ENGUEULEMENT, _m._ (popular), _abuse in any but choice language_. Also _insults by an abusive and scurrilous journalist who runs down public or literary men in expressions strongly savouring of the gutter_. Fair specimens of this coarse kind of pen warfare may be found daily in at least one notorious Radical print, which would be thought very tame by its habitual readers if it had not a ready stock of abuse at its disposal, the most ordinary being voleur, bandit, maquereau, scélérat, porc, traître, vendu, ventru, ventripotent, jouisseur, idiot, crétin, gâteux, &c., &c. ENGUIRLANDER (popular), _to circumvent_. ENLEVÉ, _adj._ (familiar), _spirited_. Un article ----, un discours ----, _spirited article or speech_. ENLEVER (theatrical), _to play with spirit_; (general) ---- le ballon à quelqu’un, _to kick one_, “to root,” or “to land a kick.” (Thieves’) S’----, _to be famished_. ENLEVEUR (theatrical), _actor who plays in dashing, spirited style_. ENLUMINER (popular), s’----, _to be in the first stage of intoxication_, or “elevated.” See SCULPTER. ENLUMINURE, _f._ (popular), _state of slight intoxication_. See POMPETTE. ENNUYER (popular), s’----, _to be on the point of death_. ENPLAQUE, _f._ (thieves’), _police_, “the reelers.” ENQUILLER (thieves’), _to conceal_; ---- une thune de camelotte, _to secrete a piece of cloth under one’s dress, or between one’s thighs_. Also _to enter_, “to prat.” J’enquille dans sa cambriole Espérant de l’entifler. =VIDOCQ.= ENQUILLEUSE, _f._, _female thief who conceals stolen property under her apron or between her legs_. From quille, _leg_. ENQUIQUINER (popular), _to annoy_, “to spur.” Is also expressive of scornful feelings. Je vous enquiquine! _a hang for you!_ S’----, _to feel dull_. ENRAYER (popular), _to renounce love and its pleasures_. ENRHUMER (popular), _to annoy one_, _to bore one_, “to spur.” Termed also “courir quelqu’un.” ENROSSER (horse-dealers’), _to conceal the faults of a horse_. (Popular) S’----, _to get lazy_, or “Mondayish.” ENSECRÉTER (showmens’), _to make a puppet ready for the show by dressing it up, &c._ ENSEIGNE DE CIMETIÈRE, _f._ (thieves’), _priest_, or “devil dodger.” ENSEMBLE, _m._ (artists’), un modèle qui pose l’----, _a model who sits for the whole figure, that is, who poses nude_. ENTABLEMENT, _m._ (popular), _shoulders_. ENTAILLER (thieves’), _to kill one_, “to give one his gruel.” See REFROIDIR. ENTAME, _f._ (popular), à toi l’----! _you make the first move!_ ENTAMER (thieves’), _to make one speak_; _to worm out one’s secrets_. Si le roué veut entamer tézigue, nib du truc, _if the magistrate tries to pump you, hold your tongue_. ENTAULER (thieves’), _to enter_, “to prat.” ENTENDRE (popular), de corne, _to mistake a word for another_. N’---- que du vent, _not to be able to make head or tail of what one hears_.