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61 frottin
n. m. Faire un frottin (also: faire une partie de frottin): To 'rip the baize', to have a game of billiards. -
62 gibboque
n. m. Game of billiards. Faire un gibboque: To 'rip the baize', to do a few frames. -
63 jouer
v. intrans. & trans.1. Jouer des compas: To 'beetle off', to 'skedaddle', to move niftily away. (There is a plethora of expressions using the verb jouer with that same meaning: jouer des flûtes, des guibolles; also: jouer rip, jouer la fille de l'air, etc.)2. Jouer l'homme (Football): To go for the player (not the ball).3. Jouer sur le velours (fig.): To take no risks. (The expression originates in the language of gambling.)4. Jouer 'parlez-moi d'amour' (joc.): To give repeated peals on a doorbell as if scanning the first bars of that famous tune.5. A toi de jouer! (fig.): The ball's in your court! — It's up to you to make a move now! -
64 musique
n. f.1. 'Flannel', flattery. Je l'ai vu venir, lui et sa musique! I could spot him a mile off, him and his soft soap!2. De la musique: A bunch of lies. On lui pose une question et il vous sert de la musique: You ask him a direct question and he gives you a load of bull!3. 'Con', confidence trick. Monter une musique: To set up a rip-off.4. Blackmail. (It is worth mentioning that chantage is the non-colloquial word.)5. 'Fuss', row. Quand il a appris ça, il nous a fait une de ces musiques: When they broke the news to him, he flew off the handle. Il va y avoir de la musique au kiosque! (of marital row): It's going to be a right old ding-dong!6. Baisse un peu la musique! Pipe down, will you! — Don't talk so loudly!7. Connaître la musique! To 'know the ropes', to know one's way around. Pas de danger avec lui, il connaît la musique: I wouldn't worry about him, he knows what to do!8. C'est réglé comme du papier à musique (of project, plan): It's planned to the very last detail. (As detailed and accurate as a musical score.)a To change the subject. Change de musique veux-tu?! I wish you wouldn't harp on!b To change one's tune, to take another stance. Il a vite changé de musique quand il a vu les résultats: When he heard the news, his about-turn was a lesson in instant diplomacy.10. En avant la musique! On with the show! (This jocular, slightly ironical catch phrase is usually uttered when a reluctant go-ahead is given to a project.) -
65 perle
n. f.1. 'Treasure', gem of a person. Quand on a une perle comme ta femme, on ne la trompe pas! I can't understand you gallivanting, with a wife like yours!2. (sch.): 'Howler', terrible mistake in homework or exam. Relever des perles: To jot down some prize gems.3. Passer son temps à enfiler des perles: To waste time, to while away hours doing nothing. (The expression il n'est pas venu ici pour enfiler des perles is slightly misleading in that it means: he didn't come here without a purpose.)4. Fart. Lâcher une perle: To 'let one rip'. Ecraser une perle: To do a 'pongy', to let off a silent fart.5. Prostitute catering for the kinky. -
66 pet
n. m.1. Fart. Lâcher un pet: To 'let one rip', to break wind.2. Danger, risk, peril. En '42 il y avait du pet à sortir sans ausweis: If Jerry caught you without I.D. on the streets, during the war, you were in trouble.3. 'Row', disturbance. Faire du pet: To kick up a fuss. Flurer le pet à quelqu'un: To pick a quarrel with someone.4. Faire le pet: To be on the look-out (where danger is concerned), to be on watch.5. (interj.): Pet! Look out!-Careful, someone's coming!6. Porter le pet:a To complain.b To lay a charge against someone.a To 'feel out of sorts', to be unwell.b To be awkward and uncooperative.8. Ça ne vaut pas un pet de lapin! It's not worth a brass farthing! — It's worthless! -
67 plumer
v. trans. To 'fleece', to 'rip off', to make outrageous profits from someone. Il s'est fait plumer au pok': He got taken to the cleaners in a little game of poker. Les pigeons sont là pour être plumés! Suckers are here to be taken! -
68 tabac
n. m.1. (abbr. bureau de tabac): Tobacconist's. (In France the licence to sell tobacco nearly always goes with that of selling alcoholic drinks, and the Café-Tabac with its distinctive red diamond-shaped sign is part of the typical French scenery.)2. Fumer du tabac de Chine (joc. & iron.): To smoke 'o.p.'s', to cadge 'smokes' from other people. (The jocularity of the expression stems from the pun on Chine with the meaning of 'cadging', not 'China'.)3. Un mauvais tabac. A 'bad business', a bad state of affairs. C'est un mauvais tabac d'être à court de fric le 20 du mois! It's a sorry thing to have run out of housekeeping money after only three weeks!4. 'Rocket', 'roasting', telling-off. Passer un tabac à quelqu'un: To tear a strip off someone.5. Faire tout un tabac: To 'make a song- and-dance about something', to kick up a fuss.6. Passer quelqu'un à tabac: To give someone 'the third degree', to beat someone up. (The passage à tabac is always associated with alleged police brutality.)7. Coup de tabac (Naval slang): 'Spot of rough weather', storm.8. Se donner un tabac terrible: To give oneself no end of trouble, to spare oneself no effort.9. Faire un tabac terrible (th.): To have a rip-roaring success in a stage production.10. C'est du même tabac! It's six of one, half a dozen of the other! — It's much of a muchness! — It's the same thing! -
69 toile
n. f.1. (pl.): Sheets, bed-sheets. Se glisser dans les toiles: To 'hit the sack', to go to bed (also: torchons).2. Se payer une toile: To 'catch a movie', to go and see a film. (In this case, the toile is obviously the cinema screen.)3. Déchirer la toile: To 'let one rip', to 'fart', to break wind. -
70 arracher
dig up, extract, gouge, pluck, rip, tear (off) -
71 déchirer
tear up, rip
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