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21 belles
n. f. pl. En conter de belles: To tell some 'tall stories', to indulge in some pretty outlandish verbal fantasising. -
22 chahuter
v. trans. & intrans.1. (sch.): To rag and cause mayhcm in a classroom.2. To taunt and tease. (The suggestion here is more of legpulling than anything else.)3. To indulge in horse-play. Il faut toujours qu'il chahute les secrétaires: When he's in the office he's always got to be playing 'big bad wolf' with the secretaries.4. Chahuter avec: To treat with disrespect. Il n'aime pas qu'on chahute avec la religion: He doesn't like people to take the mickey out of religion. -
23 chouette
I.n. m.1. Le chouette de¼ The great thing about¼ Le chouette de l'affaire, c'est qu'on lui a prêté son propre fric: The really hilarious thing about it all was that we lent him his own money.3. (pl.): Genuine I.D. papers. Marcher sous ses chouettes: To go about under one's true identity.4. Prendre du chouette: To indulge in sodomous intercourse.II.n. f. Il était tout à la chouette à l'idée de revoir sa bonne femme: He was full of the joys of spring at the thought of seeing his missus again.III.adj.1. 'Swell', 'great', fine. C'est une chouette personne, ta frangine: Your sister is a really nice person.a To be 'in someone's good books', to be held in esteem by someone.b To 'have a crush on someone', to be enamoured with someone.IV.interj. Good-ho! — Smashing! — Great! Chouette alors! Well, that's really super! (The French and English are equally twee.) -
24 chouteries
n. f. pl. Des chouteries: 'Canoodling', 'snogging', amorous foreplay. Se faire des chouteries: To indulge in heavy petting. -
25 cocotte
n. f.1. 'Floozy', kept woman.2. 'Clap', gonorrhoea.3. Faire des cocottes en papier: To 'twiddle one's thumbs', to while away the hours (literally to indulge in 'office origami').4. Ma cocotte: My lovey-dovey—My pet—My darling. -
26 confiture
n. f.1. C'est de la confiture pour les chiens: It's casting pearls before swine—It's too good for them!2. Donner dans la confiture: To go in for some good old 'soft-soaping', to indulge in base flattery. -
27 enchère
n. f. Pousser les enchères (joc.): To indulge in heavy petting. -
28 fleur
n. f.1. 'Prezy', present. Gardez ça, c'est une fleur! Keep your money, have it on me.2. Favour. Faire une fieur a quelqu'un:a To do someone a favour.b To let someone off lightly.3. S'envoyer des fleurs: To 'give oneself a pat on the back', to indulge in selfcongratulation.4. Comme une fleur: 'Without a hitch', easily. L'avion s'est posé comme une fleur. The landing was as smooth as silk.5. S'amener (also: arriver) comme une fleur: To 'breeze in', to arrive somewhere oblivious of the effect one has created.6. Etre fleur. To be 'broke', to be penniless. Vraiment 'y a pas! J'suis fleur! Nothing doing! I'm really skint!7. Etre fleur bleue: To be 'starry-eyed', to be of a highly romantic disposition.9. Perdre sa fleur. To lose one's virginity.10. Fleur de tunnel (joc.): 'Dark bird', coloured woman.11. Fleurs blanches: Vaginal discharge.12. Beau comme un pafenjleur (slightly pej.): 'Dolled-up', dressed-up.13. La fleur des pois: 'The tops', 'the pick of the bunch', the very best.14. La Fleur! 'Thingey', 'what's his name'. (This fanciful and friendly nickname is used in a jocular context.) Par ici, la Fleur! Hey, you over there, come this way! -
29 gâterie
n. f. Faire une gâterie: To indulge in oral sex. -
30 gourmandise
n. f. Faire une gourmandise: To indulge in oral sex. -
31 gousser
v. trans. reflex. To indulge in lesbian love. -
32 grenouillage
n. m.1. Scandalous 'tittle-tattle', nasty gossip. Les bonnes femmes, le grenouillage, elles ne connaissent que ça! Trust women to indulge in some good old lace-curtain gossip!2. Plotting, intrigue. Le grenouillage électoral: Election back-stabbing. -
33 grenouiller
v. intrans. To indulge in scandalous 'tittle-tattle', to go scandal- mongering. -
34 mamours
n. m. pl. Faire des mamours ça quelqu'un):a To caress and smother with kisses.b To indulge in base flattery. -
35 maroufler
v. intrans. To indulge in some underhand and profitable activities under the cover of one's job. (The original and literal meaning of maroufler: to lay a canvas on a board or other flat surface by means of glue, points to the colloquial meaning.) -
36 gâter
blemish, indulge, mar, ruin, spoil, taint -
37 fantaisie
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