified oil of turpen- {For the TQcaiting of other phrasee with plant
IOÏÏ, m. Sight; progress, advance.
iontti n. drying (see «sorer) ; seal
mwtw, 1.1. dry (without heating, as by ex-
poeure to air, wringing or centrifugalisiiM):
euDTtr, >.l. wipe, wipe off ; dry^ endure, Btasd Ml, m. eut. — pr. a «no. of «trt, estuadB, /. ëtockade; [runewerk; plBtform. WtsfDOD. tn. B Dopper or tinplatc contunB used for traiuportiiig oils, etc.
MtamptUace, m. bIi catampUIe, /. lUmi estampUIiir, i,i, atai
r, m- «tsmp, punch. Mt-ce que. Used in askiii^ quntions-
gu l> earpt fmit doea the aubalauM
PI, Btomooh.
eatmon, m. (Sol.) tumiED: oaJJed eBtrogoa (Artemiti B, /. (QloH) tadle.
«tal>ll,p.a.«ubliahed.et<:.(we«t»blir). — m.
bench, wDrkbench; frame (as of a lathe).
Ctabllr. D.l. eslablinh; fii, net, l»y, place; erect.
«Use, m. story, floor; layer;
step; (MintTi|7l level.
«User, -.(. arrange in row» o
ét«ere, /. Bhelf; «t of sheh
ÉU1, m. etay, prop.
étalent, t«p. 3 pi. of «tre.
et>lm, m. fine carded wool.
euin, m. tin; pewter vea«l
— 4aU«. tinfoil.
— de elace. biimuth.
— m Uaa, block tin.
— ™/e<.iU«, Bhe«tOo.
— sW., gray tin; IpidCha
tfti, m. bother atall (or shop).
. — dt bouchmt, butcher stall (or shop). taU«e. m. (Ueplay; (of a (uroaoe. pi.) boebes. taler, z.L spread, epretul out; display, show.
— i.T. spread, apread out; smear; (of ink)
blot.
itandardiBog; ealibratinn;
work.
- au rÎRc, linckinci ffalvaniiiiiff.
- dtt ^laaK, iilverinx of mirrors.
- Bolganique, galvamiiiu-
mtr. I.I. tin: (in Kensral) coat with * mst^
plate, silver, galvani», line, etc.
mine, r.baltineeloth, tammy; (£«<.) stamen. etampacc, m. ■Caiapisi;; awacios. «ampe, A stamp; swsfe: panch: die. étampc* v.l. stamp; swage; punch, étamnre. /*. analloy ufledfortinning; thel^^
produced by tianing. étanebe. a. tight. à —, tiaht.
— à la Hpeur, — dt sapeur, steant-tight»
— A I'enu, — d'eau, watar-liBbt. étaneWll«, /. tightnen.
étanclier, >.l. stop, stanoh; make bcht; oilk;
queueh (thirst). étancon, m. prop, stay, stud, shon. étanK, m. pond. étaoti p,pr. of Eire,
'. stage ; halting plaoe.
-, this l>eiDg the c
faire
etat-nujOT, m, slatT; BUS olSoe. États-Unlii, rn-ri. United Stats.
— d main. — porUiHJ, hand viae.
eUnl, m.pl, of «Uu; m.pl. o[ «t^
«tarer. v.l. prop, etay, support, shore up.
«t*, tn. summer. — p.p. of être (to be).
eielcnaat, p.pr. ol éteindre.
éteindre. t,t. eitïnguïsh; put out (flr«, lighta); quench (flame, metals, etc.); slake (tine); cancel; dim; allay. — s.r. t>e extincuiabed, go out. be quenched; become extinct; dû;
elat. p.a. eitliicuished, BlBked, etc. (lee ^tfdndre); out; faint, dyina; extinct. — ■ pr. 3 9ino, of éteindre.
ntdAffe, m. diTutino, dilii^?; BtTAtflhing, etc. (aee étendre) ; (Glim) Satteninc:
endrc, E.I. di
dilute;
.nilAH).
.; ftpreut. atreteh,
Clendn, p.a. dilute, diluted; stretched, etc.
{see étendre) ; extensive. élendtH./. eitension; extent, compara, length. éternel, a. etern&l. ét^mnement, $t«rnânun(| m. snaenug,
CIcniDW. D.I. soeeie. files, pr, i pi. of 8(ie (to be). fitCter, I.I. remove the head of; top (trees). eUuU, m. ethal (cetyl alcohol). «tluâqne, a. palmitic (acid); catyl (alcohol). tth»iu>l, m. ethanal (acetaldehyde). ac, m. ethane
1. ethan
il. ethyl alooh ^. (Some I apply the t
add «alt).
— amj/ta^oUux, — - amvinitreux, amyl
— anetChiai^Ke, anesthetic ether (sti purified ethyl ether).
— OHjteai, nitrous sstet, (old usage) i ether; specif., ethyl nitrite.
— aaiteux oUotAiai, (Pharm.) spirit of I
— eht^hifdrique. hydrochlorio eater, (or^nic) chloride: speoif., ethyl chloride, ohloro-
— dt pifroU, petroleum ether.
— «IMiftw. ethyl ether; ethyl «ter.
— hydriodique, ethyl iodide, lodoethane. '— hydrigm. hydrie ether (ethyl ether).
— hydrochiorique, ethyl chloride, ohloro-
'•^ mtthuHodhydrigue, methyl iodide, iodo- methane.
— mflhs/ligof, methyl ether; methyl cater.
— TOélhyt^icique, methyl silicate.
— numoddBrhydrigae, (organio) monocblo- rids; ^widf.. ethyl chloride, chloroeth-
— nitrique, »» ether aeotique.
— officinal. iPharm.) purified ether, ether.
— officitiat alcoolùi. {Pharm-) spirit of ether.
— pur, (Pliarm.) ~ ether officinal.
— jtyroacitigue, 'pyroacetic cthST (oW DUne
— ^i. ethereal salt, eater. ^
— sjiifurÉ, thio ctbHT, sulfur ether, (Mgaoio) sulfide.
— tulfuriqui, sulfuric ether (ordinary or ethyl ether) ; sulfuric ester, specif, ethyl sulfate.
— 9uifurique aicootieê, {Pharm.) spirit of
tbere, a. ethereal; specif., pertaining to etben
étbérène, m
I name for ethylene, etherifyinc (or esterifying) apparatus, ethorifier (or esterifier). ethérlflcaUon, /. uterification; etherifieation,
(Ree the note under AAcr).
ethérlBer, k.i. eatcrify; t^herify. (See «W,)
— r.r. be esterified, eatfirify; beetherified.
éthêriqnc. a. pettsinini to ordinary ether,
ethereal, ether; pertuning to ethers (or to
etherlMttoo. /. etherifioatûon
tient see éthet); (Med.) etheniation. etherify; esterify; etheriw. -ler-alcohol, of or
éther^iirde, tn, ether, (organic) cxide. etber-sel, m. ethereal salt, eater. CUllanlane. a. cthionic. éthlopa, m. (Old ChiM.) ethiops.
— martial, elhiops martial (black o
— minerals, ethiops mineral (black n sulfide).
— per H, black onde of merouiy, me oxide.
eOiaiy-. ethoiy-. éthoirle. m. etboiyl. fithrlamlde, /. ethylamlnn. ethrUnUne, /. ethylamine. fithrUdlUne, /. cthylaniline. .
estctific»'
e. /. etbylbeoHiw.
éUule, m. ethyl.
«thru, ti.a. ethyl, ethytated.
Çtlirltae. m. ethylene.
Bi /, gthylene dimi iÏDe,
eth^lenadiBulfon
ethrUoe-dlthlDl, m. ethyleiuMlithioU*«thuie-
dimereaptBii). CthrUnlqiiei a. ethylene, (leas often) ethylenie. CtbJICiiolactlqin, a. ethylene lutio (hyd»-
étbjlix, t.l. ethylate, introduM ethy! into. ethrllaqne, /. ethylamine. (Obê. or Sore). ethrlldfinlqnc, a. etbylidene. eihrHdtnolMtlqtiç, a. ethylidene lutic (d«Bs-
natiUE lactio Acid proper). étbrUqoe, a. ethyl, ethylis. étbylitiAlDiilqaei a. ethylmaïonic, CtivIpbêD^etloiie, /. ethyl phenyl ketona
(x>Topiophenone) . CthTbninirlqa*, a, ethylaulfurie. fithrtnnB m. ethide (blnuy oompooad of ethyl). etlneelmnt, p.a. aporklinc, BpArldDc. tUneeter, i.i. ipuide, apuk.
— iUeiHgut. electric epark. éttnmllBiiieiitf m. sporldinx, epArkioff. étlaW, p.a. etiolated.
SHque, a. eDuiei(it«d, «Hquetcr, e.t. l&bel; tiekat: docket. éttqnetlc /. bbet: etiquette. êttrsUet a. capable of bein£ dr*wn or «tretched out. (of metale) ductile, (of rubber, etc.)
6Uraca,n. drawincete. {aee «tirer): (Ccram.) eompmgioo (thru a template).
éttréi p.a. drawn, et«. Ceee étirer); lon£ fin proportion to width).
éttrer, v .(. draw, draw out (u metali or cLuë tubins); beat out, roll (metal) : stretch (ae rubber); atreteh out, lengthen, — B.r. be drawn out: be Btretched; etretoh.
ÉH»le,/-emaekation,
•tDlle,/. (£ip[.) etnite.
filall^ /. fabric, cloth, rtuff; moterial, atutt; (LeoMtr) a tawing Uquor aonùatini of a
aBt, p.a. ituffed; padded: : able: atout, stocky.
sllCi /, star; etar-shaped on fuge) head, HtHr^baped i tubes; (Afoch.) star wheel k (radially) ; 8
w; iCkareoot) the
charcoal fires); damper.
nt, {Mach.) packing, stuffing.
itinguisher (f«f cloth made froi
m. stopping, packing, stop (with tow, oakum, cotton : (JVikA.I pack, stuff; calk.
étonplUe,'/' primer, fuse, match (the last term
— d friction, friction piimer, friction fuse.
— à percutnon, percuwioD primer. percuBoioD
fUM.
— di BiekfsTil. Biokford fuse.
~ it itreU, safety fuse.
— aedrinat. eleotrio primer, eleiitrio luae. ' — /ubnipian^. friction primer.
— parulanM, percuasion primer, pereuaaion
\r provide (pyrotechnic dericca)
étourdi. P.O. stunned; numb; slichtly warm; parboiled; allayed; giddy, heedless, irdb. t.l. stun; benumb; warm slightly (at water): parboil; allay (ss pain).
It. adv. strangely-
a. — m- foreigner; stranger; fat- foreign land, foroca
Lling; Btrangling; condensing.
i(ler. I.E. constrict, narrow; (/Vo., etc)
^hoke; wiredraw (metal) : throttle (steam);
Ltrangle; condense (a subjeot). «tm^lenr. m. throttling device, throttle valve. etrmnglolr. m. {Pyo.) choking frame.
>e at, be arrived, b< of it, be in H,
em (ooDtiniuiD.
»(-« que. See tiia in the Tooabuluy. — A. —dé, ete. 5m the meuiiD£a of the prepooitiQiui.
H tM. thers iA, then are, ho ii, it u.
éttfcb,
'Qw«r; Bhrin k, coDtroot-
ir. of etreindrfl. le./. ■ bsc of hoisehair or other oou» FAtarisI in vhloh are «Dclosed the woolen i in preHiiv oil meal or fattjr
d, tla, tie up, daep. d, eto. Ce» étreindre).
; bindiiiXp tie; cmbraos,
p Oipecif,> ID a balaan the ■timip-ehAped iupport for the pan); sup- port (of varioui Idads), atnp, hoop, btmd,
ftroliifi. narrow; tiflht; vtriet; eloee, intimate. etntltemeilt. adt. namwly. eto. (see étroit). ftroltoSM, /. narrowneee» at«. (see étroit), ttadfl,/. study; survey (as of a railway) ; office
à r — , under inveetigaljoa.
I,m.rtiident. —p.pr, of étudier.
.) eufumace; (Leather) a hoatiuff of the oiled aidna in steam ovens in the process
éniTC. /. oven, eloeet. bath (for drying, for bao-
terial oultures, etc.); dryios room, dryinc
Jr oven, hot-air closet.
tbo the Utter may be combined with it), — ^ d deatiehtr. drying oven, drying cloeet- — d deiëtcker dans U tide, vaouujn dryinf
— éUctrigue. electrir
^froide, — i^aci^e
(qiedf.
«tarer, n
ene^jpte. eaealrptnii "•
II é?sporé
caealrptol. m. euealyptole (eiiwde). cncUwIiie, /. euchloiine (miitute of ehlarin
dioxide and chlorine). eaebue, /. (Min.| euclsH. «nellilleiiiic, a, {em. Euolidean. eadUHte, /. (Afin.) eudialyte.
eudiometry.'
euiCnoI, m. eugead.
suglobulin. /. (fîcf.) eupatoi
, /. (Bo(,)
iphiM'i>Ucéc, /. (Bol.) euphorbiac
(pï.l Euphorbiaoaœ. ipholMe, /. {Petroo.) euphotide. iphralM, enphnulCt /. (Bd.) Euphnsia,
Bpecif. euphroey, eyebright (£. offteinaHa). -~' — B, /. eupione, eugdoD (an empyreumatjii
eateita,/. e
utena.
j»in( d'—
cm, pron. they, them.
* m. {Med.) évacua
/. evacuation: em
b: (ot
iportation. Hypping;
(SlMrn) ei-
hauet, eduction; (Math.) evac
n pipe
eiport
ship, -
i.r. be evacuated, etc
«nder, i.r.
ble
evalu-
able.
uation
valuatio
éTsIoer, «,i
alue
— ».r
evaponbl*, a. evapc t*apc»ratciir, m, eva
ermporaUoD, /. evap evBpportoIre, a. evaL
erapore. P.O. evaporated; giddy,]]
i; fSa-
tTaporlSBtlan, /,
éraporer I
VBOOPite: (fia.) yant. — t.r. beh«dlc«s, be
LponktoTp evaporatinc appam-
r pertainLDf to both evaporation and diatiOatioa.
ïvasf, p^o. widened, enlorged, flaring, bell- ihaped, funnel-ebsped, bell-moutlied,
éTMMQCDt* m, widening, cnl^^ement. Epread-
ing, apW: «idtb (at the openiw). f VMcVi 9.L widen, enlarge, make flaring^ — v-r.
eTSBUrv, /. widening, (flaring) opemng,
éreÛ, m. wanÔDg, alarm.
Cirellhr, «.(. wake, awake; eaU forth. — i.r.
événement, m. event-, emergencr.
