It is called tenerol In Coup d'CEil

The art of distinguishing by a rapid jglance the weak points and of disadvantages an enemy's position, and any of given discerning advantages offered by space the of country, or selecting with judgment the most advantageous position for a camp or battlefield. [French] Coupe-choux. — A military slang term for an infantry sword; the same as frog-sticker in the United States army. [Fr.] Coupe-gorge. — In a military sense, any spot or position which affords an enemy so many advantages that the troops who occupy it must either surrender or be cut to pieces. [Fr.] Coupling are securely turning head to Horses. tail and— Horses tying each with the coupled bridoon byre in to the them off back-strap or arch of the saddle of the other, taking care that the reins, when tied, are not more than G to 8 inches long.