poucette

a. See plateau poucette, at plateau. poud, m. pood (16.38 kg., or 36.113 Ibs.). poudingue, m. conglomerate, pudding stone. poudre, /. powder; explosive; dust; pounce; (Leather) the operation of dusting (sprinkling with tanning material) followed by a period during which the hide lies undisturbed in the pit. — a bronzer, bronze powder. — d@ canon, gunpowder; cannon powder. — aciéreuse, (Metal.) cementation powder. — a combustion lente, slow-burning powder. — dcombustion rapide, quick-burning powder. — aérophore, = poudre gazeuse. — a fumée, ordinary gunpowder. — a le iver, washing powder. — a lever, baking powder. — amide, — amidée, (Expl.) amide powder. —da nettoyer, cleaning powder, polishing powder. — antimildiou, anti-mildew powder. —an tim on i ale de James, (Pharm.) antimonial powder, James's powder. — 4 polir, polishing powder. — a tremper, (Metal.) tempering powder. — au bois, (Expl.) nitrated sawdust or wood dust. —aw charbon, ordinary gunpowder (made with charcoal). — azotée, any explosive containing nitrogen, spec if. one containing an organic nitrogen compound. —B, a nitrocellulose powder invented by Vieille in 1886. — blanche, white powder; spec if., (Hxpl.) Augendre’s powder. — brisante, disruptive powder, high explosive. — brune, brown powder. — catllou, pebble powder. — cémentante, — cémentatotre, (Metal.) cementation powder. — chloratée, (Bxpl.) chlorate powder. — chocolat, (Expl.) cocoa powder. — comprimée, compre ed powder. — d'amidon, starch powder. — d'artifice, pyrotechnic powder, — spec if. colored fire. — de bois, wood dust, wood powder; (Expl.) nitrated sawdust. — de carr iére, blasting powder. —de cashcullie composée, (Pharm.) compound powder of catechu. — de charbon, coal dust, powdered coal. poudre de cha e, sporting powder. — de cot on, guncotton. — de craie opiacée, (Pharm.) aromatic powder of chalk with opium. — de Dover, (Pharm.) powder of ipecac and opium, Dover’s powder. — de fusil, rifle powder, small-arms powder. — de fusion, fluxing powder. — de Goa, Goa powder, araroba. — de guerre, military powder, service powder. — de Jean de Vigo,( Pharm.) red mercuric oxide. — de kino opiacée, (Pharm.) compound powder of kino. — de Knoz, chloride of lime. — de lait, milk powder, powdered milk, — de liége, cork dust, cork powder. —de mercure crayeux, (Pharm.) mercury with chalk. — de mine, blasting powder. — dentifrice, tooth powder. — de plomb, dust shot. — de régli e composée, (Pharm.) compound powder of glycyrrhiza. — de riz, rice powder. — des aromates, (Pharm.) aromatic powder. — de sav on, soap powder. — des Chartreux, kermes mineral. — de Sedlitz, (Pharm.) compound effervescing powder, Seidlitz powder. — de Seltz, = poudre gazeuse. — des épices, (Pharm.) aromatic powder. — de stireté, safety explosive, safety powder. — de Tennant, chloride of lime. — de traite, powder for colonial trade. —de Tully, (Pharm.) compound powder of opium, Tully's powder. — de vente, commercial powder. — de Vienne, (Pharm.) Vienna caustic, pota a with lime. — de Vuleain, Vulean powder. — d'exercice, blank-cartridge powder. — de zine, zine dust. — d'os, bone meal, bone dust. —en grains, grained powder. — en roc he, caked powder. —en vrac, loose powder. — faible, low explosive. — Favier, Favier explosive. — forte, high explosive. — fulminante, fulminating powder, detonating powder, priming powder. — gazeuse, (Pharm.) effervescing powder, soda powder. — gazifere purgative, — gazogéne laxative, (Pharm.) compound effervescing powder, Seidlitz powder. — géante, giant powder (a dynamite). — insecticide, insect powder. — J, an explosive consisting of guncotton 83, pota ium dichromate 17, 311 poudre 285 poudre lente, slow-burning powder. — li ée, glazed powder. — météorifuge, (Med.) anti flatulent powder. — nitratée, nitrated powder. — noire, black powder. — normale, standard powder. —— pectorale, (Pharm.) compound powder of glycyrrhiza. — picratée, — picrique, picrate powder. — prism at i que, prismatic powder. — pyroxylée, a sporting powder composed of cellulose nitrates and barium and _ pota ium nitrates. — rapide, quick-burning powder. — ronde, round-grain powder. — salpétrée, any explosive containing saltpeter or pota ium nitrate (applied esp. to ordinary gunpowders). — sans fumée, smokele powder. poudres et salpétres, a subdivision of the French War Department having to do with explosives and their manufacture. — type, standard powder. — verte, green powder, spec if. an explosive not thoroly dried. — vive, quick-burning powder. poudre-cot on, m. guncotton. poudre ment, m. powdering.