pasteuriser

A French-English Dictionary for Chemists · 1921 · p. 287
v./. pasteurize. pas tillage, m. (Ceram.) ornamentation in relief, made by pouring slip or by modeling and attaching. pastil lag eur, m. (Ceram.) ornamenter in relief. pastille, f. pastil, pastille, lozenge, troche, tablet; pellet. — 4 briiler, fumigating pastil. — du sérail, aromatic pastil. — fulminante, pellet primer. pastilles de Vichy, pastilles digestive, (Pharm.) troches of sodium bicarbonate. past ill eur, m., pastille use, f a worker or machine that makes pastils or lozenges. past on, m. (Ceram.) a piece of paste of convenient size for use in modeling, e.g. a cylinder about 15 X 4 em. used in making gla pots. patate, /. sweet potato (Batatas batatas). patchouli, m. (Bot.) patchouli, patchouly. pate, f. paste; dough; (Paper) pulp, stuff; (Ceram.) paste, pite; (Powder) mill cake; stuff, material; sort, kind; (Printing) pi. — a auto copter, copying paste. — aliment a ire, = pate d'Italie. — a papier, paper pulp. — a potage, = pite d’Italie. — a sav on, soap paste. — au bisulfite, (Paper) sulfite pulp. — chimique, (Paper) chemical pulp. — d'alfa, alfa pulp, esparto pulp. — de bois, (Paper) wood pulp. — de chiffons, raz pulp. — de fourneau, furnace lute. — dem i-chimique, (Paper) semi chemical pulp. — dentifrice, tooth paste. — de paille, straw pulp. — de papier, papier-miaché, — de riz, rice paste; milky crystal gla . — de sculpt eur, a hard white porcelain paste for statuettes. — de sparte, esparto pulp. — d'Italie, Italian paste, edible paste (the paste from which macaroni, vermicelli, etc. are made, also the products themselves). 287 pate 261 pate dure, (Ceram.) hard paste. — fer me, firm paste, stiff paste; stiff dough. — flamande, a paste consisting of minium and polishing wax. — liquide, (Ceram.) liquid paste, slip. — mécanique, (Paper) mechanical pulp. — molle, soft paste. — pour chau ures, shoe polish. — séche, (Ceram.) clay dust from which articles are molded by pre ure. — tendre, (Ceram.) soft paste. paté, m. pasty, meat pie, patty; blot; ma (of buildings, of earth, etc.).
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