Arent, m. (open) air; aiteration due to ecpoeure
wr hole; escape hole, gas port; (of a fuse)
floflh hole (also, punching bole); oavity,
honeycomb (in metals); crack. eventoble, a. capable of being aired; alterable
in air; etc. (see «VEoter). tieoblge, m. airing, etc. (see Sventer).
eicntaaUté, /. eventuaUty, contLoBenoy. éTcnCael, a. contingent; eventual.
Dontingently. dep«iid- seg; eventually.
eveqne, m. bishop
éTltKble, a. avoidable.
éTltoment, m. aveiding, av^danoe; (railwfty)
éfltOT, (.(.'avoid. '
éntlné, a. evolved, developed.
iTOlner, t.i, evolve; perform evolutiona.
Cvolatff. a. evolutional, evolutionary.
6T»ltltlaii, /. evolution.
éToqner, t.l. evoke.
exact, a. exact; preoLse, etriet, punetoaL
eiaclement, oJb. eiaotly.
eiacUtDde, /. eiactnese, eiactituda.
eiacCrmUon, /. exaggeration.
eicenlrer, p.l. decenter, i excentricité, /. eooentricity. eiecDtrlqne, a, A m. ecoentrie. eieenbrlqiiement, adt. ecoentrioally. excepté, prep, except, excepting. — |
eicesilTcinent, aili>. eioesHively, eieeadingly. excipient, m. (PAartn.) excipient.
luitiiic. — m. eidter; (Ebc.)
eiolusIv«1y. eiclnt. ft. ± v-def. S ting, of eidu
aUtion (the lot).
dnd of salt evaporator, .f. eiholq. — i.r. be exhaled; ev^K><
>e «quired, etc.
«nty, petty. ■, eoMeiit; on hand.
atoek an hand,
«iltMc,/, (Afin, cnwellii' '
; lÎTÏiic being;
lotherme, a. eiothKiniB.
eiotlqac, a
eioUqncmant, ad>. eiotically.
eipansIkUllé, /. expaoûbility.
eipaiulDD, /. eipaDnoQ.
npsnilflté. /. eipamâveneaa.
expectsUon, /. eipectatioa,
expectoranl, a. A m. (Med.) eipectmuit.
eipMleat. a. t£ n. eipedteat,
eipCdler, r,t. gend, forward, ebip; daapstohi
eipéditeur, m. Bender, shipper, — a, eeadingi
cipéditif. a. expeditious, speedy; prompt. npéilKtrô. /■ wndios, (orwarding, eliipment,
dcepat«h.
upédltlmiieDti odi. expeditiously, speedily. Mlpfrlcnoe,/. enparimeat; teat; experience.
— à Mane, blank experiment, blonli teat. eipérUneat*!, a, eiperimentol. ciIiérltneDtalemcnt, adi. experimentally.
eipfrlmfmtatliHi, /. eipenmeatation. cxpérliiieDtatilce. /. experimenter. cxpérlnieDtCi a. experienced: tried, tested, eipérlmellt^, i.l. try, test, m '
ipUuble.
ipUdtlf* a. explanatory, exp cipllutloil. /. eiplanBtioD, ei cipllcKe, a. explicit. eipUdlfi, /. eiplicitneee.
[pIldtenHnt. odi. explicitly.
[pliquer, o.f. expiais- —p.' give an explanation.
oploltant 1
1, «iploitoTp opflistor (uf mineg,
orJdiif, oparst- min«, foctoneg, etn.); busmna, nine, form. etc. t. eiploit, work, op«rst«.
aiA>l(cnr. m. eiptoitra; opsrBtor, manager,
Ciplonteur. n. eiptorar. — a. eiplorinc, bi-
andOntlDil, /. eiploi&tlon. tanlarta, td. eiplon. oiploMi'i r.i. tifiade. CIplDWUr, m. exploder. ■aploilblc, a. eiplosive. Oplwlf, a. Se n. eiploBive.
— d Ja «UuJoH niirft, lùtrixwUulfm sqilndve.
— d la nifr oolirefrin*, nitroglycerin e^ilomve, dynamite.
— binairBr binojy exploeÏTa (one nonl *inin g
eiplow
, eiplniw non ^, aftfeCï eiploù Fsvier eiplogivi
n^ of which boa been regulated by ad- — timpit, ui eiploave coneieting of > fdngle
fyire — ', eiplode. «mlOBivllfi, /. eiplosi cipoiuiDHcl, a. eipoi
cxportatlOD. /. Eiportatics ciportatiiee, /. eiporter. Ciporter, t.t. export. — i.i Mportenr. m, eipotUt.
, BipDqed; explained.
purposely; sxpreeely.
. eiprowive, ipnwion, /. eipreaaioD.
eiqnUcDMn^ adr, eiqiùeitely. eulcntcnr, m. deaicntor.
/. deeicoation, drying. , eluding; (Afed.) audol&o.
/. exudation, eiladcr, i.I. i: i. niude. «(eulbUlté, /. eitsnubility.
, abroad; outside.
CItormlDei', t.l. eiterminate. eitemc, a. external; exterior (angle), vitlnctoar, m. eitinguuher, — a. extÏDguiJib-
citlncttoD. /. eitinotion; ilaldni (of iiœ); euppnsiion; lew. — tpontanée. air alaking. BiUnctiicCi ftm. of eitinoteui. eitliunilbic, a. extincuiehable. eitlnMHoD. /. eitiipatii . ntlrpcr, i.(. extirpate, eradicate.
■ ■ ■ white.
citra-caldnS, r
aupercalmnsd, caloned be-
txtrao^orm, «tncUon,/. extraction; (JtfiuA.) dinharta. eitra-BD. a, extra fine. eitndrc, i.l. extract.
rappel, (FAonn.) extract of dmi- r-aot of blaok cohosh, ue adtiqtu, {Pharm.) extract of corm, acetic exliact of colchieura. iœuf. {Pharm,) purified Tf'l I, madder eitraet.
tioD used tor Eteriliiiai vata, etc., Jsvel
— dé •otumt, (Piorm.) Goukrd'» aitract.
— de funds, meoit eitr»ct.
— MM, stlien^ eibut, ethar ertrut;
— ithéri de captique, (PAorm.) oleoreaûi of ■miHieum.
— uiuide, (PAurm.) Suidextnut, fluid utraot.
£ «[tremlté
«itrall Hquide aromatig^e, (Pharm.) arcunatia fluidextroot-
— lA^balguffi (P^Kinn-) extract of t^um, eibwtrdlnalM, a. eiU&otdiiiaiy. eilrapolktlOD, /. eitiapolabon.
extrémité, /. eitiemity.
p:h»Google
£, aAtm. frano; (fiAre) brotlnr. Oibrlunt, m. D ' ' hbHunt-l' QtbriutliHi
fMctte, /. fact
imidl) fs«
fiebcawiDBnt. adi. sadly, etc. (see U ncfaeni, a. Bod, rEgrettable, unfa
troublesomCt diaaer^eable. fScUe, a. easy: tsrile, ready, quick. radlement, odi. easily, readily. bultlW. /. facility: ease, readme».
di — d. lie — tju3. de tetU — guf. so that, so aa. insuebs wayasforUiBt), ftconnage, rsconDement, m.. bcooDerle, /.
ork; dnish off. finish:
— dé charge, load fa
ir (as of letters) : porter.
!r fad
— d# técuriii, factor of safety, facdce. a. artificial, factitious: eham thine artiflpial; specif., artifici facttcemeDt. ads. artificially, facti racttoo, /. faetioiii (MH.) sentry. Oictorlelle, /. {Math.) factorial.
nue, a. innipid: radement. iidi. i tadet, a.
lagot, m. fagot: bundb.
tacoDCi /. iweetbread.
faUnnlU, /. (Min.) fablanito,
faible, a. weak; feeble; slight; lisht (in
weight). — m. weak point, weak part;
weakness; weak person. lalbleiDeDt, adv. weakly, feebly, slightly. lalbles», /. weakneas; feebleness; alightnen;
lightness; funt. falbllT. i.i. weaken, grow weak, lose streneth;
yield, relax, slacken, fail. hience. /. glated earthenware, ralence, delfb-
ware (in English foUTia ]■ used eap. of the
finer, decorative kinds). Talencerict /. glased eartheïiware factory,
folenclcr, m. maker or s
falllanti p.a. failinit, etc
laUle, /, fissure: (Choi.)
— - pr. nàbj. of falloir
er of glased earthen- see faillir).
faim, ralllll] faUUble. <
ni. bankrupt. - , /. falUbilily. . falhble. -^ i. fail; err;
« the point (of), be
faillite, /. bankruptcy, failure.
falm, /. hunger.
falDe, /. beech mast, besch nuts.
ftlre, B.f, make; do: cause; perfor form; study; play; say: charge (for foods) : matter, sip do: matter, signify: be. — i
ne — ^u*, mftke oaly> do only, de
iu — 9ue<Ie nmvr, to have just
(For other phnwes cammeacdn^
the bËEt important word in ti
fhluble, a. fe&aible.
IppUct) pencih (.Anal.) fagciciUiu: ehetJ. ImdTi m. Duker. doer, eto. (aee fùre) ; author.
(sire); fit; ric«) fiHd: ■; deed. &ct;
lie —, in fad, indeed; «tu»i, d en — dt. in i»int d(.
par k —, in tact; b^ the (act. faite, n. t^, Bummit; ridse; wa falHïn, ». ridge. — /. ridee tile:
ury, ben«dfu],bËrKiiiiAit«. must; Dueht, should. -^1T. (with en) be waning, be
Bonmeil/aul, properly, as should bfi wenbied,
il a folia un litre, one liter waa needed.
U faiiaU venir, you (he, they, etc.) ahould have
it fawlra gu'*l timnc, he «rill hoVE to come.
taUa, p.p. of faUoir.
AlslfleatCDT, m. adulterator; falaiâer.
talslDcatlOD. /. adulteradon, sopbiaticstioa:
falaiËcatioa. blsifler, T.t. adulterate, sophisticate; debase
fKlnn, m. shell majl.
fo]nilBKe< m. application of shell marl to land; shell marl production. ■ 'jeat (land) with aball marl.
7 fauder
Cinc, /, dry leaf.
bncr, >.(. fade; wilt; turn, ted (hv)- -
fade; wilt. Unie, /. mud, mire. fimgeiu, 3. muddy, miry, dirty. - -- ■ ■ - - any; floss silk (thread).
fjtrdf m. (face) paint; false show, diaguiae.
hrdesn, m. burden, load,
Otrder* d,(, paint (the face); diesuise. — i
weigh heavily; eink. settle. fluliuie«, a. farinaceous. fWHW,/. fiour: meal; farina.
— d-in-ge. barley flour.
— dure, hard-wheat Sour.
— /o«rfJe, foaail farina (usually d
— lacUe, a preparaticn of ccndezised milk and
— tendre, sof^wheat flour.
Duiy; powdery; mealy; fan- - m. starchy food; lefunio (in- s, beans, lentils, etc.). containing flour deprived of
Î <t S ainf . Èubj. of fair
IbUont, p. tmatae, f. t
ranbonrs. m. suburb; faul huclier, v.t. mow, cut dow (bade, m, place where c
aw^fid.»,bv.ot fmU«c ud of tkillir. inlt. cxnd. 3 •i-o. OÎ tiHfâx sad faillir. Id«. ... - taude. II,/. Mythe; naming kmie; (Xnal.) f.lx.
ne», m.pl. teo», [««.
tSeoad, a. fertilo, fruitlul; f<»und. proU&i
Hbundvit; ismuL «eooduit, P.O. tertiliùnc. nndenat fertile
■euiol, fteoadmtmr, a. fecuodatiui.
wment, ad>, liiaely. —m. bendinc. eta. (au (»u«er).
advandy (u ui ui&lytiod mult) ; i dutort; breftk (ope'a word, etc.)- bs b«tit. be mjped. etc.; bead,
t, /. fabdty. falaencH; [alaehood. hiat. pr. of [iJlmr. — ^.S nno. of faillir. Iknte, /. fault; default, lack, want, /ova —, faiL
— dë^ for lack of, for want of. Btu— .withoutful; vrithouC fault, faultleea. fiOUft CI. faulty, imperfect,
itf adv. errooeoualy, wrengly. m. (Paper) felt.
leather)' fair. '— m. fawn solor, yellow^
01, a. (alM; imiUtion, counterfeit, mock.
— n. falaanHfl; îmitation: forgery; falae- faood; Bcythe. — rufs. falsely, oroaeooaly.
— pr. I A X ling, of faillir.
à —, falsely, wTougly; unevealy; out of
perpendicular. fyunt oméAvtte, a purple variety of duompar. ■ -.«uanitaCAmoniK.
■io).
7 (JfiçdlaiB
— /«noufl, deadly OBTTot iTkaptia fforironinl}.
— aambier. the root of Diotcorea rhipoffo- noidw, used ja dyeing.
— jour, false light: (ifw™.) any light that interféra witii ohaerration.
— Uinl, fugitive (color or dye). fkai'fnlSi m-iil. incidental cipeoscB. fam-fnyant, m. ehift, évasion; by-path. faai-JouT, m. See faui jour (under fata).
à la — lia, by means of, by help of.
«q — de, for the sake of, in consideration of, in behalf of. riTonble, a. favoraJile. fkvursUeiiMnt. adt. faTorably. fsTorl, a. A m. favwite. tuioiiaer, >.(. favor; aeust. favorite, /«n. of (avori. fknud, m. beech, beech tree. farenee, (krencerie, etc. Sea falsn», el<. ffbriraie, a. .t m. (Mtd.) febrlfoM. nota. feeaL
tSenlei /. starch (especially in its domeartic and medicinal uses; of. amidon), lecula; Bpedf., potato starch.
— dé nub. oora starch, nudM March.
— de pomma de terre, potato itardi. neolcncc, /. feculen».
HcDlcat, a. starchy, oontaininc starch; faon- lent, muddy, turbid. — m- starchy ma-
fificiller, s.l. convert into starch or feoula. ffimlciiei /. starch factory; et
iinterKnt.
; for
(elsnmDt, p..
Mndta, s.f. feign; scruple. Mntt p.a. fucned; inutation, Mdapath, n. (Mm.) feklspar.
— odulairs, adulaiia..
— arffûifafmer kaolin.
— tUfT^p pcariy feldspar, mooastoDa,
— optUin. opaline feldspar, labradorite. hildspathliitie, a. feldspathii^.
fUe,/. (Giai'l blowpipe.
reie», ..(. A r. crack.
Mm, a. fehne. — m oat (one of the Felidis).
felle, /. - f«le.
ranre, /. crack, chink.
