Argot And Slang; a New French And English Dictionary of the Cant Words, Quaint Expressions, Slang Terms And Flash Phrases Used in the High And Low Life of Old And New Paris
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(familiar), one who has lost caste.
D6railler (familiar), to talk nonsense, cock-and-bull-story fashion.
D^ralinguer (sailors'), to die. Pro- perly to detach from the bolt ro^e.
See Pipe.
Serondiner (popular), to pay, " to shell out." Se — , to spend or give away onis money. Ronds, hcUf- pence.
Derouler (thieves'), se — , to spend a certain time, not specified, in prison, "to do time." Derrifere, m. (popular), roue de — , five franc piece. Se lever le — le premier, to get up in a bad hu- mour. ...Used as a preposition : (Printers') Derriire le poele chez Cosson, words used to evade re- plying to an inquiry.
Desargente, adj. (thieves'), in want of money.
Quand on est d&argentd on se la brosse «t I'oa ne va pas se taper un souper k I'oeil.
— ^VlDOCQ.
Desargot6, adj. (thieves'), Stre — , to be shrewd, to be a " file," to be "&y,"ora" leaiy bloke. " Desargoter (thieves'), to employ cunning.
Desarrer (thieves'), to flee, to " g"y>" or " to make beef." See Patatrot.
Desatiller (thieves'), to castrate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(familiar), one who has lost caste.
D6railler (familiar), to talk nonsense, cock-and-bull-story fashion.
D^ralinguer (sailors'), to die. Pro- perly to detach from the bolt ro^e.
See Pipe.
Serondiner (popular), to pay, " to shell out." Se — , to spend or give away onis money. Ronds, hcUf- pence.
Derouler (thieves'), se — , to spend a certain time, not specified, in prison, "to do time." Derrifere, m. (popular), roue de — , five franc piece. Se lever le — le premier, to get up in a bad hu- mour. ...Used as a preposition : (Printers') Derriire le poele chez Cosson, words used to evade re- plying to an inquiry.
Desargente, adj. (thieves'), in want of money.
Quand on est d&argentd on se la brosse «t I'oa ne va pas se taper un souper k I'oeil.
— ^VlDOCQ.
Desargot6, adj. (thieves'), Stre — , to be shrewd, to be a " file," to be "&y,"ora" leaiy bloke. " Desargoter (thieves'), to employ cunning.
Desarrer (thieves'), to flee, to " g"y>" or " to make beef." See Patatrot.
Desatiller (thieves'), to castrate.
What to read after Argot And Slang; a New French And English Dictionary of the Cant Words, Quaint Expressions, Slang Terms And Flash Phrases Used in the High And Low Life of Old And New Paris?
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