EMBARRAS, _m._ (thieves’), _bed sheet_. (Popular) Mettre une fille dans l’----, _to seduce a girl, with the natural consequences_. EMBAUMÉ, _m._ (popular), vieil ----, _old fool_; _old curmudgeon_, “doddering old sheep’s head.” EMBERLIFICOTEUR, _m._ (popular), _artful man, or an expert at wheedling_, “sly blade.” EMBISTROUILLER (popular), _to embarrass_; _to perplex_, “to flummux.” EMBLÈME, _m._ (thieves’), _deceit_; _falsehood_, or “gag.” EMBLÉMER (thieves’), _to deceive_, “to stick.” EMBLÈMES, _m. pl._ (popular), des ----, _expression of disbelief_; might be rendered by “all my eye!” See NÈFLES. EMBOÎTER (theatrical), _to abuse_. EMBOSSER (sailors’), s’----, _to place oneself_. Properly _to bring the broadside to bear_. EMBOUCANER (popular), _to stink_. Termed also “casser, plomber, chelinguer, trouilloter.” S’----, _to feel dull, out of sorts_, “to have the blue devils.” EMBROUILLARDER (popular), s’----, _is said of a person in that state of incipient intoxication that if he took more drink the effects would become evident_. See SCULPTER. EMBROUSSAILLÉS, _adj._ (familiar), cheveux ----, _matted hair_. EMBUSQUÉ, _adj._ (military), _soldier who by reason of certain functions is excused from military duties_. EMÉCHÉ, _adj._ (familiar), _slightly intoxicated_, or “elevated.” See POMPETTE. EMÉCHER (familiar), s’----, _to be in a fair way of getting tipsy_. See SCULPTER. EMÉRILLONNER (popular), s’----, _to become quite cheerful_, or “cock a hoop,” _through repeated potations_. EMIGRÉ, _m._ (popular), de Gomorrhe, _Sodomite_. EMMAILLOTER (thieves’), _to dupe_, “to best;” ---- un môme, _to prepare a theft or other crime_. Synonymous of “engraisser un poupart.” EMMAILLOTEUR, _m._ (popular), _tailor_, “snip,” “steel-bar driver,” “cabbage contractor.” EMMANCHÉ, _m._ (popular), _slow, clumsy fellow_, “stick in the mud.” EMMARGOUILLIS, _m._ (popular), _obscene talk_, or “blue talk.” EMMASTOQUER (popular), s’----, _to live well_; _to eat to excess_, “to stodge.” EMMERDEMENT, _m._ (familiar and popular), a coarse word; _great annoyance_; _trouble_. EMMERDER (general), a coarse word; _to annoy_; _to bore_. Also _extremely forcible expression of contempt_. Properly _to cover with excrement_. The English have the word “to immerd,” _to cover with dung_. J’emmerde la cour, je respecte messieurs les jurés. --=V. HUGO.= EMMIELLER, EMMOUTARDER (popular), _euphemism for_ EMMERDER (which see). EMMILLIARDER (popular), s’----, or s’emmillionner, _to become prodigiously rich_. EMOS, _f._ (popular), abbreviation of émotion. EMOUVER (popular), s’----, _to shift noisily about_; _to hurry_, or “to look alive.” EMPAFFER (popular), _to intoxicate_. From paf, _drunk_. See SCULPTER. EMPAFFES, _f. pl._ (thieves’), _bed-clothes_. EMPAILLÉ, _m._ (popular), _clumsy man_; _slow man, lacking energy_, “stick in the mud.” EMPALER (popular), _to deceive one by false representations_, “to bamboozle.”