INDICATRICE, _f._ (familiar), _female spy in the employ of the police_. INDIGENT, _m._ (bus conductors’), _outside passenger on a bus_. Thus termed on account of the outside fare being half that inside. Indigent, properly _pauper_. INEXPRESSIBLES, _m. pl._ (familiar), from the English, _trousers_. INFANTERIE, _f._ (popular), entrer dans l’----, _to become pregnant_, or “lumpy.” Compare with the English expression “infantry,” a nursery term for _children_. INFECT, _adj._ (general), _utterly bad_. The expression is applied to anything. Ce cigare est ----, _that cigar is rank_. Ce livre est ----, _that book is worthless_. Un ---- individu, _a contemptible individual_. INFECTADOS, _m._ (familiar), _cheap cigar_, “cabbage leaf.” INFÉRIEUR, _adj._ (popular), cela m’est ----, _that is all the same to me_. INFIRME, _m._ (popular), _clumsy fellow_. Ils sonnèrent tant bien que mal ces infirmes, et les gens accoururent au tapage.--=L. CLADEL=, _Ompdraillés_. INGRAT, _m._ (thieves’), _clumsy thief_. INGURGITER SON BILAN (popular), _to die_, or “to snuff it.” See PIPE. INODORE, _adj._ (familiar), soyez calme et ----, _be cool_; _don’t get excited_; _be calm_; _be decorous_, or, as the Americans say, “pull your jacket down.” INOUISME, _m._ (familiar), ruisselant d’----, _extraordinarily fine_, _good_, _dashing_, “slap up, or tzing tzing.” INSÉPARABLES, _m. pl._ (familiar), _cigars sold at fifteen centimes a couple_. INSINUANT, _m._ (thieves’), _apothecary_; _one who performs, or used to perform, the_ “clysterium donare” _of Molière_. INSINUANTE, _f._ (thieves’), _syringe_. INSINUATION, _f._ (thieves’), _clyster_. INSOLPÉ, _m. and adj._ (thieves’), _insolent_, “cheeky.” INSPECTEUR DES PAVÉS, _m._ (popular), _workman out of work_, or “out of collar.” INSTITUTRICE, _f._ (popular), _female who keeps a brothel_; _the mistress of an_ “academy.” INSTRUIT, _adj._ (thieves’), être ----, _to be a skilful thief_, a “gonnof.” INSURGÉ DE ROMILLY, _m._ (popular), _lump of excrement_, or “quaker.” INTERLOQUER (soldiers’), _to talk_. Je vais aller en ---- avec le marchichef, _I will talk about it to the quartermaster sergeant_. INTERVER, ENTRAVER (thieves’), _to understand_. Je n’entrave que le dail, _I do not understand_, _I don’t_ “twig.” Interver dans les vannes, _to allow oneself to be_ “stuffed up,” _to be_ “bamboozled.” INTIME, _m._ (theatrical), _man who is paid to applaud at a theatre_. Termed also “romain.” INTRANSIGEANT, _m._ (familiar), _politician of extreme opinions who will not sacrifice an iota of his programme_. The reverse of opportuniste. INUTILE, _m._ (thieves’), _notary public_. INVALO, _m._ (popular), for invalide, _pensioner of the “Hôtel des Invalides,” a home for old or disabled soldiers_. INVITE, _f._ (popular), faire une ---- à l’as _is said of a woman who makes advances to a man_.