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Definition of unition
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Unition
(v. t.) The act of
uniting,
or the state of being
united;
junction..
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Ammunitioning
::
Ammunitioning
(p pr. & vb. n.) of
Ammunitio.
Ammunition
::
Ammunition
(v. t.) To
provide
with
ammunition.
Punition
::
Punition
(n.)
Punishment.
Store
::
Store (v. t.)
Articles,
especially
of food,
accumulated
for some
specific
object;
supplies,
as of
provisions,
arms,
ammunition,
and the like; as, the
stores
of an army, of a ship, of a
family..
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..
Artillery
::
Artillery
(n.)
Munitions
of war;
implements
for
warfare,
as
slings,
bows, and
arrows..
Haversack
::
Haversack
(n.) A
gunner's
case or bag used carry
cartridges
from the
ammunition
chest to the piece in
loading.
Ammunition
::
Ammunition
(n.) Any stock of
missiles,
literal
or
figurative..
Round
::
Round (n.)
Ammunition
for
discharging
a piece or
pieces
once; as,
twenty
rounds
of
ammunition
were given out..
Convoy
::
Convoy
(n.) A
vessel
or
fleet,
or a train or
trains
of
wagons,
employed
in the
transportation
of
munitions
of war,
money,
subsistence,
clothing,
etc., and
having
an armed
escort..
Unition
::
Unition
(v. t.) The act of
uniting,
or the state of being
united;
junction..
Magazine
::
Magazine
(n.) A
receptacle
in which
anything
is
stored,
especially
military
stores,
as
ammunition,
arms,
provisions,
etc..
Munition
::
Munition
(n.)
Whatever
materials
are used in war for
defense
or for
annoying
an
enemy;
ammunition;
also,
stores
and
provisions;
military
stores
of all
kinds..
Limber
::
Limber
(n.) The
detachable
fore part of a gun
carriage,
consisting
of two
wheels,
an axle, and a shaft to which the
horses
are
attached.
On top is an
ammunition
box upon which the
cannoneers
sit..
Muniment
::
Muniment
(n.) That which
supports
or
defends;
stronghold;
place or means of
defense;
munition;
assistance.
Prepare
::
Prepare
(v. t.) To
procure
as
suitable
or
necessary;
to get
ready;
to
provide;
as, to
prepare
ammunition
and
provisions
for
troops;
to
prepare
ships for
defence;
to
prepare
an
entertainment..
Sabot
::
Sabot (n.) A
thick,
circular
disk of wood, to which the
cartridge
bag and
projectile
are
attached,
in fixed
ammunition
for
cannon;
also, a piece of soft metal
attached
to a
projectile
to take the
groove
of the
rifling..
Caisson
::
Caisson
(n.) A
four-wheeled
carriage
for
conveying
ammunition,
consisting
of two
parts,
a body and a
limber.
In light field
batteries
there is one
caisson
to each
piece,
having
two
ammunition
boxes on the body, and one on the
limber..
Materiel
::
Materiel
(n.) That in a
complex
system
which
constitutes
the
materials,
or
instruments
employed,
in
distinction
from the
personnel,
or men; as, the
baggage,
munitions,
provisions,
etc., of an army; or the
buildings,
libraries,
and
apparatus
of a
college,
in
distinction
from its
officers..
Ammunitioned
::
Ammunitioned
(imp. & p. p.) of
Ammunitio.
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