~ ' ^lectromotrioe) dae^o-
iplittjng, eto- (see fendre), lemiene, f. ditting, cutting (of iron) into
mill. ' '
fimdeur, m. splitter, etc. (see fendre).
feadlUe, /. little crack,
TendUlBiEIftlIt, m. cracking, splitting, chinking.
fUldlller, >.l. it r. crack, spUt, chink, chap.
rendre, ■,(. split; cleave; rend; slit; eraek, ohink,chap; cuttbni. — n.r. spHt. be qïHt, paît, be rent; crack, chink, chap, ^lUiils,
ttaaae, f, fencbone. m. fenobyl. feMnll, in. (BM.) fennel.
— ' amoTt bitter fennel, wild fennel.
— idterd, din.
— d'êau, wBtsr (enuel (CKwnMa jiMIiin- driwH).
— d-Ilali - - ■ - ■
nel. ■
nphire (Cri(Amu«
nek, chink, cleft.
. fenuATeelc {TriooTieUa fanun>
ftf, m. iron; (aleo pi.) a kind of iqiriai pincen used in "■■■'^"a oryataJ sUu; (iron) tool;
— aàiré. Ateelad iron.
— affina, refined iron.
— à ffrtnn, gruiuUr iron.
— à erot araint, ooar»«-gr»lnod iron.
— aiffrt, bnttle iron, cold-short iron. —~àla calalane. C&talAn iron (wrouflht iron
nude from the ore) .
— à itt françaiw. iron mnde by a method
' — à loupt, bloom iron.
— arffiUax. (Min.) iron nl«y, d«y ironstone. - — à Êûuder, soldering iron.
— auboit, — ou cAar6Dn d« bna, chsrooftl iron.
— battu, forged iron, wrought iron.
— bianc, white onot iron, whitfi iron (see nlno ter-bUuc).
—Briaaiê, n ooUoidjd solution of ferric hydnnide obtwned by dialyiinc > solatioD of it in ferric ehlorido, Bravsis iron.
— brûlé, burnt iron, orerbumt iron.
— bml, erode ironi spodt., puddlsd bir. ' — carbonate, iron carbon&to.
— oBrlionaM oreflrai, (Mût,) dderito miied with ol»y, clay ironstone.
— oarbonalt tpalhivue, (Mm.) spBthic iron ore, siderite.
— earbimati lerreia, (tf in.) cUy iroostone,
— corfumirfs, iron oarhonyl.
bide.
caitant i froid, eold-sbort iron.
— «niJreui, iron that is flawy from uh spots.
— chromati, iron chromate.
— thromi, (Miti.) chrome ÎIOQ ore, ebrome iron, cbunnite.
— airroyi, wrought iron.
— di fftr^, wrought iron.
— dfl ^tuv, spearhead, liuuM
— am lui», white-hot iron.
» heated and hammered.
— - jlèrtfuz, fibrous iron.
— ;t>i, refined iron.
— ./In au boil, chATeoal iron.
— /mJu. ingot iron ; oast iron (usually oa fonte) ; molten iron.
— fondu à air ciiaud, hot-blast iron.
— fondu à air froid, odd-blast iron.
— fort, strong iron, forsv iron.
— gattanial, gslvaniwd iron.
— oratti. filed iron, brushed iron.
— hlldraU Umtmiua. (Uin.) bog iron (pwous limonitï). '
— THarleli, hammered iron.
~ mm, mottled iron (cast iron betweei
— noir, buck iron. eap'. black sh«t iroa.
— ojiffiifa, (Min.) heni»tite. oligiat iron (the
— adlUhiiptt, (Min.) oSUtii: iroD ore.
— oxydi, iron oridc, oride of iroa.
— oxydé rnuK, (tf ih,} ted iron on, ordiuury hématite.
— oxydttU, (Jfin.) nu^Detite.
— jJoiii»ur, flswr iron.
— * pUiformt, (Afin.) pe& ore, piÀfonn iron ore Ccnumlar form of Umonite).
— ptoi, hoop iron.
— patiné, ptatiiùied iron, specif, platinum- plated iroD; rolled iron.
— puiUU, puddled iron. ^r^ffltié, refined iron.
— rHutt, (Pham) reduced iioo, powder of
— rouÛ, rolled iron.
^ reusffrin, hol^ahort (or red-ahort) iron.
— Hmdi, weld iron.
— fpaikique, (Min,) spathic iron, eiderite.
— ApJcula^e, (Min.) epecular iron, hematite (eihibitinc metallic luster).
— ttndrt, cold-short iron.
— tinffMi, ealvanifed iron.
« IHDper (as distiucuished
Cermentine. fermentation,/. fermenUtion; (fie.) ferment.
— à chapeau, top fermeatjfction io which tho head is agitated by the fecapins gas.
— OKendatUe et deseendante. fermenta^on in which the head alternately rises and falls.
— basse, low (or bottom) fermentation.
— çifculaire, fermentation charactenied by
ing in one part of tlie va: and f allinc in
another.
diastaticfermentation; ensym-
— ' haiOg, high (or
— par dijM. bottom fori
— tout le limpaati. top proceeds qiuetly with<
elbllltC, /. fermentabiUty, elUe, a. fermenUble. cloee^ shut; fasten, bolt, pin. lock;
IMDMtiirc, /. closiui, closure, etc, (see seal; fastening (of any kind); " • it-off; (OrdnonM
.; chiael.
— htrmétigut, hi
rennler, m. fuou
fmnoir, m. daap
rrarslllc, /. (also
IWrsHe, /. aa iroa vessel used in fusing n (QIou) an iron plate, as one on whi< glass rssts ia a âatteniOg furnace, a which glass is caet, or one en whic pots are set.
fitted or bound with iron; roads) metaled, maeadaniiied; (i> shod; versed (in); banh, bard.
(Olati) bottk chalybeate;
tenet, m. bud kernel in ston
tiw (m of ÏI shoe tace).
— ^Btpao™, (Milt.) wd ir
ferTlcyaDlirdilqiie, a. fen
it n. ferrocyanîda- rem»-minKBiitK, m. ft loIrlMlèiie, m
feno-tancatèiie, m. ft
fCTTO t ypIt, /. (Pftotcv.) ferrotype, ti . . AnnglEivaii a. ferru^ouB, oholybeate. -
(enneinDus medicine, ehalytisile. fnrnflDOMSlealre.a. pertuning to or cod
iuff iioD And lia», fsrucJno-caloaieoui ffVfUBlIMMlté, /. lerruflinoufl qiuJit]^, feimrc, /, ironwork; Bhoelnc. bIiobb (of hoi rcrCUe, a. fertile.
' ' t, ad(. fotllal}', frultfuny.
a. Certiliaable. _'j>. fertjlinng, 1,/, fertiliinlion. fertlllMir, t.t. fertiliie. tcrtUlté, /. fertility, fertilenesn. fbnle./. ferule; (Bot.) yenJx. fCmllqne, a. feruHc.
Ute, decssaed. d — nu, with the naked or free Buna (not osiag a, uad bath, oil bsth or otbar fso-
en — . on fire; (of a furnace) iu operation, in blut.
— Catalan, (.Mital.) Catalui forse.
— iTf^nerie, (Mstai.) fining force.
— d'artifici. firework, fireworka.
— dt BmaaU, Bensal lisht.
— d-ldairaçt, light.
— da couitur, ocJorad tifht.
— dt ntffliurie, (Milai.) refioina heuth.
— de ridiictùm, reducing fl&me.
— da tiffnaux, sjgnal lisht, aigaal fireworlL
— d'ncBdorfon, ondiainc flune. — /oUaf, i«niil&tuiu.
' — ffréffiois. Greek fire.
— ffrièmt. fire dAmp.
— RU, naked fire, naked flame, free flame. bkHt» d — . flre. atart up (a lumaoe): put in
blut. blow in (a blast fumsee). BuUn m —. hum: - mettn i feu.
n Hon —, (Milal.) put
It of blast. rtlt — à,
feuille, /. leaf ; foil: abeet; plate; loale, flake; liat; bUl; newspaper.
— anjlaiM, (Rui6«T) out aheet.
— d'oTBirU, lilver leaf, silver («1.
— de (utwt, aheel of oopper.
— de fer, plate or eheet ol iron.
— de Sir-Hanc, sheet of tin (plate).
— d'«ain, tinfoil.
— ^ de venire, the middle layer
— dt ifrvt, aheet of glaaa.
— d'or, fM leaf, gold (oil.
— la-mvUe, rolled aheet.
— tcite. (Rubber) out sheet.
renlDe-morte, a. d: m. dull yellow (r
the color of dead leaves). tMIIUet, n. leaf; layer; thin plate; (of orye-
tala) leaf, plate; folio. fBainelfi, a. foliated, —p.p. of feuilleter. I.I, turn the Imvee of, peruse. . m. edge (of a eut stone) ; soft place
,1! leaf, leaflet; ossk (contain- c about 125 litera). r, I.I. put forth leaves, leaf, iMve. I, a, leafy; apeeif., having broad leaven distinguished from needles.
feuillure
featrablé. a. capable of Iwoe felted.
ttairntt, m. teltjns.
feutruit, p. a. felting.
fraiie. n. felt; padding, pooliiiig.
fenbé, pjt. felUd; felt^ padded, packed.
I. Celtini
,h felt).
— (t> Calabar, Calabar bean (from Phyeo-
— de hmcot, kidney bean.
— lU Saini-Ianacc, Saint Ignatiiu'B bean (from Strychnos iffnatia).
— dt mja, toy bean, aoja bean.
— igaauri/rTie, ~ f^ve de Saint-lonace,
— ptekurim, pichurim bean (fcom Ificlandra PwAuth).
— tonkOt — Tonka, tonka bean. Kienile,/. (dried) bt*n; hot» bean. Uner, m. (Bol.) loouat tne (OUdil^). nnter, m. fibruary.
flbrCt /. fiber, fibre; grain faf wood). ^ ât boia, wood ûber; Erain of wood.
— Ubtriennt. (Bet.) bast fiber, baat. -^ Uffneuu, wood fiber.
— ItxHU, teitile fiber.
— vulcanitêf, vulcaniied fib«r.
flbrlnolrsc, /, fibrinolyala. flbrourtllaie, n. (Anal.) fibiooartilace. BbrocartlI>KlneDi. a. fibrocartilaginous, abrocellalBln, n. fibroeellular, fibToueoIi flbro-dmeDti m. a building msterisl conaii
of cemeut miied with asbutoe fiber. flbrodtc, flbroUttic,/. (Afin.) fibtotite. Heeler, T.t. tie, tie up (with string). flMlIC, /. itiing. twine, packthread: t
n (oD a card) ; knife <
. thrust in, stick in. pTunse in, driv *ert; pwnt (maaonry). faithful.
It, ode. faithfully. fldeUtC, /. fidehty, tuithfulnesa. - 1, m. gall.
— da bauf, oi gall.
Ueni, a. like gall, bitter aa gall.
0er, a. proud; fiorve;
trust, confide Qn). Serre, /. fever. ftéTr«iu, a. fertfiah. — m. it
£eiy; great. — i patient-
OgeTt V.J. A r. congeal, set, solidify. Bxae, f. fig. — de Barbarie, Barbary fig, prickly pear (OpuTtCù opvnfia), OKolei', m. fig tree, fig. OSIiratlf, a. figurative; representing ot sym-
figure;
look. It M. wire; thread; filament, fiber; yam; edge (of sharp tools); gr&m
— à pJDfnb, plutnb line.
— condwAmr, t^lee.) conducting wire, ductor.
— CBUcert, (Blet.) insulated wire.
— d-acCer. steel wire.
— d'aHer, (Elec.) lead wire.
— d'aroionfe, (Ovtice) spider line, croea i
— d-archal, brass wire.
— de ciaujwe. (Blec.) rewatanoe wire.
— de taiion, brass wire-
— - de ligne, (Elee.) line wire.
— d'embailaffe. pack thread, wiapiung twine. — - dfl jtiatins, platinum wire.
— de reUmr. (Elec.) return wire. ~ da soK, ^Ik thread.
— fiaible, (Sise.) fuse wire.
— mé^iUiçae, wire-
— rectmnerl, (Else.) inaulat«d wire.
— thermique, {Elec.) heating wire-
— tranchaiU, cutting edge, sharp edge. fllMm. m. spinning, etc. (see filer); (ilfalal.)
addition of fresh lead in the cupellation 4^ argsntiferous lead; (Bol.) Filaga. Dlameiit. m. filament.
— de mal», com silk, (Pharm.) lea.
Ire,/.tl:
n. filami
stringy, thready, filamentous;
AM, P.V. of filer, —m. UuhkL flkr, >.t. qtiu: windiftw, draw; rue (liii«); spin out; oooduot, — i Ikjuidfl) flow in a viaooiu Btnam, b Top«; ffpiii; (of Btus) shoot; (of imolce; slip awby; purr. Illet, m. tiimd,' fib«, filament; (of a threiid: (of a liquid) fioe streaa nettinfc, Datwork; daah, Atrolce;
— à droite, right-buided thread (of M
— à gauche, left-handed thread.
— do rfs, Bcreir thread.
CoE
a perf tfatfid
e, fn, filisree; (Pap8r)wat«
SB^ané, pa. filicned, filicree; (1
watermarked. fltin, m. rope, oordage, AUe* /. daughter; girl; maid; Qun. SlOD, m. tOcal. Sc Mining) 'nàa, lode. nion-coDClie, n. vein-bearing roolc. flJoDf en» a. pertainlnff to or contaiiune ve
lodes (as. ofte ;!lanùn. vein deposit). niMelle, /. filoselle (coarse silk thread). alMn. son; boy. — pl-otfll, OltraKC m. filtering, filtration. Oltnn^ P.O. filtering, filter, flltnteor, a. filtering. — n. fitterer. -" " 1, /■. filtration, flKerioB. I. filtrate.
i bouçit, candle filto, cylinder filter.
d eau, watei filter,
d I'amianle. aebsMos filter.
d pKa. plaited filter, folded filter.
à praiion, pressure filter.
A 9abU, — du êahle, sand filter.
— BerJufdd. Berkefeld filler.
— cantrifui/e. centrifugal filter.
— Chambtrland, Chamberlsnd filter.
— dai, closed (oi inclosed) filter.
— d4>rD..£>Kur. preliminary filter.
>ur, final filter.
— micani^ue. mechanieal filter,
- Jailli, plaited filter, folded filter.
- aaiu pli, unplaited filter,
— aant tendra, aahleia filter.
laving a cock at the bottom. t. filter press.
IT, m. filter=r
gtrune
fine; (of a
cutting
edge or
optical
aielshaip;
m. end;
«, metal; fin
coaUo
alduat
fin
. It, odi. Snanoially.
/. — fine champagne (under fin) ; (pf ,) fines (speiaf,. coal durt). — a. fem. of fin. adt. finely.
I, /. (Iron\ finery, refinery. S /- fineness; sharpnees (as of an c^tîcal iHgo); keeonees; nicety; delicacy, ■ease, subtlety.
finished, be complet!
