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41 marmite
n. f.1. 'Prozzy', 'tart', prostitute (literally, the pimp's meal-ticket.)2. Grande marmite: Top-security jail.3. Faire bouillir la marmite: To 'keep the pot boiling', to be the bread-winner. -
42 mec
n. m.1. 'Geezer', 'bloke', fellow. Un sacré mec: One hell of a guy. Un drôle de mec: A queer cove (someone you can't really weigh up). Un pauvre mec: A nobody, a real nonentity. Pauvre mec! You burk! C'est te mec des mecs: He's tops—He's a first-rate guy.2. Le grand Mec: God Almighty.3. (corr. maquereau): Pimp, ponce, procurer. -
43 merlan
n. m,1. 'Lock-lopper', hairdresser.2. Pimp, ponce, procurer. -
44 pescale
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45 placard
n. m.1. 'Chokey', 'clink', prison.2. Amount paid by a pimp to another for the purchase of a prostitute. (As with footballers, the 'transfer fee' is commensurate with the lady's potential.) -
46 placarder
v. trans.1. (of pimp): To get prostitutes 'on the game'. (The verb refers primarily to the man who sets the evil ball of prostitution rolling.)2. To find someone a cushy job. -
47 placardier
n. m. 'Meat-merchant', pimp who procures for others women likely to become prostitutes. -
48 poisse
I.n. m. Pimp, procurer. (As with maquereau, there is a semantic link between fish and procuring, poisse being an abbreviated corruption of poisson; see that word.)II.n. f.1. 'Jinx', bad luck. Avoir la poisse: To be plagued by misfortune. Etre dans la poisse: To be in the soup. Porter la poisse: To jinx, to blight, to bring bad luck.2. 'Limpet', tenacious bore. -
49 ponette
n. f. Pimp's moll. (Auguste Le Breton in his L'ARGOT CHEZ LES VRAIS DE VRAI claims that the word derives from poney, the French spelling of pony, and as with many words lexicalized in his dictionary, he names the inventor of this now little-used neologism.) -
50 pot-au-feu
I.n. m. Hard-working prostitute, one that a pimp might describe as 'a good little earner'.II.adj. inv. (often of woman): 'Stayat-home', over-homely. -
51 racoleur
n. m.1. Night-club tout.2. Pimp, procurer. -
52 relever
v. trans. Relever le compteur (of pimp): To collect the day's takings. -
53 sauret
n. m. Pimp, procurer. (The word is an alternative for hareng saur. See maquereau.) -
54 turbineuse
n. f. 'Prozzy', prostitute (the kind of 'good little earner' whose eagerness to work helps keep her pimp in clover). -
55 mac
procurer; pimp; ponceDictionnaire juridique, politique, économique et financier > mac
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56 arg.maquereau
procurer; pimp; ponceDictionnaire juridique, politique, économique et financier > arg.maquereau
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57 proxénète
procurer; pimp; ponceDictionnaire juridique, politique, économique et financier > proxénète
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58 souteneur
procurer; pimp; ponceDictionnaire juridique, politique, économique et financier > souteneur
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