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Definition of ordnance
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of ordnance is as below...
Ordnance
(n.) Heavy
weapons
of
warfare;
cannon,
or great guns,
mortars,
and
howitzers;
artillery;
sometimes,
a
general
term for all
weapons
and
appliances
used in war..
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Cannon
::
Cannon
(n.) A great gun; a piece of
ordnance
or
artillery;
a
firearm
for
discharging
heavy shot with great
force.
Gomer
::
Gomer (n.) A
conical
chamber
at the
breech
of the bore in heavy
ordnance,
especially
in
mortars;
-- named after the
inventor..
Gun
::
Gun (n.) A piece of heavy
ordnance;
in a
restricted
sense,
a
cannon..
Ordinance
::
Ordinance
(n.)
Ordnance;
cannon.
Jingal
::
"Jingal
(n.) A small
portable
piece of
ordnance,
mounted
on a
swivel..
Park
::
Park (n.) A space
occupied
by the
animals,
wagons,
pontoons,
and
materials
of all
kinds,
as
ammunition,
ordnance
stores,
hospital
stores,
provisions,
etc., when
brought
together;
also, the
objects
themselves;
as, a park of
wagons;
a park of
artillery..
Chamber
::
Chamber
(n.) That part of the bore of a piece of
ordnance
which holds the
charge,
esp. when of
different
diameter
from the rest of the bore; --
formerly,
in guns, made
smaller
than the bore, but now
larger,
esp. in
breech-loading
guns..
Artillery
::
Artillery
(n.)
Cannon;
great guns;
ordnance,
including
guns,
mortars,
howitzers,
etc., with their
equipment
of
carriages,
balls,
bombs,
and shot of all
kinds..
Minion
::
Minion
(n.) An
ancient
form of
ordnance,
the
caliber
of which was about three
inches..
Etat Major
::
Etat Major () The staff of an army,
including
all
officers
above the rank of
colonel,
also, all
adjutants,
inspectors,
quartermasters,
commissaries,
engineers,
ordnance
officers,
paymasters,
physicians,
signal
officers,
judge
advocates;
also, the
noncommissioned
assistants
of the above
officers..
Demiculverin
::
Demiculverin
(n.) A kind of
ordnance,
carrying
a ball
weighing
from nine to
thirteen
pounds..
Direct
::
Direct
(v. t.) To
arrange
in a
direct
or
straight
line, as
against
a mark, or
towards
a goal; to
point;
to aim; as, to
direct
an arrow or a piece of
ordnance..
Jacket
::
"Jacket
(n.) In
ordnance,
a
strengthening
band
surrounding
and
reenforcing
the tube in which the
charge
is
fired..
Cupola
::
Cupola
(n.) A
revolving
shot-proof
turret
for heavy
ordnance.
Dolphin
::
Dolphin
(n.) In old
ordnance,
one of the
handles
above the
trunnions
by which the gun was
lifted..
Mortar
::
Mortar
(n.) A short piece of
ordnance,
used for
throwing
bombs,
carcasses,
shells,
etc., at high
angles
of
elevation,
as 45ยก, and even
higher;
-- so named from its
resemblance
in shape to the
utensil
above
described..
Tertiate
::
Tertiate
(v. t.) To
examine,
as the
thickness
of the metal at the
muzzle
of a gun; or, in
general,
to
examine
the
thickness
of, as
ordnance,
in order to
ascertain
its
strength..
Bracket
::
Bracket
(n.) The cheek or side of an
ordnance
carriage.
Gunner
::
Gunner
(n.) A
warrant
officer
in the navy
having
charge
of the
ordnance
on a
vessel.
Ordnance
::
Ordnance
(n.) Heavy
weapons
of
warfare;
cannon,
or great guns,
mortars,
and
howitzers;
artillery;
sometimes,
a
general
term for all
weapons
and
appliances
used in war..
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