; finite
flnlsseur, m. finisher. — m, finishing, final. Bole,/, flask: (lesa often) bottle; phial, vial. — à aOaipieB. a. pear-nhaped flat-bottomed flask used in analyeifi for decompositions.
!, filteric
: flask.
k with m
lees nearly apherioa! body), 1 (when short-necked).
— bailon à fond pUU, flat-bottomed flaek, Florence flask,
— boufJiie à l'Émeri, flask with ground stopper, glass-stoppered fiask-
— donwu*, conical fiask, eperif. Erlenmeyer flask.
IM> an Balitme, Batlc 01 Bohemiui bIu». — ' «II lina, flaek of Jen& glaiw.
— Aalan, stuidard Si«k, uarmftl Ssalc
— fom9 boutfiUe^ bottle-Ahbped flaak.
— fonné poiri, pear-shaped Baek,
— jauifêe, craduated ûtÀk, voJiuuetrifl flu
— fuAuUa, tubulated finsk. flole-ballon, n. - fiole ballon, under finie. Oolite, /. (Win.) fiorite.
Bnnt, p.dc/. s pi. of faire.
ttrmCt/. (Cffin.) firm.
Ha, p.cie/. I it < nn.;. of fairs.
AaCt fn, State tnaauiy, eiohaquer, fiao.
Ibcal, a, fiscal,
Oueat, imp. S pi. nbi. ol fum.
Br /. fifltula. Bstnleiu, a. fiituloua. fittuhr. fltt p.d€f. 5 titttf, of faii«. nti imp. S rinv- ruhj. at fain. lliBie. m, B""c Ibaleur, in. filing agent <ia PAotcii.); Sialive
atalnliaei; fixer. — a. filing; atabilùinfl. Ole, a. filed (epecif., not volatili»able). — tn
fixed Aubetanoe; filed etar; fixed ealary.
ihe, F
- i.r. fix, beoome fixed. fliltC, /. fiidtf , fiiediKeg; stabilité. FI* Symbol for fiuorine.
flacho, /. flaw; crack; d^manon; inequality, flaeheni, a. fiawy. flacon, m. bottle.
— à baunu du Canada, balsun battle.
— à bee, lipped bottle.
— abtorbeiv, abeorp^oa bottle.
— à eapttde à vie, bottle with ecrew cap.
— A coUtcti&iu, ■peobnen bottle, museum
— à œloranlt. etuning bottle.
— à cuBeae, a bottle having a depreaaion around the base of the neck to cateh liquid
— à denaiU, apecifia gt eter.
— d doabU boticJujae. a JT the eto]
y bottle, p
— à lait, milk tMttlé.
mouthed bottle (a ver; wid> bottle» aa one for aalta, ia called
— à etmtri, - Oaoon bouché h I'Si *— A pied, a bottle vith a apeoial bi
iir-mouthed bottle
— i robinet, bottle with stopoook <uaua&y kt
— i laaAarifiealiim. saocharifieation bottle, pressure bottle.
— à lirop, aiiup bottle («p. a wIdEh.mauthed lipped bottis with slopins shoulder).
— d tare, «eiAhing bottle, weighinff tube.
— bouiAi A i'émiri, bottle with ground lUip- per, glaes-atoppered bottle.
— campftorad. a aort of wide-mouthed battis.
— compis-ffoTiitta. dropping bottle.
— lowur, washing bottle (lor (aaea).
— pour riaelife, reagent bottle.
-~ pr<M>iU>iiiH, a wedge^h^wd bottle and
in Bolor tasla.
m, ITextOa} singer, flambotcnunt, n. fiaming, etc. (see flant-
flamborer, v,i, flanwi bla». flash, glitter. flarobnre, /. {Dseina) unevenoess of colonne. flamme,/, flame; atreamer, pennant.
— de Benoale. Bengal light. — ■ Mairaale. luminous flame.
— nuc, naked flame, free flame.
— oxj/danU, — d'oxjidation, oxidiaitia flame.
— rédiutrice, — - de ridiuHon. reducing flama, flamme, a. flamelike, wavy: (Cemm.) flambé.
— IB. (Cernm.) flambé glaie. flammèche, /. flamiog or burning partiole, ■park; (in the Leblanc aoda prooeaa] candle.
Oan, m. disk, plate, planohat. flanc, m. flank, aide, Flandre, /. Flaikden.
■ i>, Google
flnUfflcateur
JkQUCT, c.(. fiuilc; throw, ton.
laque. a. Ssbby, flBcmd, aott, vmk. -
flHflk (u for mercuiy). — m. plnte, i
pinto, cheek p1at«; eupport'
bsluii»); bar; Bail;
flèelicr/ UTOw; sprout, ahoot: (of sucu «ne) ti^, heftd^ deflection, b»id, sac; (of an ATch or trmjectoiy) heiclit; npire,
fltchlT, r.l. bond: (fla.) move. —,.i. bend; yield, givt wmy; (of pri«e) ikll. — v.r. beDd; yiekl.
deflection; (of ta arch) beicht. Bcciiw. m. pUecmi (DiêtOlint) low winea. MMr.aJ. wither, fade; brand, —(.r. wither,
lade. KMMnre, /. withcnng, fadinc; brand;
lletlw, tj. smooth. dreBC aep. on the edgea (u glan or pottery).
BcDT. /. flower; aurfacei bloom (on fruits, etc.); hur aide (ol a hide or akin); mold (on wine, etc.); inner bark, part of the baik tiohcst In tannin; floe flour.
— {or Jimr.) d. nn. wine mold {Mvcoi™..
ing.'iinoertain.
flotte, /. float; buoy; fleet; navy.
fltvt d-omwue, (.Pliam.) ami» flowani.
uni».
Hotter, t.i. float; w»vet. floDtoate.
fl^, d'arontc. flowen of ai»iiio, miblimed
float.
anenio triosda.
flotteur, m. Boat. — a. floatinc.
flria-i de bmJBm, flowers of benaoin (bensûo
— inda. index flcot.
aod).
flnalc m. fluate (old name f« fluoride)
Aiur. d< MnnuU, flowers of biamuth, aub-
fluM, o. fluate (fluoride) of. (06i.)
timed bismuth trioiide.
flDctiuaan, /, fluctuation.
Aev, d» «ftoU, (Win.) cobalt bk«m. eryth-
anetuer, t.i. fluctuate; waver.
lite.
JUvi d> iButla moil. (PAorm.) calendula.
fluMe, s. * ^. fluid.
maricotd.
]teur> el line, flowers of linc. linc oiide (sub-
BuMlflBnt, a. fluidifying, auidiiin«.
KmBd).
Ikatblllt<, /. flùibility.
Sedble, a. flenble. — m. flexible tube or pipe.
Oexlon, /. bending, Aec^on, flexion; infleotion.
fflnt, BlDt-clua, m. flint alasi.
Doeoni m- flook, floocule, flake; (of smoke)
flocculation. Aoemilate. Booculeot, flook;, flaky.
m. (Paper) beating tnjuch,
flore, /, Sont. florentJn, a. ETorentiae. FloHde, /. Florida. florlaial^ imp, 9 tint, of fleurir. florlMant, a. flouriahini. flou, n. (Afelal.) floce: (a) vitrified material floating in a puddling fumaee. (&) white Into steel.
I, billow;
height of liquids by m Oatre, flotre, m. felt, flottaiit, p. a. floating; flowing, w
Bllr /. fluîdifioftljon» fluidûdrut- muauHV, v.l. fluidify, fluidité, nad«r fluitL fluldiqac. a, Euidic, Suid. flaMlte,/, fluidity, fluidneu; fluency. BoolMwato, m. fluoborat*.
. . __ . .. (.Min.) fluorite. - phTAAe tpath fluor, fluor ipar. flaorantbène. m, fiuonuiUMDe.
'a. aontaining fluorine, Auo '
Quoride, opecif. t
— de eùTbOTitr
tetiafluoride. UMci, m. & ait which may be ree&rded ee an
ojiysalt in which fluorine hoa rcpiMnd ■n partioUy or oompteteJy.
dm, m. flui^ flow.
s oxydante) oridijinfi flâmi
ttm, m. fetug. frxtuB.
J, /. faJth; proof.
lie, IR. liyer; (.Old (Tliem.) Uver. hepar.
— d'antimoine, livet of antimony, h^wr ai
fouace, a. folisFeo IbUatlDIl, /, foUsti
[l>llé,a.
nmoie,
Mica.
ara molded.
nnkjnc oF wells. deei>en, daAen, «adden <a color) ; Il (a hole or shaft); lower; bottom (aa ca^ts) ; dry and Aolidify (aisu loavefl);
adt. thoroly; at bottom.
âiB.
— da. as a function of.
fbnetlaniulre, m. functionary, officiaL fonoUoDncI, a. functional.
unctioning; opcmtiiai.
itJoa; work, operate, act undation. base; grouod, lund Do&t; further and,
à — , completely, thoroly.
à — plat, flat-bottomed.
d — ' rond, round-bottomed.
au — , at bottom, in reality.
de — en comble, completely, entirely.
fondmmeDtklementi odr. fundamentally; completely-
flui; (Med.) diesolveat: a soft bonbon. — p.pr. of fondre, —a. (Mod.)
ftoodatliiD, /. foundation.
foundation; reliance.
,baee. — v-r. be founded; rely.
foundry (or foundiuE),
foadtfle. /. to
— de bronte, Drc
braee foundry -^ de cuivre jaurte. — del
brasB founding. ^- de fer, iron foundry, i
on, brasH foundry.
— du mif, tallow melUos bouBS. roDdn, t.i. melt, fuse; imelt; found; cut;
dwolve; (Mtd.) di»oly«, rcsolvs; blsod.
— T.i. melt, fu»; melt away; diaaolve;
makt fall in; fftU (upon), rush (upon),
biinrt. — ».r. meR, fuse; melt sway:
blead. be blended. fODdrlcr, m. IJSaU) the and wall of a [uina«. foDdrlUea, /.pt. leee. dregs, aediment. fODdfttni. fund; ETOund, land; Boil; (fifl.) field;
landed «tate; buiiin«s, — iil. of fcmd.
B, /. melted gi
lefon
i. (of paper) blot. fmigliie* /. fungjn. ■OdkoMc, a. tuiieold.
bat. pr. S pi. of fairs.
ntnMne, /. fountain: sprini; reoeptaels or fiiturc for delivering liquids, eep. water.
fonte, /. east iron, pie iron, çàe\ 'in general) cast metal ends metal; melting, fusion; melt, fused product; founding; caeting: anieltinff; blend, blending (u of woole); lot of HkiuB curried at one time; (of type)
' — ' à affiner, forge pig.
-an charbon de bois, oharooa'
mt, rendering of fate by simple .he craoldings being strained off.
- blanehie. t
— ™irr™«. (Mttal.) a p silver or gold by proi matte and subeequeni preoious metal.
d'aSinaiie. f orgs d'arf, a quality
dt boit, oharcoa de throme, oast
of «no u«6d artiatio caetin,
iron, ehttooal chromium, o
dt fir, cast iroD,
pig iron
pig.
— de moulaue, foundry iron, foundry pig.
— eigdritpie, electria Hmelting.
- iFioIUoUc, malleable ce
— Toffinft, refined cast iron, refii
— rubanie, mottled cast iron.
— a^ideuse^ ailiceous oast iron.
— «pisoef , epiegeleisen.
— truiUe. mottled caat iron. fOrase, m. boring, drilling.
./.force; power; strengUi; i
irength of. by dint of, 1
— de cheval, horn ^
— d'impulaifm, momentum.
— (Tinertw, inerlja, vis inerti».
— fln ehetauXr horsepower.
— tlectramofriee, electromotive forc<.
— morte, (Mrch.) vis mortua, dead form.
Ï, IMkI
.(. bore, drill. ), / iKvinc, drillins; borïnc machi») '1; boriD£ houBB.
r, boring bH, boiiu tool.
fOKt-rlp*, n
»mbiaed drill Biid rmqi fa
^ . J BUffar be«tfl-
fforviuer/- borins mAchine, drillinc mAcbîne. fOrhlt, p.a, forfffited. ~m. coutnwt; orinia. IMte, /. fnrgB.
— d rafwfoûep roUiiuE miI3.
— d'aSiiiêrit, (jtf iloj.) refinery. t&rgé, P.O. forged: wnnicht (u iron). IteKeable, a. furgeable. lUAlleabla. IkiriMS^ ftirfement, m. forgins, Uatti, V.I, forge, vork, humner. fiWtBnu>> >"' ■milb, blaclumith.
tormmUebrde. m. fomuldrliydB.
ftmutt, m. die.
tormt, t- lorm; mold; shupe; (pZ.) msnneni. fbjihiel, a, formai. mmcDementi aài. fomuCly.
— percAiorJ, carbon tatracliloride, tetrachlo- romethana.
netiume, pertaimng to m«tluJK .
D.befon
mold. -
' — dfl ■poioitt, potasaium fûmiAt«. . — d£ oDudf , Aodiom formate.
a. formidable: fearful; t
Date maodelio or phenylglyoollc acid. tbrnwcblnlde. m. cUu^ono. rarmOKfilMt a. generating formaldehyde. fOTmol, m, formol; Oooeely) formaldehydi
. formonltrilB (hydroeyani ipftble of beiii4[ formulated.
fommle, /. f c
— 6™«, empirical formula (i relative or, often, the abeoli Btomg of different kinds but i
mote cAim^vuf, chemical fonaubu
— de tomiHiiHim, conatitational formula, etruetural formula.
— dénlopp^. etruetural formula, empirical formula.
y formula. . >i formula.
r. be tumulated, be etatedi have the
fbnnfte. m. formyl.
fort* a. etrong; thick; haul, difficult, severe; skillful, clever; (of soil) heavy. — m. etrong part, thick part, beet part, main part, strengtt, depth, height; fort«; strong person; (ort. ^aih. strongly, hard, fast; greatly, ertremely, very. ^~pra •DlabU, vei; slightly soluble, almoet
(Med.) strength-giving medicinet tonic. forUilv. i.i. strengthen, fortify. fortuit, a. (ortuitoua, accidental IbrtaitAiiicnt, adv. fortuitously, by ehanoe.
it happens. fbrtUDe. /. fortune; fortunate thing.
d« — , by chsnoe, aeddentslly. fortane. a. fortunate. tOrnre. /. drilled hole, bored hole, ban.
— d'aitatica, ccespool.
— Hpfi<n'', (Seuta^/i) septic tank. fosse, in. ditch, drain.
fou (or fol), a. crasy; (of things) unsteady;
irregular; (IHwi.) loose, idle: (Bol.) wild,
foolish: prodigioua; wanton. fondre, m. lightning, thunderbolt, (huuder:
tun, vat, large c«sk Caantaining as much aa
300 hi.), specif, one sometimes used for the
fOpdrolement, m. etriking with lightning, ete,
fOu(biiyaDte,/.|JV^.)a rocket making a noise
foudroyer, i,l. strike by lightning or by any ponerful electric discharKe; Ihunderstrike;
fbaet, m. whip; whipcord; lash; whipping:
tnad, 1
•-. dig; Bearch, explore.
