DONNER (thieves’), _to look_; _to see_, “to pipe;” _to peach_, or “to blow the gaff;” ---- à la Bourbonnaise, _to scowl at one_; ---- du chasse à la rousse, _to be on the look-out_, “to nark,” or “to nose;” ---- du flan, or de la galette, _to play fairly_; ---- sur le buffeton, _to read an indictment_; ---- un pont à faucher, _to lay a trap_; _to prepare a snare for one_; _to deceive one_, “to kid;” ---- une affaire, _to give the information required for the perpetration of a robbery_. (Popular) Donner de la salade, _to give one something more than a good shaking_, see VOIE; ---- du cambouis à quelqu’un, _to make fun of one_; _to play a trick_; ---- du dix-huit, see DONNER CINQ ET QUATRE; ---- du vague, _to seek for one’s living_; ---- la savate, _to give a box on the ear_, or “buck-horse;” ---- son bout, or son bout de ficelle, _to dismiss_; _to give the_ “sack;” (ironical) ---- des noms d’oiseaux, _to be very loving_; ---- cinq et quatre, _to slap one with the palm, then with the back of the hand_; ---- un coup de poing dont on ne voit que la fumée, _to give a terrific blow in the face_, “a thumper.” La ----, _to sing_, “to lip.” Se ---- de l’air, _to go out_. Se la ----, _to be off_; _to run away_, “to slope,” see PATATROT; also _to fight_, “to pitch into one another.” (Familiar) Donner la migraine à une tête de bois, _to be an insufferable bore_; ---- son dernier bon à tirer, _to die_; ---- de la grosse caisse, _to puff up a book or trade article_; ---- du balai, _to dismiss_; (Saint-Cyr cadets’) ---- du vent, _to bully_. DONNEUR, _m._, de bonjour. See BONJOUR. (Thieves’) Donneur d’affaires, _malefactor of an inventive genius who suggests to others plans of robberies or_ “plants.” DONNEZ-LA! (thieves’), _look out!_ “shoe leather!” Synonymous of “chou!” “acresto!” “du pet!” DORANCHER (thieves’), _to gild_. DORMIR (popular), en chien de fusil, _to double oneself up, when sleeping, into the shape of an S_; ---- en gendarme, _to sleep with one eye open_; _to sleep a_ “fox’s sleep.” DORNA (Breton), _to get drunk_. DORNER (Breton), _drunkard_. DORT DANS L’AUGE, _m._ (popular), _lazy individual_, “lazy bones,” or “bummer.” DORT-EN-CHIANT (popular), _extremely lazy man, with no energy whatever, with no heart for work_, “a bummer.” DOS, _m._ (general), _woman’s bully_, “Sunday man;” ---- d’azur, vert, _same meaning_. For synonymous terms see POISSON. Scier le ---- à quelqu’un, _to importune_; “to bore” _one_. DOSE, _f._ (popular), _unpleasant thing_. DOSSIÈRE, _f._ (thieves’), _prostitute_, “bunter,” see GADOUE; ---- de satte, _arm-chair_. DOUANIER, _m._ (popular), _glass of absinthe_. An allusion to the uniform of custom-house officers, which, like absinthe, is green. Termed also “un perroquet.” DOUBLAGE, DOUBLÉ, _m._ (popular), _robbery_. DOUBLE, _m._ (military), _sergeant-major_; (popular) ---- six, _negro_. Also _the two upper front teeth_. (Thieves’) Gras ----, _sheet lead_, or “flap.” Termed also “saucisson.”