GAUCHER, GAUCHIER, _m._ (familiar), _member of the Left whether in the Assemblée Nationale or Senate_. GAUDILLE, or GANDILLE, _f._ (thieves’), _sword_, or “poker.” GAUDINEUR, _m._ (popular), _house decorator_. Probably from gaudir, _to be merry_, house decorators having the reputation of being light-hearted. GAUDISSARD, _m._ (familiar), _commercial traveller_, from the name of a character of Balzac’s; _practical joker_; _jovial man_. GAUDRIOLER (familiar), equivalent to “dire des gaudrioles,” _to make jests of a slightly licentious character_. GAUDRIOLEUR, _m._ (familiar), _one fond of_ gaudrioler (which see). GAUFRES, _f. pl._ (popular), faire des ----, _is said of pock-marked persons who kiss one another_. Moule à ----, _pock-marked face_, or “cribbage-faced.” GAULE, _f._ (popular), d’omnicroche, _omnibus conductor_. Une gaule, properly _a pole_. (Thieves’) Gaules de schtard, _bars of a cell window_. GAULÉ, _m._ (popular), _cider_. GAUX, _m._ (thieves’), _lice_, “grey-backed uns;” ---- picantis, _lice in clothing_. Basourdir les ----, _to kill lice_. GAVE, _adj. and f._ (popular and thieves’), _drunken man_, “lushington;” _stomach_. Va encore à l’cave, Du cidre il faut Plein la gave, Du cidre il faut Plein l’gaviot. =RICHEPIN.= Etre ----, _to be intoxicated_. See POMPETTE. GAVÉ, _m._ (thieves’), _drunkard_. Faire les gavés, _to rob drunkards_; _to go_ “bug-hunting.” (Popular) Gavé, _term of contempt applied to rich people_. From gaver, _to glut_. Y a des gens qui va en sapins, En omnibus et en tramways, Tous ces gonc’s-là, c’est des clampins, Des richards, des muf’s, des gavés. =RICHEPIN.= GAVEAU, _m._ (thieves’), tortiller le ----, _to kill one by strangulation_. GAVIOLÉ. See GAVÉ. GAVIOT, _m._ (popular), _throat_; _mouth_. See PLOMB. Figuratively _stomach_. Mais quoi! ces ventrus sur leurs pieds N’peuvent plus supporter leur gaviot. =RICHEPIN.= GAVOT. See GAVÉ. GAVROCHE, _m._ (familiar), _Paris street boy_. Faire le ----, _to talk or act as an impudent boy_. GAY, _adj._ (thieves’), _ugly_; _queer_, or “rum.” GAYE. See GALIOTE. GAYET, _m._ (thieves’), _horse_, or “prad.” Termed also “gail.” La cognade à ----, _mounted police_. Des gayets, _rogues who prowl about the suburbs just outside the gates of Paris_. C’étaient des rôdeurs de barrière ... c’étaient des gayets.--_Mémoires de Monsieur Claude._ GAZ, _m._ (popular), allumer son ----, _to look attentively_, “to stag.” Eteindre son ----, _to sleep_, “to doss;” _to die_, “to snuff it.” See PIPE. Prendre un coup de ----, _to have a dram of spirits_. GAZETTE, _f._ (familiar), lire la ----, _to eat nothing_. GAZIER, _m._ (popular), _humbug_. GAZON, _m._ (popular), _wig_, or “periwinkle;” _hair_, or “thatch.” N’avoir plus de ---- sur la plate-bande, or sur le pré, _to be bald_. See AVOIR. Se ratisser le ----, _to comb one’s hair_.