battant

A French-English Dictionary for Chemists · 1921 · p. 61
a. beating; swinging (door); fighting; bavure, f. rough edge, seam, burr, beard, mold (Mach.) going, working. —m. leaf (of a mark, door); clapper (of a bell); batten (of a bayer, 2.7. gape. loom). bdellium, m. bdellium. batte, f. beater, beetle, rammer; (of a churn) beau, a. beautiful, handsome, fine, elegant, fair, beater, plunger. pleasant; proper, fitting; (in compound battement, m. beating; beat; clapping, flap words) step-, -in-law. — m. best; beauty; ping, stamping. beautiful; beau, fop. batterie, f. battery; fighting, fray. beaucoup, adv. much, greatly. — m. much, — électrique, electric battery. great deal, a good deal. batteur, m. beater. a — pres, by far, by a great deal. — d'or, gold beater. — de, much, many, a great many. batteuse, f. beater; churn; thrashing made —, by far, by much. chine. beauté, f. beauty. batt it ures, f.pl. hammer scale, iron scale beaux-arts, m.pl. fine arts. (chiefly Fe;O0x). bec, m. burner; lip (of a ve el); beak, bill; battoir, m. beater, rammer. neck (of a still or retort); any of various
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