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101 bec
n. m.1. 'Conk', 'hooter', nose. Gommer du bec: To be extremely short-sighted (literally to erase with one's nose when writing).2. 'Gob', 'trap', mouth. Etre un fin-bec: To be something of a gourmet. Se rincer le bec: To have 'a quick one', to down a drink. Puer du bec: To have foul breath, to suffer from halitosis.3. Filer un bec: To give a 'peck', to give a quick kiss.4. Se retrouver le bec dans l'eau: To 'come unstuck', to be left in the lurch.5. Tomber sur un bec: To 'come a cropper', to come to grief.6. Bec verseur: 'Prick', 'cock', penis. -
102 bécasse
n. f. (pej.): 'Silly moo', stupid girl. (The woodcock is deemed to be an extremely silly bird.) -
103 bloc
n. m.1. 'Cooler', solitary confinement cell. Choper cinq jours de bloc: To cop five days in solitary.2. A bloc (adv. exp.): Very, extremely. Etre bourré à bloc: To be 'loaded', to be very wealthy. Etre gonflé à bloc: To be full of confidence. Serrer quelque chose à bloc: To screw something down firmly. -
104 bock
n. m.1. Small glass of beer. (Content of standard balloon glass.)2. Avoir du bock: To have the luck of the devil, to be extremely fortunate. (Jacques Cellard and Alain Rey in their DICTIONNAIRE DU FRANÇAIS NONCONVENTIONNEL state that the word is found only within the above expression and are in some doubt as to the word's etymology.) -
105 client
n. m.1. 'Mug', 'sucker', dupe.2. 'Cove', 'geezer', strange character.3. Etre client: To be extremely keen about something. Une semaine de boustifaille gratis, un peu que je suis client! One week's free grub suits mejust fine! -
106 compote
n. f.1. Mettre en compote: To 'beat to a pulp', to give someone a thrashing.2. Avoir les pieds en compote: To have 'Friday-night postman's feet', to be extremely footsore. -
107 constipé
adj.1. Sulky, sullen.2. Etre constipé du larfeuil (joc.): To have 'hedgehogs in one's wallet', to be extremely mean. -
108 cuire
v. trans. & intrans.1. Etre dur à cuire (of person): To be 'a tough nut to crack', to be extremely resistant to pressures and tribulations.2. Il va vous en cuire! You'll live to regret it! — You'll be sorry for it! -
109 dégoter
I.v. trans. (also: dégotter):1. To 'come across', to discover.2. To 'wangle', to succeed in coming up with something through unorthodox means.3. To 'lick', to beat, to get the better of someone.II.v. intrans.1. (of person): To 'look the part', to be extremely attractive.2. Ça dégote! It's ace! — It's first-rate! -
110 drôlement
adv.1. Extremely, very. Elle est drôlement bath, cette nana! She's jolly attractive, that girl!2. Il s'est fait avoir et drôlement! (iron.): He got well and truly done! -
111 encaisser
v. trans.1. To 'take punishment', to receive blows. Il a drôlement encaissé dans les cinq premiers rounds: He soaked up a hell of a lot of punishment in the first five rounds.2. To swallow insults. Il a tout encaissé sans rien dire: He took this flood of abuse without a murmur.4. Encaisser des salades: To 'fall for something hook, line and sinker', to show oneself to be extremely gullible. -
112 endormir
I.v. trans.1. (Boxing): To knock out cold, to knock out for the count.2. To 'bore the pants off someone', to be extremely boring.3. To 'pull the wool over someone's eyes', to con someone.II.v. pronom. S'endormir sur le rôti (also: sur le mastic): To 'slack on the job', to dawdle over one's work. -
113 état
n. m. Etre dans tous ses états: To be 'all of a dither', to be 'in a real state', to be extremely upset. -
114 fichtrement
adv. 'Confoundedly', 'deucedly', extremely. J'en ai fichtrement assez! I'm fed up to the back teeth with this! -
115 figure
n. f.a To have an accident.b (fig.): To 'come a cropper', to fall foul of someone or something.2. Casser la figure à quelqu'un: To 'push someone's face in', to beat someone up.3. Se payer la figure de quelqu'un: To 'make a fool of someone', to make someone took an idiot (also: se payer la fiole de quelqu'un).4. Avoir une figure de papier mache: To 'look like death warmed up', to be a sickly shade of pale.5. Faire une figure d'enterrement: To look as gloomy as hell, to be extremely morose.6. Figure de fifre! (pej.): Monkey-face! -
116 fourrer
I.v. trans.1. To 'bung', to 'stick', to put. Je vais luifourrer mon pied au cul! I'm going to kick him up the backside! Fourrer quelqu'un en taule: To clap someone in jail. Fourrer son nez dans les affaires des autres: To poke one's nose into other people's business. Il est toujours fourré chez nous: He seems to have set up home at our place!2. To 'screw', to fuck, to have sex with.3. Fourrer quelqu'un dedans: To 'land someone in it', to get someone into trouble.II.v. trans. reflex.1. Se fourrer le doigt dans l'œil ( jusqu'au coude): To make a ginormous mistake, to be totally wrong about something.2. Ne pas savoir où se fourrer. To feel extremely embarrassed.3. S'en fourrer jusque-là (with accompanying gesture): To stuff oneself with food until one's eyes pop out. Je m'en suis fourré jusque-là! I'm full up to here! -
117 foutrement
adv. 'Confoundedly', deucedly, extremely. -
118 foutument
adv. 'Confoundedly', deucedly, extremely. -
119 large
I.n. m.1. Prendre le large: To 'make oneself scarce', to 'vamoose', to clear off.2. Gagner le large: To 'get out of harm's way', to steer clear of trouble.3. Donner du large à quelqu'un: To 'give someone a wide berth', to carefully avoid someone.II.adj.1. L'avoir large: To have 'the luck of the devil', to be extremely fortunate.2. Ne pas être large du dos: To be 'tight-fisted', to be mean.III.adv. Ne pas en mener large: To feel deflated and down-in-the-mouth, to be crestfallen. -
120 longue
adj. f.a To be ravenous, to be extremely hungry.b To be hungry for success, to be driven by ambition.2. De longue (adv.exp.): 'For ages', for a long time. Je le connais de longue: I've known him for yonks.
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