LISETTE, _f._ (thieves’), _long waistcoat_; _sword_, or “poker.” LISSERPEM (roughs’), _to void urine_. The word “pisser” disguised by prefixing the letter “l,” and adding the syllable “em” preceded by the first letter of the word. LISTARD, _m._ (journalists’), _one in favour of “scrutin de liste,” or mode of voting for the election wholesale of all the representatives in parliament of a “département.”_ For instance, the Paris electors have to vote for a list of over thirty members. LIT, _m._ (popular), être sous le ----, _to be mistaken_. LITHOGRAPHIER (popular), se ----, _to fall_, “to come a cropper.” LITRER, or ITRER (thieves’), _to have_. LITRONNER (popular), _to drink wine_. From litron, _a wine measure_. LITRONNEUR, _m._ (popular), _one who is too fond of the bottle_. LITTÉRATURE JAUNE (familiar), _the so-called Naturalist literature_. LITTÉRATURIER, _m._ (familiar), _a literary man after a fashion_. LIVRAISON, _f._ (popular), avoir une ---- de bois devant sa porte, _to have well-developed breasts_, _to be possessed of fine_ “Charlies.” LIVRE, _m._ (popular), des quatre rois, _pack of cards_, “book of briefs,” or “Devil’s books;” ---- rouge, _police registration book in which the names of authorized prostitutes are inscribed_. Etre inscrite dans le ---- rouge, _to be a registered prostitute_. (Freemasons’) Livre d’architecture, _ledger of a lodge_. (Sharpers’) Livre, _one hundred francs_. LOA VIHAN (Breton cant), _coffee_. LOCANDIER, _m._ (thieves’). Called also “voleur au bonjour,” _thief who visits apartments in the morning, and who when caught pretends to have entered the wrong rooms by mistake_. See GRINCHE. LOCHE, _f._ (popular), mou comme une ----, _slow_, _phlegmatic_, “lazybones.” (Thieves’) Loche, _ear_, or “wattle.” Properly _loach or groundling_. LOCHER (thieves’), _to listen_; (popular) _to totter_, “to be groggy.” LOCOMOTIVE, _f._ (popular), _great smoker_. LOF, LOFF, LOFFARD, LOFFE, _m._ (popular), _fool_, or “bounder.” “Lof” is the anagram of “fol.” A lui le coq,... pour inventer des emblèmes ... quand j’y pense, fallait-il que je fusse loff pour donner dans un godan pareil!--_Mémoires de Vidocq._ LOFFAT, _m._ (popular), _apprentice_. LOFFIAT, _m._ (popular), _blockhead_, or “cabbage-head.” LOFFITUDE, _f._ (thieves’), _stupidity_; _nonsense_. Bonisseur de loffitudes, _nonsense-monger_. Solliceur de loffitudes, _journalist_. LOGE INFERNALE, _f._ (theatrical), _box occupied by young men of fashion_. LOGER RUE DU CROISSANT (familiar and popular), _is said of an injured husband_, or “buckface.” An allusion to the horns of the moon. LOGIS DU MOUTROT, _m._ (thieves’), _police court_. LOIR, _m._ (thieves’), _prison_, “stir, or Bastile.” See MOTTE. LOKARD (Breton cant), _peasant_. LOKO (Breton cant), _brandy_.