. etc. (see fouler), full, mill (olol'
hmr à ffot. caa furnace; i^aa lain; gas ovea,
— à manche. eniaU shaft furnace, cupota^
— é pain, baking oven, bread oveo.
— d pldtre. plaAter kiln, specif, one for burti- ing idMum tc plaater of Paru.
— à puddUr. puddling furnace.
fODlnle, /. fuUinK mill. fonlenr, m. {Tcxtilet, elc.) fuller, null ma fonlolr, m. crusher (as for ([ap«): beater; rammer, tamper; fuUiiiB mill. — d tei^u, hopper crusher.
nbinatioD crusher and preea
fuina
— d refroidir, (&am) a fuTnaee (or compart-
ia cooled aradoaUy aft«r b«ing Ûatteoed.
— d fiaintr reein oven.
— à révrbèrtt reyerberatory f urnaoe.
— à rutin, (Cùkt) bedÙTB oven.
— àaàde trmde, Aoda-aah fumaoe.
— à Kit. hearth with bed.
ouffler. - foui-ouvreau.
— à briquet, brick kiln.
— à aaionalrr, (Soda) black-ash fu
— à eêmenier. cementation furnace.
— d eott à récitpératiim, by-product coke
— d cuire, [GIom) snneslinc oven. leer.
— à curt, shaft furnaee.
— .1 cttveOe, (Soda) a oalt-cake furnace uaing pota. as distinguiBhed from a mecha
-ddoJlU.ihelfbi
etinc furnace (a kind ( i) flattenioa furnace c
— dt /utim, melting furnace.
— de galirt, gallery furnace, galley.
— électrique, electric furnace.
— lifgeùit, (Zinc) Li^ge furnace» Belgian fur-
— Martin, • — MarHn-Siement, Siemene-
— Ferrot, Perrot furnace (a gaa furnace for heating crucibles or one for cupelktiou) ,
— ToMlif, (Cmnint, etc.) rotary kiln, rofatory Idln, rotating kila; (Mtlai.) rotating
— touSli, blast futn&ce.
— iuyètt. blast furnat^-
For other phresea see the correeponding
r. fork, hnaeh, KiDrchctte, /. (small] lork; table fork. , m. prong |ot a fork). a. forked, bra n c h i n a,
rk, forking, branohing.
fiinniMn, : ...
obambflr (of a miufl); (military^ mine.
— à aatcinrr, cAloining furn&K, calciner.
— à ciiarbon, chareoal stove or fuma oharcoal (Ht.
— à coupeUe, cupellation funuce.
' — d ftamma, (Mereury) a double rererbe t«7 fumacv used at Tdria-
— à aichtf. drying stove, drying fumaos-
— d iahtB, A tumMB or stove provided wi inlet and outlet tubes for the uh oC gaseo fuel: tube furnace (fat heating tubes).
— à tateê c£o4, olosed-veseel furnace (incliï ing chamber, muffle, crueible and reto furoacea).
— A vent, blast furnace.
— calalan, Catalan forge (or furnace),
— d'artifi4:e. pyrotechnic f utnacc.
— dt caicinaoi. ralcining furnace, calrjner.
— dt ruiiint, kitchen stave, kitcbec range.
— de fffiliaoe, roasting fumarc.
— riafofroratoirv, laboratory furnace, chemic
— d'émaiaeur. ens muffle furnaoe).
— di nfinaçe, refl
neler's fun
(For other phrases see the correspondÎT
toamée. /. ebargs {in a furnace or kiln), bate!
baking, ovenful, kilnful. rniiniette, /. small reverberatory furnace. fOaml, p. a. furnished, provided; thick. fanmlr. >.f. furnish, provide, supply, —t
(with à) provide (for), pay (for). ,. fun
: sban
supplies; specif., bedding.
fraîcheur
n. (OIw.) a fum
roarracc. m. forage', fodder, food for animsl
(cap. hay, straw, etc.); foraging. roDiracer, i.t. à: i. forage; pillage; rummage a. forage, lit for forage.
jihy, woody (country); furry. Furred,
line with fur; line with wood, serve (rope).
roniTler, m. quartermaster.
furring, wood lining; neat (of
IbniTorer^ t,t, mislead. ^ i.r. err, I» wrong. ranteaa, fonrd. ni, beech, beech tree. lOja, m. hearth; Ëre; light, souroe of light focus; furnace; fire bol; foyer, lobby.
— à orùle, grate hearth, grate fumaoe.
— à Tfchattffer. reheating hearth.
— ' d'affinaoe. — d'affinene, iUrlai-) reûnery, finery heutt.
— de raffinerie, (Jfefaii.) refinery, fining beartb.
— Iceieais, (lead) Bcoteh hearth.
— oarooine, gas producer, produoer.
•i. real fc
thcl
fuei. Ï
a blast fi
in body, belly.
tual foci
(flamme réductrice) reducing flame.
rracUon, /. fraction. lyacllonnalrei a. frsotiouaL Oactlonne, p.u. fractional; fractionated. frac Hon nement. m. fraotiomng, fractionation.
fracture, /. fracture; breaking.
rraetarer, i.i. break, fruiture.
mgllc. "■ fragile, brittle, frail.
fragilité. /. fragiUty, fragilenees, frailness.
fngnieiit, m. fragment.
rtacmentalTC, a. fragmentary.
fM^nientatloii, /. fragmentation.
' ~ _~Denter, e.t. break into fragments.
fragrance. /. fragrance,
fr>HTBnt, a. fragrant.
fnl, m. spawning; spawn; smalHry; fraying.
etc. (see frayw). Bee also frais.
de ffrenouiUe, frog spawn. ftatclM. a. ftn. of frais. fralcbement, oifi. freshly, recently; coolly. nalcbeur. n, coolnese: freshness; chill; gentle
rralcblr
r V'f. become cooler; (i nen; frceh air; roc
a. haviog a rupbsrylike i Lllated; harioc a lasiibsTT <
iiiudulterat«<i;
whole;
true, real: full, frank. — ad«. frankly. — ■>.
tulip, oompletely.
franc {19,3 oenti or v.i a.). ftmnials. a. French. — m. EYendi (langiige) ;
(e^P.) l^nchmoD. FniKfkrt, n. Fnakfott, Fnmkfuit. ~ " " "" ' , m. Frankfwt on tht
if frai
rnnm, I.I. tnose.
frmoglbUlU, /. fmngibility, fraogiblenua. fnnclble. a. fnmciblB, breakable, fragile. fnofnUiie, /. fraugulin.
, Btriking, etc- [eee frapper]
fnwpe, p.a. itmok; stamped; iced; (otiloUi) sbimc, close; forcible, iil^Ud. trt — dt.he affected witb, Iiave, eihibit; be
fnppimcnt, m. etriking. etc. (see frapper), fnppn, t.t. strike; hit. knock, beat, stamp:
pree» into cakes (as soap); ice (wines, etc.);
affoot. —>.». strike: hit, knock, beat.
tiikei, beater, knoeker, stunpet.
e, f. fraud.
I. adulterate; defraud; oeni, adv- Frauduler a. fraudulent.
fnliite. /. ihrinkMe, t<M (m
during manufacture). rMaUcc rrdalemenl, n
latêrie. /. adulteration, sophiiticstioa. rrdstcr. v,l, adullerate, sopluaticau. trelMttar, m. adalt«ator, sophisUoatw. trèle, a. frail, fragile. ftden, m. hornet. hémir, t.i. be agitated, vibrate, tremble,
shake, quiver, (of water) simmer; rustle,
Mmiucment, n. agitation, vibratian,Teta.
fMoe, m. Ash (tfn or wood).
prickly ash (ZanlAazyJum), " frequently. . /. frequeooy, IMqaenti a. frequent. frCqnenbiUon, /. attendwm <on odbtm>);
frequenting, fréquentation. rrtqnentcr, (,1. attend (daises); frequent.
frequln, m. a cask for sugar, airup, etc.
Mn. wi. brother,
frMQiMi /. fresco.
fret, m- freight; chartering (of a vw el ).
frCtar, >.<. freight, load; charter.
frettCi /, hoop, ring, band, tire,
frett^, i.t. hocp; Ssage; build up (■ gun).
MabtUM, /. friability.
Mkble, a. friable.
frielie, /, fallow, faUow land,
frictloii, /. ilied.) rubbing, friction. ^
trlKldlU, /. frigidity, coldness, frigidnoB.
cold chamber, refrigerating chamber, refrigerator, refrigefatiiig Hppa-
fMlorlfleatloni /. refi^getation, production of
cold. (Bee frigociËm). rrfgorlOcr, E.i. produce ootd. — T-t refrigerate, eap. St low temperature, freeie (as meat), nfrigerating, refrigeration, producing, frigorifie; (of toiituna)
freeitng, frtre, i.l.. i. it r. iry Frise, /, Friesland.
frit, p.p. .t pr. 3 tine. Mttacc. m. fritting, Mtts,/. frit; fritting.
IMttlcr, m. frit
MtDTC, /. fryij
oiatetial.
: frying oil, frying fat; fried
t, adv. coldly, frigidly, coolly. froMenr, /. coldnesa. chill. froldiite, f. coldf DoldDeaa, oold weathu. noMiiraii, a. sold.
; rumple; bruise; offend.
/.brui
imple.
inkle.
fMUemeDti m. Eraiiiw, brushiiiE, d frOler, s.(. êtoec, brush, pus over. fMnuce» m. oheese; n cbww-sbaped support for cruciblflA. cruoible stand.
— d pdiî fcrmt (or r*if«anl«), h»rd oheeee.
^ cuif, floaked obecae.
— de HoUande, Dutch cheetHi. *- d^Eidamt Edam cbecK-
— demirOToa, cheese from partially akimmed milk, ùnele cheese.
— fertnanti, fermeDted cheese.
— fraû, freeh or unCermenlsd cheese, cottace
r, rich c
«4to1e-milk cheese, or filled che« -milk cheeee.
mold; cheese n
w»u. «oft cb
m. Che» cheese dealer; (0c<.) i
rheeee shop; cheese trade.
fromcntt m. wheat.
— aubaine, hard wheat, d
(Indian) com, mai£e.
— ipeautre, spelt,
— touBelU. a kind of heart fMmeDtaee. a. frumentsce ftomentacéCi /. frumentact
frondalMiii, m. foliage; leafing time. flnnde. /, sling ; frond tof f ernsl ; foliage. Rant, n. front; face; broR, forehead; head
— dt laiBe. (Minine) fforking (ace. f>nn(lb«. /, de a. frontier, boundary, border. ftonttsplce, m. frontispiece.
flottasc, m, rubbing, etc. (see frotter), fMttcmcDt. m. friction; rubbing, etc: (see trotter),
— de iiJinemml, sUding trintioo. — ' de roulement, rolling fricCJon.
fMtter, I.I, rub; grind (ee glass); scour;
rubbingi friction.
>2 fumée
flotteur* m. rubber; friction piece; (^lec-^
rubbing contact. frottlB, ni. tbin coat, wash (as of a transparent
frottoir, m. rubber; polisber. fïoa-fn>at froafrout m. matting, froufrou. ttactlflH', >.>, fructify; be fruitful, fractose, /. fructose.
fïnctaenacmcnt, iidi>. fruitfully, profitabtr. jitful; profitable.
tmltê, a. I fraltOT, 1.1 frallln'.a
iDSace, a. fugitive; fOtMsttC. /. furtive fagltu; a. fugitive.
fnlte,/. leak,' leakage,
fiight; eission, sb
fUlgantloii, /. (Altai
leaking, escape; fading;
ift; avoidance.
line) fulguration, bright- fulgurite.
fallglnEUI. a. sooty, smoky, fuliginous. foUglDaBlté, /. fuliginosity, eootiness, soot. falmlooton, falml-eoton, m. gunootton.
rDlmlnaDt, p.a. fulminating. fnlmlnate. m. fulminate, — <f 'or^n^ silver fulmmate.
ftalmlnatfrlc, /. fulminate factory, fnlmlnatlon, / fulminatiori, detonation. fnlmloer, z.i, detonate; fulminate, rage. fulminique, a. fulminic. fulmlnnrlqne. a. fulminurio. fDlml-pallle, /. tExpl.) nitrated straw. fulmlBon. m. (Eipi.) nitrated bran, fumage, m. fuming; smoking; (Ajrtc.) manur-
nimmlaouB m- iAffric.) maouring, dunging, fnnuDt, p.a. fuming; smoking; etettmiog;
funurate, n, fumarate.
fUitiarlne, /. fumarine.
fnmmrtqae, a, fumarle,
ftamarolle, /. (Oeot.) furaarole.
f^mË, p.a, smoked, smoky; fumed; mftnured.
uaokc; iteun; imk. -
ol.) fumitory (FumaHa). /; (of wine) fumy, hewiy.
— m. smoke-produàM gubstanoe, fumifsi]
fnmlltd, m. builder or npsinr of cbinuieyt funiACflB» ovBnH, eta. ; Atove settar.
ftmdtterle, /, buikliDg or repsii of shinuwyi Dvena, fumooce, etc.
unoke-oonmumrig. — a. unoLo
163 fuyuit
I fuC* i baautttt, racket sod atink.
— à dtnàbit tffett doubte-Ktion Iiue. eomtHiu^
— d tffit Ttlardt, delay-twition toee.
— àia Conffrew, CoDgnva rookot-
— deBickford, BicMord fiue.
— iTécIair, fluh loaket
— d'éclairage, light roobet.
— de wûrrlt, BiJety fuse.
— d^hottntw, iPj/ro.) àgDàl TOflkot-
noee^etoiislenr, n. detanaU
îpindle-«h»pEd, fviHiform.
'uBB, melt; (ûf AAltfl on glowins char-
-cact with orackliDE or pputt^ring;
rmtliniM, m. furaa (or funuie), furfursn (or
furfHTSne).
failllette, /. small rooket. ItaalOQ./, fuion.
— à la uniStrrii. seatina with the blast.
farfuru).
— ion**. iKneou» (osiDn.
tarfUrol, ™. furfuTDlB (better «lied furalde-
hydeorfurfund).
tmatnt, imp. S pi. mbj. of «tre (to be).
fDttet, mat*!, m. f uatet (CWinu. wKnu. or ita
i^iu, fuHuryl sloobol (2-furi>ncsrbinoI).
wood).
