carburer

v.t. carburize; carburet. earottine, /. carotin.; | | | 81 earoube, ecaroubier, earouge, carpobalsame, carquaise, earre, earré, carreau, — — — earrelage, earreler, earrelet, car relier, carrément, carrer, earriére, carro erie, carro ier, earroyage, carte, — — — eartel, cartelle, carter, carthame, earth a mine, cart ham i que, cartilage, cartilagineux, carton, — -—— — — — — caroube 55 caséeux f. carob bean, carob. carton de collage, board made by gluing sheets m. carob tree, carob. of paper together, pasteboard in the proper f. = caroube. sense. m. carpobalsamum. Obs. — de deuxiéme moulage, board made from old f. = carcaise. » paper. f. thickne ; crown (of a hat); back and — de montagne, asbestos board. shoulders; corner. — de moulage, board made from paper pulp p.a. squared; square; perpendicular; by molding or pre ing into sheets, (in part) square-built; (Paper) of the size called millboard. carré (see below). — m. square; something — de paille, straw board. square or rectangular, as an iron bar of —de papier-maché, — de pdte secondatre, square cro section, a garden bed, a stair board made from old paper. case landing, etc.; (Paper) a size about 45 — de premier moulage, board made, like paper, by 56 cm. (18 by 22 in.), medium, demy. from original materials. m. tile; pane (of gla ); paving brick; — de tour be, peat board. floor; ground; square; check, checker; a — en pate de bois, wood board. coarse file of square cro section; garden — glacé, glazed board. bed; tailor’s goose; square cushion; — minéral, asbestos board. (Masonry) stretcher; (Cards) diamond; — ondulé, corrugated board. thunderbolt. — porcelaine, enameled board. de poéle, stove tile. en —, (of books) in boards. encaustique, encaustic tile. carton-cuir, m. leather board. en ciment, cernent slab, cement block. cartonnage, m. binding in boards; making of m. paving with tile, tiling. paper-board objects; paper-board boxes v.f. pave with tile, tile. (collectively). m. cubical grain (of explosives); packcartonné, p.a. bound in boards. ing needle; (Zodl.) plaice. car tonner, v.t. bind in boards. m. tile maker. cartonnerie, f. pasteboard (or paper board) adv. squarely, square. manufacture; paper-board factory. v.f. square. cartonneux, a. resembling pasteboard, stiff. f. quarry; career; race course; arena; earton-paille, m. strawboard. course; scope, play. carton-pate, m. papier-mAché, paper pulp. f. coach (or carriage) building. carton-pierre, m. a hard variety of paper m. coach builder, carriage builder. board containing clay, cement, etc. m. checkering, squares. cartouche, f. thimble, shell (for extractions); f. cardboard; card; map, chart; bill, cartridge. —m. case; frame, cartouche account; bill of fare. (for a name, title or the like). couchée, glazed cardboard. — a blanc, — a& poudre, — blanche, — sans de visite, visiting card. balle), blank cartridge. postale, postal card, post card. — a fumée, smoke cartridge. m. syndicate, trust; (M7.) cartel. cartoucherie, f. cartridge factory. f. veneer. carvacrol, m. carvacrol. m. (Mach.) a protecting piece or cover, carvene, m. carvene. casing, case. carvi, m. (Bot.) caraway (Carum carut). m. safflower (Cart ham us tinct or i us); carvol, m. carvol (old name for carvone). any plant of the genus Cart ham us. caryophyllées, f. pl. (Bot.) Caryophyllaceae /. cart ham in. (Silenaceae). a. carthamic. earyophyliline, /. caryophyllin. m. cartilage. cas, m. case; position, state; matter, affair; a. cartilaginous. value. m. pasteboard, (paper) board; a piece en — que, in case, if. of pasteboard; pasteboard case or box, en tout —, in any case. carton; portfolio; cartoon; (Printing) a cascade, /. cascade. double leaf, or four pages. en —, in cascade, in a (descending) series. bitwmé (or bituminé), tar board, tar paper. eascarille, f. cascarilla. Bristol, Bristol board. case, f. compartment; hut. couché, glazed board, caséase, /. casease. cowert, covered pasteboard. easéate, m. caseate. euir, leather board, caséation, f. caseation. d'amiante, asbestos board. caséeux, a. caseous, cheesy. 82 caséif i cation 56 caséif i cation, f. caseation.