ETUDIANT DE LA GRÈVE, _m._ (popular), _mason_. ETUDIANTE, _f._ (familiar), _student’s mistress_, _his_ “tartlet.” ETUI, _m._ (popular), _skin_, or “buff;” ---- à lorgnette, _coffin_. (Soldiers’) Etuis de mains courantes, _boots_. EVANOUIR (popular), s’----, _to make off_, or “to bunk;” _to die_. See PIPE. EVANOUISSEMENT, _m._ (popular), _flight_. EVAPORER (popular), _to steal adroitly_. S’----, _to vanish_, “to mizzle.” EVENTAIL À BOURRIQUE, _m._ (popular), _stick_, or “toco.” EVENTRER UNE NÉGRESSE (popular), _to drink a bottle of wine_. EVÊQUE DE CAMPAGNE, _m._ (popular), _a hanged person_. From the expression, Bénir des pieds, _to be hanged_, and properly _to bless with one’s feet_. EVER GOAD HE VUGALE (Breton), _drunkard_. Literally _drinker of his children’s blood_. EXBALANCER (thieves’), _to send one away; to dismiss him_. EXCELLENT BON, _m._ (familiar), _young dandy_. EXÉCUTER (familiar), s’----, _to comply with a request_; _to fulfil one’s promise_; _to pay unwillingly rather than otherwise_. EXHIBER (cads’), _to look at_, “to pipe.” Nib de flanche, on t’exhibe, _stop your game, they are looking at you_. Exhiber son prussien, _to run away_. EXHUMÉ, _m._ (familiar), _swell_, “masher.” An allusion to the cadaverous appearance of most French “mashers.” See GOMMEUX. EXPLIQUER (military and popular), s’----, _to fight a duel_; _to fight_. Sauf el’ bandeau Qu’a s’coll’ chaqu’ fois su’ l’coin d’la hure, Après qu’ nous nous somm’s expliqués, C’est pas qu’ j’aim’ y taper dans l’nez; J’haï ça; c’est cont’ ma nature. =GILL=, _La Muse à Bibi_. EXTRA, _m._ (popular), _good dinner_; _guest at a military mess_. EXTRAIT DE GARNI, _m._ (popular), _dirty servant_; _slattern_. EXTRAVAGANT, _m._ (popular), _glass of beer of unusual size_, “galopin” being the appellation for a small one. The latter term is quite recent as used with the above signification. According to the _Dict. Comique_ it meant formerly _a small measure for wine_:-- Galopin, c’est une petite mesure de vin, ce qu’on appelle à Paris un demi-setier.--=LE ROUX.= F F, être de l’---- (popular), that is, être fichu, flambé, foutu, fricassé, frit, fumé, _to be lost, ruined_, “cracked up,” “gone to smash.” FABRICANT, _m._ (popular), de culbutes, or de fourreaux, _tailor_, “rag-stabber.” Je me suis carmé d’une bath pelure chez le ---- de culbutes, _I have bought a fine coat at the tailor’s_. FABRICATION, _f._ (thieves’), passer à la ----, or être fabriqué, _to be apprehended_. Faire passer à la ----, _to apprehend_. FABRIQUER (thieves’), _to apprehend_, “to smug;” _to steal_, “to claim;” ---- un gas à la flan, à la rencontre, or à la dure, _to rob from the person with violence_, “to jump;” ---- un poivrot, _to rob a drunkard_. FAÇADE, _f._ (popular), _head_, or “nut;” _face_, or “mug.” (Cocottes’) Se faire la ----, _to paint one’s face_, in other words, “to stick slap” _on one’s face_. FACE, _f._ (popular and thieves’), _a sou_.