Matoc, hutOk, m. fustio
mt, p.d.^. s flwj. of etH (to he).
rat, m. cask, barrel; shaft, trunk, pole, port;
stock, frame, brace, handle. —tmp.SHna.
for dpawingi chareoal crayoni charcoal
nd,j. of «t« (to be).
fntak. /. timber forest; large tree.
fnrant, p.a.Tusinir. etfi. (see foserli (of tuaer,
ratallle, /. cask, barrel: casks, barrels.
rutainerlc, /. wood for oaska.
rnMan> m. npindle (in variniu sonses): pin,
fnl^, /. ■ oement composed of gtue and saw^
■Je. arbor.
niMe. /. fuse. tu«; rocket; fusee, fuwe:
fnUIe, o. futile.
flTluM) a tool for enlargiiig openrngn:
mtnr, a. * m. future.
(ifaeh.) axle arm, barrel, ioumal, trpiadle:
(uMnt. p,a, escaping, etc, (see M.); leaky;
(of rolots) fugitive.
Btcliace, m. misnc eto. (see titiia).
tftehe, /. ElAple.
Xkcuee, /. baUb, miaug (of «meat, ets.;
■laJce (lime); bundle, botch.
'; mud, mire; tiuali; (fla-J
/. («in.) çadoliuite. 1, m. Kwlolinium. /- nifiht Kiii,
falftc-* (in lumes of oompouuds) suaia^v
S>Iko1. m. (uaiacoL
■billeterie, /, cod in anull lumps; Bmitll lum[
of coal. BklUetem, a, lumpy, lump, rubbly (as omil). KanicUn, m. coal in small pieoet: small pien
BaUlette, /. coal in lumps, rubbly ooal; Jionj
Kalne, /. shealli, case; shaft: flue;
or shflll) gaine, priming tubs. ■diur, C.I. sheath, iacaso. KalncHe, /. making or sellina af shea'
talHtidcnilmetTc,
■■lactique, a. lactic
■alsctometre, m. ke
■alsetamétrle, /. Balactometry.
■aUctonlqiie. a. Eaiactonic,
■■iBetaw, /. galactase; (Fht/nol.) galactosia.
BAloctodeniùmi ■iron-) calactic.
iR.) Ealansal, galanf
any member of the aenus Aljnna
gaUirme, n. a fermented bevsrsxe n
milk.
- -' roducine galbanum.
■afaheptonlqnc, □. e
m; (Mad.) itoh; (Bof.)
/. («in.) galena, galenite. ne. a. («in.) gâleDie(al): (FAnrm. ct Mtd.i GsleniD(a]). ■■lère, /. gallei; fumnce. galley. IKlerle, /. gallery: ahell, frame, platform (attached to the side of somethini); Bus (of a boiler) ; (.Minino) drift, adit, gallery. Balet, fn. pebble; gravel, shingle; disk (placed over the column of liquid in a polarimeter) ;
— de rtmUmenl, frictioa roller. ■klBtaic. m. CSunpowdtir) makiog press cake, galeter, i.I. (Chinpoader) press into pnsB caks. ■■let-fiilde, n. rnUor gmde.
gialcttc, /, (Ëat) cake; specif.. (Qunjwder)
■«■enx. a, (of glass) covered with gall or soum;
iteby. mangy, scurfy. GaUcc, /. GaUda (Spun). GsHele,/. Galicia (Austria). ■aUeleiii a. Galioian. ■aUpot, m. galipot, gaUipot. ■kllpat«r, i.l. coat with galipot. RsUatc, m, galUte,
— banque de bitmulh, (Pham-) bismuth sub- gallate.
■Blk, /. gall (of plants); speoif., nutgall. g&D- nut; gallfly; knot, lump, eonoetioii (as in
— d-Alep. Aleppo gall.
— de chine, oak gaU.
~ de Chine, Oiinne gall (from sumach). galMlne, /. gallein.
:a yielding gt
Kaftocyanlne, /. {Dyee) gallocynn
>•/- EalvanoplMtleo, -plasty. Salnoopiutiqae, a. giilvBnoplutio. ■alTumtyver, i.i. alsctrotype. Samblr. m. g&mbier, gambir.
Jdnd of UmA-
RBilt, m. glove; gkuntlet.
— de laboraioire, laboTftt^sy alova. ■Bnterte./. ElamDBkinK; eIovb trade, Kir»IH»gc tn. mBdcler dymng. Buanee, /. nudder. — a. mAdder^olored,
/. Dudder dyflhou
■hèlter» preoerve.
jrins nuitler eitrauted 'rora nuddar dyeing, field; madder dye-
CUViMliM, /. garanon, ganmone.
■aruitt m. dt / guarantor» guaranty, mmty;
latAeing; aeciu
garde. /. guard; protection, cuitody. — m
guard; tweper^ warden , SBrde-eorpS, m. Tailing, rail, guard rail. BBrde-l^* m. fire guard; {Metal.^ fumaai
BBTde-fMit m, - garde-oorpa. Bmrde-fMir, lude-ninriuaii, m. furnace man ■■rdCTt vA- keep; yuard, — -ir.r, keep, remai: uuepoited; b«waro (of), keep (from]
Sardc-rae, n. eye shade; lampshade. gate. /. (ndlway) station ; ewitob, «hunt. IWl^rlsn', v.t. A t. gargle. Carcariame, n. garirle, <V«I.) gargariam.
" mieh, supply, provide, «took, fit.
i; fiU; 1
;. fao
stuff; gamisb, deci ■ambaage, garnlsieDieDt, m. furnishing, i (see garnir). SvniHwa batiqae, fUilai.) basic lining.
Uing; lining; mounting; fit
ing, furniture; edge, border; set, assort meat; outfit; oroameut; ^Mach.) packing, stuffing; bearing bor. — bofiqiit, litetal.l basic Uniox. faron, m. «purge flai {Daphm Dnfiliiim);
(■rouille, /. kermès oak (Qwmi aKciSera) or
e,/. Oas.
gasptlln'. KMtrlqBe, a. gssUic. Bfttc. m. spoiled part. Kfttcan, n. cake. tfttor.
Sandcr, t.t. dye with w Biufre, /. honeycomh; waffle. gaufrer, o.f. emboas; goffer, pis ganlCi /. pole, rod. staff, stick. Baulthfole, /. (Aoi.l Gaultheria — coudiie, wintergreen {G. pri
BaylnsaltB, /. {.Mia.) gaylussite gai, m. gas.
— ofrodètw. air oarburetted by passage thru ligbt hydrocarbons, air gas.
— à l'air, producer gas (made with dry tit).
— à TAi
— asphyxiant, asphyxiating gas.
— brûUi, burnt Eases, flue gase
— earboniqiu, carbon dioxide gas.
— d'Schappement. (of explowon ei
— de duraffaee, fuel gas.
— d'tclairage, illuminating gas.
— (jal mamû, msreb tu.
— détonant, dfltooatinji c*fl-
— ill nllc, city (bs.
— ' Éthilarant, — KHarartt, laughing cas.
— rnixU, mixed cas, apecif, semi-water si
— natarel. ostursl gw.
— Ridit. Bicbé gu (a fuel gas made from
wood or o^er organic matter) -
— SUmen», SiemeikB gas, producer gas.
— sif^ocanJ, aaphyxiatiiig gas-
— lonnani, detonatlDg gas,
BBiélfœrnie, a. gaaiform. gaaeous.
gaiélté, /. saseousDeeg. guao^u natun « state.
suit, t.l. gasi ipecif-, ^Melal^ reduce with
gaseous fuel; corer with game; veil, wuette,/. newspaper, gaiette: (Ceram.) sagger.
génCrsUmtloil
gélnci /. gein (humio acid). gtl, m. gel; fioet. fclKble, a. oongesJable. ■«UUne, /. gelatin.
— Kittimait, gelatin.
— de ffuem. eiplûsîve gelatin.
— téçétait, vegetable gelatin (gliadïn). ■eUUoe, a. gglatined, coated with gelatin,
treated with gelatin. lUQC-dlDUllIte, n. gelatin dynamite, gelatin maker. gélstlBein, a. gelatinous.
.. gelati
Eable.
gelatJn or jellr, geTatioatfl. gelatinize. ■f l>tlniri>niH, a. gelstiniform, VêlatlIliiaDt, p.a. gelatinizing. — a. galatinia-
ing BgBnt. gelstiniier. CélatlDlBatloii, /. gelaCiniiation. geUtiniiing. gélatlnlser, r.t, gelatiniie. selBtlno-bromiire, /. geUtinD-bromide. gélaHno-chlonirc, /. gelatiuo-chloride. gClatlan. /. coogelation. gelation. ■CbitoB*, /. gelatoH. teKe, /. jelly; frost, freew, trooring.
— ûlvcérinie. (Pharm.) glyoerinated gelatin. ■:el«', V.I., i. * r. freeiB, conge»].
ily, having a relatively
(of Bt ending by frosi
atlODt /. jeiiincacion, jeijymg.
*, ..I. * r. jpUify, jelly. ■eUforme, a. of the nature of a jelly. géllcolte, /. lExpl.) geliiaite. g^low,/. gelDse; (loosely) agar.
" ' ' /. gelseinine; (Bol.) gelsemi
«*inlr,..i. groan, moan.
icmmve, n. indàng. tapping (of treea for
ofgaeM.
— à mari, severe tapping resulting in the
tor gasifying coal.
death of the tree.
— à vie, tapping in such a way aa not to IdU
the tree.
liquida. — o. carbonating.
gUttaing.
gasolene.
Kl —, rock Hit.
n»drte, o. gasifiable, tending to gasify.
■endre,/. (Anal.} gum.
— à dodit. a gas holder with a bell which can
be raised and lowered.
Cfner, r,(. impede, hinder, embarrass; inooor
venience, annoy, trouble.
■énénti, a. à: m. general.
SBMn, m. grass: turf. sod.
Eame.
■taut. m. giant. - ». giaot, gigaoHc. huge.
■enéraUtfi, /. gener^ty.
ttoÊrmimar, m. geneiBtor; from which nnothei > OTisinH] substance. —
Bpedf-, s eubetano bfltAncfl ia foimed
which othen are fonned {aa, unt allviot e ttt mAdur gtnérateurt, aa lUEoy and ït componant metals; U méhtTuff généraUu iTun compoit, the miitun from which i
|«n£ntir, a. geoerati?
>f land) fertile, lerically.
BénCalqncmenl, ads. genetically. Senratrcllei cenMlndlei /. (Bol.) i ■TeâAweed, dyer'a weed {GeniaU
s, dyer'e broom, woadwa
ténGHqne, s. genetic. OentlB, /. Geneva, BCDéTTctte, /. a drink made h
B, /. bèifer,
1, n. knee; (Tech.
spcaf. ball-and-eocl
geiMiillM«, /. joint, ci
joint: toggle joint;
— Saxt, Sa^on type (t
a ahallow tyi>e
|«IUI,m.pI. people, ' fent, /. tribe, race.
'. yellow sentjan, b liana lalra). CentUnlnc, /. gentianïn.
SSodlque. a. geoiiic. léoBrte, /. (Bm.) Geoffnea. /. geo«iaphï.
geographio(al). uqBcnunt, <uh. geocraphioatlj'. /, geology,
geolo«ic<al).
odp. geologically. VColatac m. geolooBt. SêomitTal, a. geometrical. Seomebrtc. /. geometiy. ■eamfbrlqne, a. geometricfal). (temétrlqnement, adt. geometrically. ■Crsnee. /. manuement, manaienhip. serMOmtéea, f.pl. (Bot.) Geraniaeen. Céninlali m. geranial (oitial), ■CranlDl, m. gersniol. ifranlque. a. geranic. Kennlnm. m. Wot.) geraiiiuin.
i_PdoTgonium
Kentdoal, a. i gvTinlDatlOD,
jé»lt,Vi*.'lie, rest^be.
setae, f. (Bot.) vetchling (LalAi/nu). p
gestation,/, gestation.
gestion, /. management, adcoiDistratii
. Mt of bricks in the Hln. .>. squirt, vurt, spray.
ddenr li
Bklmr, m. Bpr»yer, atomûer, uoule, — o. squirtiiuE, eprayinc, ato m igi n g.
BllléBle, /. (£«.) Gillenia, Indiiui physio (Par-
■lllon, m. (fini.) miatlitoe (FiKUn olbun). Slo, m, whiiliy; (abusively) lin. SlnSKS, m. ticking (the cloth). Klnsembre. n. ^nàa.
— 61dnf , white a^Dcer, Juuaîea cingar, peeled
r (Zùuibdr offi^
Blnglbrinet /■ powdered gïti^er.
dole.
wool sloth UHd foi /, ehondalior; {Fj/rù,. <
I, m. (Min.) fire opi»l, airwol; (flw heliotrope, giiaeol. ■Iimtloil, /, Eyrstioa. ElTfttolre, a. gyratory, gyr&tioiul. girofle, m, dove.
a. -In the phrase canneUt giroJUe, elo^
bBTk.
I IBot.) I
■Isanti p.pr. of g^eir.
mjOon»,'
) dflpoflït: podtion De eoTih; bearing.
.ratified depoeit.
B pi. of géâir, Btt> pr. J nriff. of gésir.
■ttë, m. (minerai) depoait; bed; lodging; home; lower millstone; l(« (o[ beef). — JtZ^Tifm. vein depoeit. ^ — «Mimenfotre, sedimentary depoeit, Beati- fied depoeit. ()TTe,..,.wl
IB f roe
lurfHce of vui
glné, a. (roety, (metsd. GI. Symbol of plucini'un Cberyllium). ■l>C>Ce. m- ieing, etc. («e glacer) . Ciscc. /. ice; freeiing point; plate glass; lo ing glaas. minor; glsêa, Ihub; glass h
ig (for pastry) ; ieing, sugu on
— fondante, n
— pilfa. crushed Ilaee, p. I. iced, et
ntrify. '— i.i
(see glacer); glacé; icy, ; ohill; glaae: odeader:
KcriC) /. plat»cUss works or bmimw;
ueiir, n. gluei: calenderer.
aeeui. a. (of gems) Bawed, flawy; ii
glacial, a. glacial; icy, freeniig Cladale, /. (£o(.) ice plant {Mai
crvafoUinufn). SUeler, m. plate-glaas maker;
Slaton, m. piece of io
ing with glair.
ilay; vault of a glasa furnace- — -a. phrase l^rn etaite, clay aoil, cl^, . clay, treat with day.
ClalaHrc, /. clay pit.
fland, n. acorn; tassel: (Anal.) glaas.
Clande, /. gland,
— turrénale, suprarenal gland, adtooai gland. tUnduialre, cUndOleiii, a. glandular, -ulous.
.1. ± i. glea
glaaqne, a. glaucous, bluish green.
■letM, /. litharge.
gleDcomètre, m. gluoometer, gleuoomeUr.
■Hkdlnc, /. gliadin.
gUasant, p.a. sliding, slipping; slipp^y.
^uement, m, sliding, slipping, gliding.
sUsser, t.t. elide, elip. glide. — i.i. sUp, slide.
