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[colloquial] se la péter verbe | swagger [swaggered, swaggering, swaggers](to boast or brag noisily) |
[colloquial] se pointer verbe | turn out(to attend; show up) |
[colloquial] se tailler verbe | bail out(To leave or not attend) |
[colloquial] se tirer verbe | bail out(To leave or not attend) |
[colloquial] tomber dans les pommes verbe | black out(lose consciousness) |
[colloquial] un peu mon neveu phrase | and how(strong confirmation of preceding) |
[colloquial] vesser verbe | blow off(pass gas) |
[colloquial] vingt dieux interjection | blow me downinterjection |
à la louche [colloquial] adverbe | approximately(imprecise but close to in quantity or amount) |
asile psychiatrique [colloquial] nom {m}; aSile de fouS {m} | mental hospital [mental hospitals]◼◼◼(facility designed to treat persons with mental disorders) |
au parfum [colloquial] preposition | in the know◼◼◼(informed, aware) |
bénédiction [colloquial] nom {m} | OK [OK's]◼◼◼(endorsement; approval) |
Besac [colloquial] nom propre {m} | Besançon(city in Franche-Comté) |
bidouiller [colloquial] verbe | tamper [tampered, tampering, tampers]◼◼◼(alter by making unauthorized changes) |
bien roulé [colloquial] adjectif {m} | curvaceous◼◼◼(having shapely and voluptuous curves) |
bique [colloquial] nom {f} | nanny goat◼◼◼(female goat) |
bled paumé [colloquial] nom {m} | one-horse town◼◼◼(very small town) |
bombe [colloquial] nom {f} | bombshell◼◼◼(something that is very surprising, shocking, amazing or sensational) |
boucan [colloquial] nom {m} | din [dins]◼◼◼(loud noise) |
c'est le must (colloquial) nom | the bee's knees(something excellent, outstanding) |
café au lait [colloquial nom {f} | mulatto [mulattos](person of mixed black and white descent) |
champignon [colloquial] nom {m} | accelerator [accelerators]◼◼◼(accelerator pedal) |
chialer colloquial verbe | snivel [snivelled, snivelling, snivels](to whine or complain, whilst crying) |
cire-pompes [colloquial] nom {m} nom {f} | ass-licker(one who succumbs to authority) |
cirer les pompes [colloquial] verbe | brownnose(to flatter in obsequious manner) |
coller au train [colloquial] verbe | tailgate [tailgated, tailgating, tailgates]◼◼◼(drive dangerously close behind another vehicle) |
coller aux basques [colloquial] verbe | tailgate [tailgated, tailgating, tailgates](drive dangerously close behind another vehicle) |
comment ça se fait que [colloquial] adverbe | how come◼◼◼(why) |
comp.; colloquial or regional usage adverbe | the(the + comparative, the + comparative) |
con comme la lune [colloquial preposition | like shooting fish in a barrel(extremely easy) |
congélo [colloquial] nom {m} | freezer [freezers]◼◼◼(stand-alone appliance) |
couille molle [colloquial] adjectif | wishy-washy(wavering or lacking in commitment, certainty, or support) |
couler un bronze [colloquial] verbe | defecate [defecated, defecating, defecates]verb |
coupe-chou [colloquial] nom {m} | fascine knife(A large, heavy knife or short sword formerly used as a sidearm and tool by infantry and artillery) |
cucul [colloquial] adjectif | icky(excessively sentimental) |
cuistot [colloquial] nom {m} | cook [cooks]◼◼◼(person who prepares food) |
dealer [colloquial] nom {f} | drug dealer◼◼◼(person who illegally sells drugs) |
dealeur [colloquial] nom {f} | drug dealer◼◼◼(person who illegally sells drugs) |
débouler [colloquial] verbe | barge in◼◼◼(to intrude) |
déconnage [colloquial] nom | figment [figments](fabrication, fantasy, invention) |