chauler
A French-English Dictionary for Chemists · 1921 · p. 91
v.t. treat with lime, lime; whitewash. chaulier, m. lime burner. chaume, m. culm, stem (of gra es); stubble; stubble straw; thatch. chau e, f. bag filter, filter bag. chau ée, f. road, roadway; ground floor; dike. chef-ouvrier, chau er, ».t. put on (stockings, etc.); fit, suit; chélidoine, hill, earth up (plants). chélidonine, chau ette, /. sock. chélidonique, chau ure, f. footwear; (of a pile) shoe. chem in, chaut, pr. 3 sing. of chaloir. chauve-sour is, f. bat. chaux, f. lime; calx. — anhydre, quicklime. — azotée, crude calcium cyanamide (com chem inée, mercial name). — calcinée, quicklime. — caustlique, caustic lime, quicklime. — commune, common lime, quicklime. — de construction, building lime. — éteinte, slaked lime. — éteinte a sec, air-slaked lime. che mine ment, — flu atée, calcium fluoride (old name). — fusée, slaked lime. cheminer, — gra e, fat lime, rich lime. chemise, — hydratée, hydrated lime. — hydraulique, hydraulic lime. — légéres, hydraulic lime fines, separated by bolting. — lourde, a kind of hydraulic lime which has been subjected to bolting to remove the chemiser, fines. — maigre, lean lime, poor lime. chenal, — métallique, metallic calx; a blue pigment said to be cobaltous arsenate. chenaux, — morte, dead-burned lime, overburned lime. chéne, — nitratée, nitrate of lime (calcium nitrate). — phosphatée, phosphate of lime (calcium phosphate). — sodée, soda lime. — sulfatée, sulfate of lime (calcium sulfate). — vive, quicklime. chaux-azote, m. (commercial) calcium cyanamide, ‘‘lime-nitrogen.”’ chavibétol, m. chavibetol. chavica, n. (Bot.) any plant of the genus Piper. chavirage, cha virement, m. upsetting, turning upside down, capsizing. ehavirer, ».t. & 7. upset, turn upside down, ( Naut.) capsize. cheddite, f/. (Hxpl.) cheddite. chef, m. head; chief. — d'atelier, works manager. chéne de file, leader; first member (of a series); (Mil.) file leader. — de place, (Gla ) foreman gla blower. — de travauz, a person in charge of laboratory work but not lecturing. — d’ouvrters, foreman. — du savonnage, (Gla ) a workman who has charge of the supplementary grinding of mirror gla , and who marks the spots to be reground. — fondeur, (Gla ) foreman founder. en —, in chief; in charge. m. master workman; foreman. f. (Bot.) celandine. /. chelidonine. a. chelidonic. m. way; path, track, course; road, pa age. — de fer, railway, railroad. — faisant, on the way, by the way. — ferré, metaled road, macadam road. /. chimney; flue, stack, shaft, smoke pipe, smoke funnel; fireplace, hearth; flame pa age (as in a fuse or primer). — d’appel, ventilating flue, ventilating shaft. — parajour, a chimney which is also a shade, as on a magic lantern or a lamp for a microscope. m. advance, progre , traveling. v.7. go, travel, move on, advance. /. case, casing, jacket, mantle, shell, wrapper; lining; facing, revetment; shirt; chemise. — d'eau, water jacket. — de cylindre, cylinder jacket. — de vapeur, steam jacket. v.t. (put a covering of some kind on), case, jacket, mantle, coat, lute. m. channel; gate (of a mold); gutter (of a roof). pl. of chenal. m. oak (tree or wood). — ad écorce, tanbark oak (any oak yielding tanbark). — a feuilles persist antes (or vertes), evergreen oak. — blanc, white oak, Quebec oak (Quercus alba); a subspecies of the British oak (it has been called Q. pedunculata). — de mer, fucoid seaweed, sea oak. — des Indes, Indian oak, teak. — de vie, live oak. — liege, cork oak, cork (Quercus suber). — pédonculé, a variety of the British oak (it has been called Quercus pedunculata). — rouvre, British oak (Quercus robur). — saule, willow oak (Quercus phellos). — vert, evergreen oak, spec if. the holm oak (Quercus ilex). 91 chéne 65 chéne yeuse, holm oak (Quercus ilex). chévrefeuille, chénevis, m. hemp seed. chevrette, chénevotte, /. woody part of hemp, boon, shive. chevreuil, chenille, f. caterpillar, larva (of a butterfly or chevrotain, moth); chenille. chevrotin, chénopode, m. (Bot.) any member of the genus Che no podium (goosefoot). chevrotine, — ant helm int i que, American wormseed chez, (Che no podium ant helm int i cum). chénopodée, chénopodiée, /f. (Bot.) any member of a tribe of plants including — Che no podium and other genera. de
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