BllBsenr, m. slider; IMocA.) sliding piece, slide
BlInHr*, /. slide bar, slide, si
gnsmlr, m. slider, slide block, slide ■IIsmItc, /. slider, sliding piece;
block, gmde, ■tohal, a. lump, total, entire, groaa.
«.guide bar,
tfolMUn
ftobmlll, maac iil. of ^oImI.
Ckbe, n. (loba; ball; glaaa «>v«r (u for i
dock). flobelUt a. rlobosa, vlobutar, ■loblfarinc a. slobulaT, (lob»«liBped. ■hibliM. /. alobin. Klobnlalra, a. slobular, iphericol, ■lobale, m. globals; C^^.) c«piuck; pellet.
-Mane,
(of ti
ne. blood .
— routfff, rvd DorpuBCle {ai the blood),
— aaitffuin. blood corpuBcle. Elobiileni, a. Elobulous, globuUr. Ilobullclde, a. destroying blood o ■lobuUii, m. (Phuriol.) leuDocylo. ■lobllllile, /. globulin. ïtoballiiiiTle, /. (Med.) (lobulmuria. ■tobulolTM, /. (Phnrial.) hemooytolj™.
■---!ilii«,/,Blobulo»e.
t, f. (loiy. honor, Bplsndor; {PW'-) &ud
CkMserule, /. «nail i
meruJe, glomerulua
floiHiIne, /, iPharrn.) i
; (Bol., *to.) ilo- In, glonolne (nitro-
Slorlciiit a. glorious, «pbudid. iloaulrc, m. sloflaajy; vocabulary. ir m. guigJe, ciiTEUaa.
common buidook {Arctium K grasa. cleaven tQaiHwn).
oiu. Btioky. Hdhesirs, vj B./. gluoina (bwyllia).
Staeobeploiilqae, a. glueohsptomD. Slnoomttre, m. glucomel«r. iJueoiilqlle, a. gluconic. e, /. glucoean. e, /. glucose.
«t with gluoo».
uQo» factory; glueoae lE
jmear with binjlime or other riaooi Hubstaace, lime, make etioky. Slutamtne, /. ilutamiue. Klntamlqne, a. glutamic. glntarlqae, a. glutaiic. SiDtCD. m. gluten; glue, oement. (laHnmloIre, a. agglutinating, aggluCmative. KtatflM^ /, glutiu fold auno for gliadin and U selatin). ■- 11. o. glutinou..
t, }. (JWd.) glycemia.
SireCrt, tlreérat, m. {Phiam^i ilyceriu, gly»- eriu loolution of a oledidnal Aubatance in glyoBiia). QVl/cèrsU «tmplfl, = gïyoéré d'amidoa.
— d'oluR, glyoeiiu of alum.
— d'omidon, glyoerite of «tarch, glyoetin of
— Ae fcoropliicérïds, glycerite of botoglyoerin, Bolu^on of boroglyceride.
— d£ p«pn'n0, glycerin of papain.
— dfl phhvA, glycerite of phenol, glyoerite of oarbolic acid.
— àt soutacéiau de jJdib*, âlyoerin of sub»»- tate of lead.
— de tannin, glycerite {or glycerin) of bulDie
— d'hudrruHi du Canada, glyoeiite of hydtas-
ElrcMde,/. glyoeride.
■IroMiw, /. glyoeiin (in Ors. Chm. better called glycerol) . — ' phénitut. (PharmJi glycerite of phenol.
— lonniîM, (PAoDB.) glyoerite <or glycerin)
Elreero-aneDbl*, t
glyceroboric. gljetnM, m. - glyoérf . — d'acide pkfnique, glyceiit» (or glycerin) of
phenol, Elreéropboiptaate. m. glycerophosiibate. BlreêroplMwpboriqliei a. glyoerophosphorio. KljtÉnue, }. glycorose. Blreeiyle, glrcUe, m. glyceryl. ^yelde, m. glyoide,
larcin, ra. glyoin |a photographic developer). i^rcloatJoil. /. formation of or eombiuation
with glycine, glycination, ■Uelna, /. glycine; gludna (beryllia); CBofc)
Glycii
a plan
Klfclnhim, m. glucinum Cberyllium).
^yclquc. a. slucic,
llrcacballqne, a. glycocholic,
tjycocolle, m. glycocoll (glydne).
sly eoK^iUH, /. glyoogenase.
■IreoéSoe, m. glyoogen. — a. glyoogenom
Slyooc^ntee, glycocéiile, /. glyoogeoeds.
glyoogeny. glrcocenlque. a, glycogenic. KlfCOl, Bi. glycol. I4reol>'oldc< /. glycoUmide. ^coljqae, a, glycoUc. .
ElreoM, /- «lueoae. Irarely) ïlyew ■lïcOBMe. n. (luooaide. Elrcorarle, /. Blyoomirift. f lucniii 1. (tycoBuriç.
_ . . •»/■ glycyirhiiin.
■Ijoiali in. glyoml.
CirDiklliUne, /. glyaulidine Qmidaioliiie),
Siroulllie. /. ilyaialioe (imiduote).
■IrolTllline, a. ilyoiylia. Elyoïalio.
SnelM, m. iPtlroB.) gneùa.
Cnebsciu. cnelislque. a, ineiano, eoeiseuH
KOr adt. la the phrAae toul de go. reodUy, it
mediately. fOlMtetf ni.cup (taller than buH ftod frequent
without ft handle) : goblet: (Pvro.) cbh f. msQufHCture a( drinkinc (lui in broadly» of bIbu veeseb; hoUo'
I. iUatonry) pmnting.
— dt futte. f uH cup. goémon, m. seaweed; epecif., fuci - 'ïe, m. (UnJ.) Eoiter, goitre.
-~ dt fur, - tomme dea
— det/unérailici. bitumEO.
^ dea aagtt, {Old Chem-) mercury.
— du Stnégal, SeneKal gum. gum Saaesal.
— éiatti^iie, Hum elasdo, caoutchouc, rubber.
— exptonw. explofuve gelatia.
— loui-du-jIeuM, Qalam gum (a kind of sum
— iat/ue, lao» gum lao.
— tiicudo-adniiiinU(el, saw» gum.
— Toive. red gum; (Old Ciem.i sulfur.
— èauvaer, (fiTiWwr) wild rubber, aa eon-
goDune-cntte, /. gi
i: (of t
imferi m. gum-bearing tree, gum tree
tfeàl. tbe acad«, IDnuDinrCi a. gununiferoua. gum-yieldiiig. CDininiw<(lB«tlI, a. toaaaoat,/. gui
loader, 1 1, biaae.
\ it i. (of platea, etc.) buckle-
awolled, awollen, diatended, in-
■nsll, diiteatwn.
gMle-de-idfean, a. of 1
KOrger, nJ. (Pyra.) fill; lol KDrvDiuola, m. Oorgoniolf foiler, m. throat, Eullet.
boUow, iwm;
le irideaocDt ookff of a
■ondroniie loudronoerle, /.
prepared; pis landronnMii, a.
goaet
isoet, m. wam (plant at tb« esdui Aram o
— à bma ftuiUeat jack-in-ths-pulpit» Indiai
Saolbe. m. (ulf, ^yn.
taata, t.l. Eouge.
■oiiJoD. m. gudgeon, pin, imc, dowel.
■oolot, m. Deck (of i. battle or other vessel).
■onplDe, /. pm; pet. key, splint.
Ban^Don, m, (est tube brush (or one foi
Uke); ,
uCor
goniriUaiiiier, p.
brush, bottle Drusn or uie fotirde, /. (Duid ; Ouk, cAntei lonrv, /. adulterated drug. KDDMi, V.I. adulterate (dru(B). Bonraor, m. adulterator. XmuBe. /. pod; (of garlio) cloi
. forge), nith a 1
; (lea oHen) ■mell; reliah.
Ukef
CMItt«, /. drop; (Phnrm.) minhn; lAtKiyinn) bead; bljater (in a casting); globule of oxidised metal (in an ingot); (Jlffd.) août. — it — , drop by drop, dropwise. ■ontteletta, /. droplet little drop, ■Datler, i.i. drop, drip. ■•■itleDi, a. gouty, — n, gouty perMo, ^l /, gutter, trough, spout;
rudder; helm;
BODTenutmr, m. (JVocA,) governor, regulator, ■i>Drenie« /, suidanoe, guide. ■onTemement, m, govemmeat ; management.
direction; steering- ■•nterner, i.l, govern; steer; manage. ■ODTenunr. m. governor; helmsman, ■QUTlan, IF). Urge bolt. tajm, f. guava (the fruit) . gorsvleft m, guava tree, guava. STabemn, m. (PAorm.) fragment, refuse, garble. IT>bel>Kei m. (PAarm.) sorting to remove
Crabeler. t.t. (Pliann.) oull the refute Iront.
ITftee, /. grace; (hanks.
— d. thanks to, owing to, an account of. crsdeni. a. graceful; gradcua, Cradatir, a, grwiational. Sndmthtn, /. gradation. Crade, m. rank, grade: degree: (.Malh.)
BiadDfi, P.O. graduated. — n. graduate. SradiHl. a. gradual. traduellemeat, adr, gradually. Sradaer. 1. 1, graduate.
bead; {Pharm.) pellet; {Slach.) buehing, step; IGiaat) opaque incluiuon. atone; <tfacl.) pustule, pock; shower; squall.
à fffainê fini. Ana-grained.
A graina orrAa, cloee-graioed.
d groê ffraint. large-grained, coarse-gr^ned.
— i Jaciitea. grain showing faoets of orystala. faeetcd grain.
— awutfU. grain showing aoicutar orystals.
— d'atnoTM, (.Pvro.j primer.
— de bœuf, buffalo berry, bullberry {Lepar-
ffnu'nfl df iin. linseed, flaisetd.
— tfuiU. mottled grain.
irmtne. /, seed; berry: egge (of sUkwonns).
' — d'afr^treUt, amber seed, musk seed.
— d'Atiffnan. Avignon berry, French berry.
— d'icariait, kermee, bermes berry.
— da Hn. Qaiaeed, linseed,
— . de paradis, grain of paradiae.
— de Perte. Faiàan beny.
— de Turquie, (Indian) eom, muse.
— ^une, yellow berry.
wseed.
seed. irainet de TiUv, tilley, tUley seed
Cralan tigtium).
— HnEt^rialt, kermès, kermès berry.
CnUoricT, irslner. etc. See greneler,
cmlssaKe, m. greasing; lubricating;
' leooming ropy, rt^ng (ae of wine)
milky and
Intraeta
ble
tate du
toeiceiB
of sulfate
n proportion
toUme.
dmmm.
oJ.'m<nU.
-e. greaae
(or
tat) for
foodpur-
"^^aU
nimal fa
t.
baleamlp
{PAorm.)
purified
bitu
de laine.
wool gl
reaee
(when
purified)
— boucaae, (ffot.)
nfiia aaxifragà\-
grande cisivt, [BoL)
poison hemlook (Conl'w
grande diffitate^ (Bot.) common foialove. tp^ndc joubarbe. (But.) common houAâle«k- grande matH, mun body (of a blast furnaoe). grande maam. (Bol.) wild mallow IMala
91/hetlri9). grandi vilem, great selooity: full speed:
train, quick dbpatch.
— fof/cr, boaliof (of a blaat furnacpj .
— gamin, — garçon, a glasablower's chief called vnriouBly finit footman,
ball m arandt bUi, w
hoHor,
mltse de minage, gréa» fol
household UH.
mnd (oMl, (Bol.) common sunflower.
— de mouton, mutton suet.
eutton tallow.
le — OcAin, the Pacific Ocean.
— de riiene. reserve fat. ~ du iiiuTt. butter fat,
— du porc, lard.
snnd-dac, m. grand-duke.
gnnitat, /. greatness, largeness, etc. (see
— minérale, crude paraffin.
— tégilale, vegetable fat.
height, stature.
ts and kitchens.
KTMuUr. e.i. grow: inerease, - t.l. ma«nifyr
dripping, kitchen stuff.
make great; cause to grow, — ti.r, make
craluer, i.l. crease: lubricate: clog (a file).
py or oily.
■nlsserk, /. grease business;
grease abop.
lion; growth.
«r, oUer. —a.
■tanit, m. granite.
lubricating, greasing.
— d Bodtl, grease cup.
■Tant(«ni, sranltlque, a. granitie.
-- méatni^ue, sell-actiag lubricator.
■ranltOldc, a. granikàd.
CralMcni, a. greasy: fatty.
cnluler, m. grease dealer. -
a. grease, deal-
■nnnlal», a. granular.
mm, m. (Baa.) Gram soluCio
ETamea, m. (Bol.) grass.
gnmlnee, /. (Jioi.) grass, gr
«nineous plant,
snnnle, m. granule.
sugar.
irsnnlcr, r.i, granulate, grain.
snunme, m. gram, gramme (
5.433 graina].
cnnd, a. great: large: long,
wide, high, tall,
full; main, chief; gran
■nnolDse, /. granuloM.
maximum; great man:
dignitary; (in
■rapniane, a. graphic, graphical, —«.dia-
eohoola) senior: grandee: greatness.
gram, drawing, graph.
mphltatloo, /. grapbitiiation; manufacture
an — , on a large scale; (of pictures, etc.)
of graphite.
full-si«-, at large: grandly.
snppe, /, cluster, bunch, (BbI.) n
glomeratian, mass, tump; grapesbot, grape: cluster of buUete; powdered
- de raùin, bunch of grapsa; grapeahot. ■fapplers, m.pt. the nonpulveruleat I'eeidue ibtained when hydraulic liiue is slaked. I slow-setting cement caltcd ciment dt
ich; thick; làrg. C(wn.) aliphatic; (of fine) ropy, oily ; (of glas) milky and hard work (see graisse) ; (of metals) soft; (irf asting sand) loamy; (ol soil) heavy, layey: (of plants) fleshy; moist; slippery; ieBt,fiesh. — m.fat; flesh, meat; (Soap)
rhite soap. — ^ojii!. thick, thiekly. grateron. m. goose grssa, cleavers (QaliuaO;
burdock (Arctium lappa); sweet woodruff
{Arpentla odorala); etc, ■latlflcatlan, /. gratuity; allowanoei re-
Kntlole, /. (Bdl.) Gntiola.
CatlgUne, /. irBtialm, iraUa, adr. & a. gntis. (ree Cratt^e, m, Bcrspiug, etc. 8r>tt«f /. Bcrapcr- Sratte-boEsse, /. wiie brus tnttcr, VÀ. scTHpe; sera (cloth); fiatter. —t.». grattoir, m. aomper: rske; ttatolt, a.
'.) eraywocke, jcreywaoke •k; (of Boiuiie) d»p.
IBveUy.
