trouer

A French-English Dictionary for Chemists · 1921 · p. 391
v.t. make a hole or holes in, hole, bore, — abduct eur, delivery tube. pierce, perforate. —v.r. get full of holes. — a boule, bulbed tube (e.g. a Peligot tube). troupe, /. troop; company, throng, band, body, — a brome, bromine funnel (a small dropping party, number; herd, drove, flock, etc. funnel). troupeau, m, flock; herd, drove. — absorbant, absorption tube. trou e, /f. case (as of instruments); bundle; — acidimétrique, acidimetric tube (esp. one packet. for determining tartaric acid in wine). — alcoométrique, case of aleoholometers. — 4 combustion, combustion tube. — aréométrique, case of hydrometers. — a condensation, condensation tube (e.g. for trou eau, m. small bundle or packet; (Anat.) liquefying gases). fasciculus; bunch (of keys); outfit; trous- — da couleur, color tube (thin tube for holding seau. pigments).
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