SraTement, adt. gravely, seriou
b« etched; (Puro.) split, en
■nrler, n. (ravel; (.SolOalowm
«ea sdt is heaped. ■nrlllon, iR. coarse cravel. ■rnlmèbv, I», gravimeter (a I
É 1. climb, cUmb up, asmnd. ,/. Bravilation. Krarite, /. gravity.
— s-pèà^riue, specific gravity- Brariter, c.i. gravitate. BrarlTOlnmetre, m. aa instrument for
uriuE out an eiai^t weight of liquid. Bnn^ iB.pl. screeniues (of plaster) ; rul Crarare,/. eugraviuc: etchinE. grC, m. will, inDliuation; likinR. da — d —, by mutual Bgreemeat. m —, in »ood part, kindly. BTCC, a. .6 m. Greek. Gl<c«, /, Greeoe.
(rccqnc, o./Bm. of grec. — /. fretwork, I Brelh,/, graft: grafting; record offlee. (relier, p.I. graft; attach; implant. — i
grafted; be attacbed- tr«cc a. (of ailk) raw. Crilc, B. slender, thin, somtl. ^m. hail. xrUer, i.(. pass (wai) thru the f&nr. ■
hail. ttUet, n. rather slender or thin. grCloIr, m.. grHolrc, /. a perforated vei!t
converting wu Into ribbons, threa
grt^nfi before bleaohing. (rfilon, m. hailstone. Krenmde. V. pomegranate; creuade;
Grenada. -^ à fasti, riHe grenade.
— d main, hand grenade.
mmule /uianit, time grenade.
. — inceruilulrr, inciindiary grenade.
— sji^ocanie, asphyxiating Kronade. grenuUflr, m. pomegranate tree; grenadier. Cl«iudln, a. In the phrase rirop ^modin,
sirup of pomt^cranate, greoadlliep /. airup of pomegranate, grenadine. trenage, m. grasulatjon, graining. «Kniog. grenaille, /, granulated metal; grantilat«d
form (of metal); granular carbon; grain;
small shot: refuse grain, taiUufe. en ^, granulated.
— dt plomb, granulated lead.
— iFtlain. granulated tin.
— de âne, granulated lino. greualUcment, m. granulation. grenainvr, r.f. granulate. grenat, m. A a. garnet.
vder.
grener, i.l. grain
grenetcr, c.t. graii gréneUne, /. grenc grenette, /. little i
wwUle,
/, frog; triturator «or antim
DU, a.
grained, g
rainy, granular. —
grain, g
anular str
, m. sandstone, grit, gritatgne; pav
(Cm™
-àaiau
MT, grindst
grit.
^d, i/e
e, the refr
letory material of H
iblea, mad
from Grecby and sa
jr pondered glaaa; aleet. D.a. shriveled; (Cerom.) having rougl 1 gla», — m. (Cerom.) roughneaa < ig ot the glaie, due to reducing vapoi
■rCdlleiiieiit, m. ehriveling, e
«amer, v.t. ahrivel, ahrivtJ up; trim (tl edges of a piece of glass); (C«ram.) give rough, pitted surface to. — t,i. sleet.
. /. BuidBtoaequarrï; aandstone work;
re, /. mortar uuid, ooaiae siuid: sand bank; utraad; Btrike (uf ymrlten).
BrtTllte, m. strilur. -
, hook,
_ _ __ m: BCtfttchlng.
■rifle, /. cUw; catch,
mtch ; Btamped aign
uatura): loot, rootl
oriffrt dt airofit, clave
(tlfler, >.t. aeite with, or u with, claws, grip;
KTlIIUTdi m. hard BtoDcware, used ia cdi>- Doafusedly cryatalllBed ^pauia,
I, m.pl. ohve husks, marc of olivea;
(TlllBie, m. roasting, eta. (see griller).
— M êUdUê, (uilal.) Toasting in stalls.
— #n tas. roaating in heaps-
Erlller, „.i
porch
grlllDtr,
I kiln;
grlmiHwe, m. climbina.
irlmper, t.i. dt r. climb (up); (of saltis) isreep. grlneer, ci. grind, grata; gnaah. — «.(.gnash, ■rIndfUe, /. iJBol.) gum plant (GrinMia):
(Pharm.) grindelia. griotte, /, a sour cherry; a spotted marble. grlottier, m. a kind of cherry tree. Srlppage, m. seiiing. etc. |s«e gripper). Crtppeler, i.r. shrink. grippement, m. neiiing, etc. (see gripper), irlpper, I.I. seiie. grip, catch; snatch: shrink,
contract. — - P.r. ehrink, shrivel. — s.t.
(Mach.) grip. bind, wedge, grind. Crlppnre, /. (Moci.) worn part. grlB,a. gray, grey; (of paper) unbleached, brown;
(of wine) pale; tipsy. — m. gray, grey.
(Ill Oder, steel gray.
— ' dair, light gray.
— d'octer, steel gray.
— A; /tr, iron gray: (D*
— dt perte, pearl gray.
— dc line, line dust.
— fond, dark gray.
cmUUe,'/. griuled 'color,
and black. — a. griisl
grlaard, a, dark gray, or gi
Brosserie, /. wboUeale trade.
•cherry bush, goosaberry. OB. -/.gross; laraepleea.
grossly; imperfectly. gmBsltrelé, /. coaiaencai BTOSSir, i.t. grow large or
lely; roughly, rudely, ; OGarae language-
nifying; enlarging; in.-
magnifying power; enL grouular.
■nH*. /. (jotto. StODpe. m. ciDup; »t.
— direflmr, direr^tmc group, On dj
— haptophort, h^tophoroiu crau]
pthjrp ETOup.
— imidir imido Cor imlao) ffroup.
— fu//imiQTi4, suironic group, suLfo l — ■ toxoptutre, toxophorous EToup, toxophore
' — yUriqut, yttrium grouj fiaapemeat. m. ttoi
Ifilte.) coDDKtini. . .
— pnxlUfiîiH, prsotbetia iroup. Stonpcr, I.I. croup; (Slec) conn
— AI dentation, — «n fuanJiU. (££ec.) oooncct
— en ttrit, -^ (71 lenaian, (SlK.) oouaeit i
SniAIlt m. meal, coarae flour, specif, wïiea me»!; KriCfl, croate; flour; gruel; «ma
>.(. ttancb. /.bark.
flmrAre, m. QruyAre
— de cAouMS-Jwuri*, ba'
whale refuae.
— photphaU, phoophati Ade, /. woad, pastel (e
ler dye or plant) . : cram, stud. Bédon, m. woad
rely, hardly, little, -, recover; heal; be
phone booth. — retpiruloirt, Toapiration chamber. KUHTC, /. war; warfare; war department. BuerrlcTi a. warlike, martial. — m. warrior. rneadre, /. woad. psatel. Cnudron, m. woad dyer. mvtf m, watch. inctter, b.(. watch; lie in wait tor.
" ' throat, mouth Co( a btart fur-
□aee); mouth (of a lewer).
Die. /. mouth : (of a eud) muuls, moutli;
(Founding) gate.
B,/. (J™
/. (J™,) WW.
Cnlehet, m. wicket; Uttle window; shu SUjdate, m. guiding, etc. (see guider). pitde, m, guide, — /. rein.
rnildlve, /. a kind ol
tailler.
Cnlllolre, /. ferment:
/, (flof.)
■Kinder, v.l. raise
cnlper, t.i. wind, Calae, /. manner,
en — de. instead of, hy way of. ffammlftrv, a. gummiferous, gum-bf nuxn, snrinm, EnrjDD, m, gurju
■ ■ (from DipUraooTnu ipeei»),
Cntta, /. Short for gutta-peteha. Cntta-penlu, iDtta-perca, /. gutta-percha. tntttt J- eamhoge, gum guttff .
901.) Kuttiferous; (i/in.) in the
tape or the like).
gypsiferouB. m. gypsometer (apparatus ira
trpsomttrhiDe, a.
crnMrc, a. gyntoiy.
haWie. a. c^iabla, DompateDt, skiUful, derer. babUemcpt, odi. ably, ikillfully, cisverly, lubUf te, /. ability, ekill, cUvernoK. habUlaie, m. diauug, etc. (see babiller). babmemeat, m. clothing. hBblller, i.l, drew; cover, wrap; clutbe; fit,
become. — f.i. Et, be becomioc. h»blt, m. attire, clothea, gumant, suit, habit,
habitant, m, inhabitimt, resideiit. habitation, /. dweliini, habitation; bauut;
Bettlemont; plaotatioa. baliltiir, (.1. inhabit, live in. —i.i. dwell. habltDde, /. habit.
d' — -, ordinarily. haMtael, a. ububI, cuetomary ; habitwi. habltmllement, adt. lumally, cuHtomarily;
habitually. habituer, v.i, habituate, aooustom.
bacber, i.l. chop, hack, cut (in piecei), hash, mince, shred; hatch, ahade. , /. hatohet. 'UaUj — hachetle-marteau-
choppiag board.
haleter, it*, pant, breathe auiokly. haUm«tn. m. - halomitre (first del.}. halle, /. market, market place.
hakwhlmiqne, a.
taliOKêae, th. halogen.
- a. halt^eu, halo-
hatograpliie, /. halosraphy, deei halolde, a. haloid, halide. ~» kalolosU, /, a treatise on salt halolOBlqDe, a
b«,/. hip. haunch; (fxA.) le(. kUbaDC, /- (Bot.) henbane {H^otfyamut
n. open abed.
thet happckiorde, m, imita liappemcnC, m. adbeh happer, t.i. adhere, buck, — i.i. snap u]
snatch, aciie. harainif, /. crate <as for glaaa or porcelain). bardertc, /. iron auUate (Oii.T). dariog. hardy, v
I apeoif. to the ceni»
harmonie, /. harmony. tiarmonleiiscmeDt, ad>. fa liarmoiileDi, a. hsrmoaioi
bBMTd, m. ctum»; BCDident; huard, riBli; barwto.
au — 'd«, at the rule df. por — , by chanoB. by B™«lent, chanoa. haurder, ..(., r. 4 t, hamard, risk, vontuie.
hectoatK, becto, m. bectolitei. heetoUtrs <100 lite™; 29,417 U.S. «ah.. 22,0097 Brit,),
ou- yd*.).
pennyroyal. Mdonal, m. (Fliarm.) hedonal. bHtontbe, m. (flol.) .anflower. heliaotbn».
UUee, /. heUii (Mtch.) screw.
. rt. haehisJi. tuitchetliief /, (Mirt.) hatohettitc, batoKet^e. hite, /. haste, hurry, bestiness.
d ta — , en — -. in haste, hastily, hurriedly. bftter, p.l. * r. hasten, hurry, quielien. bftUf, a. hasty; premature; (of fruits) early- hfttATcment, ode. hastily: earty. hanfwerk, m. run of mine, mine run.
B,/. r
ecoad
Twsed; (of weather) clear, haut, a. high; deep; upper: (of onion) bright. — tH. height; Cop. — odt. highly, high; above; back; loudly, aloud. df-^en6aa,fromabovo: froni top tO bottom.
haute prsnhm, high praauie, — /DUT71WU, bhuit funiacB, Is — Rhin, the Upper Rhine, par en — , upward; by the upper w^; at the top: up abovB,
baulenwQt. odi. highly; openly ; loudly,
haulcor, /, hwght: altitude; depth; loCtiaess, à ia — r^, on a level with, abreast with,
bant-iaumean, m, blast fumsix. battrse, /, (Afin,) haOyne, haQynite, bafanei a, light chestnut, — m. Havana cigar
ortobacco, — /, (cap,, with to) Havana. hSTTC, m, harbor; (cap., with Le) Havre. Bare (I*), /, The Hague, -eekly.
hebdoD
idalrei
bCWter, t.l. stupefy, hCllétDdc, /. (Meà.) t bfbnlqne, a. Hebre'
^^t,nds.weekly,o.
beOcoldal, a. kdicoidal. hfiUcolde, a. helicoid, helical. faeHachronile, /. heliochromy
henoehromlque, a. heliochromio beilofraphle, /. heliogcaphy. belloirapUqne, a. heliographic. fa^HofraTure, /. héliogravure. bËUopIasMe, /. a ptoceee of photo- „ héHotropliie, /. heKotropin (piperonal). b^Hotrplc, /. heliotypy. MUDm, m. heUum. fadUbON, m. <Bot.) hellebore. betinlnthef m. intestinal worm, helminth. ' belmlatblgne, a. A m. (Med.) helminthio, belTéttqne, n. Swiss. bCmatélne, /. hematein, hsmatein. taematle, /, red blood oorpusde. nrythrooyte,
htmatlne, /- hematin, htematin, bttnatlqae, a. hemstio, hematic, bematlte,/, (Afin,) hematite, —a, hematitic, blnod-red, blood,
— brunt, brown hematite, limonite,
— Tmtjje, red hematite, ordinary hematite, béinatoerlt«, m, hematocrit, hs^matocrit. Mmatos^ne, m, hematogen. hicmatogen, fa£matoIdlxie, /. hematoidin, hEematoidin. b^matolyse, /. hematotyais. hemolysis- fatmalaporpbyrlne. /. hematoporphyrin, bemaMiyle, m, logwood tree (namaian/km.). hCmatoi^ne, /. hcmatoiylin, hsmatoiylin. taCmatnrle. /, (Med.) hematuria, htemsturis, hémlalbnnuMe, /. hemialbumose, hémlctrculalTC, n, semicircular, bémlcrllDdriqiu, a. hemicylindrical, hémUdre, a. (.Cn/H.) hemihedral. bémMdrle, /, (Oyrt,) hemihedrism, bemihedry.
— jtiagiidTe, pla^ihedral hcmihedHsm- hémlédrliltie, a, hemihedral, (rarely) hemi<
hémlmelUqiie, a
Il,hiBm;
■mesble.
imwphericCal). hemltnpe, a. iCri/it.) hcmiDope, hemi ' It /• i'Orytt.} heEnitropiam»
bémoertomètov, m. benuiaytomMer, bento-
betooflobliie, /. hemoglobiu, hamoslotria, " " ièbv> m, homoglobinoinMer. 0, /. hemofiJobiiiuriL 9r /' hematolyoia, tirmolyns. , nCi/. hfimolyaia, hamolysia, béniotrtlqne. a, heouLtolytic, hBmolytiD. hfimomCbe, m. hemomet«r, hemadyiiometfir. bénMqirrTOtt m. hemopyrrolQ. hemonmiile, b£inorrb>Ble. /. hemoirhsse. hemoiTaiIiiDC. benKmli^qne. a. hemor^
bémotTDlde, Mmorrholde. /. hemorrhoid,
IiéiiioitkUque, a. di m, hsmoslatio, haiiio-
ntatic. bftiiMiaeii, m. heaequen, hcnaquîn, noal hemp. taeimê. henneh. m.