Editorial warning
This dictionary of colloquial and slang vocabulary, from food, drink and Food contains certain starters (…) that are very “salty” or quite “raw”, and even very licentious and daring.
Indeed, since ancient times, everything related to food (food et ingredients) and drink (more recently the wine and l'alcohol) has always been the subject of mockery or jibes to finally switch, without any restraint, from the green and pictorial language to everyday language and professional language (jargon).
- Argote : (1628 "corporation of beggars"). Cryptic language of criminals, of the middle; " green tongue ". Colloquial language containing slang words passed into the common language.
Language specific to a profession, to a group of people, to a closed environment.
Javanese and verlan are slang. - Families : (1680) That one uses naturally in all circles in everyday conversation, and even in writing, but that one avoids in relations with superiors, official relations and works which are meant to be serious.
- Jargon : (XNUMXth century. Word coming from throat). A way of expressing oneself specific to a profession, an activity, difficult to understand for the layman.
From a pejorative point of view, jargon is a language specific to a group and characterized by its complication, the affectation of certain words, of certain turns.
Foreword
"Slang of the mouth" is the first dictionary of colloquial and slang vocabulary of the food, drink and Food which lists, with more than 3200 entries, most of the gastronomic idioms (*) of the French language, both ancient and contemporary.
Gastronomic idiocy uses terms related to food, eating, drinking, and cooking as metaphors; for example these classics: " the carrots are cooked "For a situation is hopeless or even" it sells like small pains "For an object which is commercially very coveted and of course" defend his steak To defend its interests. The greatest number of these idioms can be explained by the importance of the fields to which they refer: food-drink-cooking. They are used at all times, by and in most populations.
(*) Idiotism: Form or locution specific to a language, impossible to translate literally into another language of similar structure (Gallicism, Anglicism, Swissism, Germanism, Hispanism, Latinism, etc.).
The way in which men eat and quench their thirst structures their social organization (division and organization of work), their perception of reality and their behavior.
In all languages there are many everyday expressions that refer to food and drink and how to prepare them. Most of the time, they are used as socially silent or unspoken metaphors, but sometimes the news makes perceptible the issues that underlie them, as shown by the determination of an American restaurateur who led in 2003 the decision of Congress. of the United States of America to rename the French fries (The fries) cafeterias to make freedom fries, meaning that he did not "digest" the affront of the French refusal to embark on the Iraqi adventure. This hot revenge had precedents: during the 1917-18 war, the sauerkraut American from Sauerkraut had become freedom cabbage (The cabbage freedom), a phrase quickly forgotten, while the frankfurters had become hot dogs, animal idiotism that would go around the world.
In California, prune growers, grieved at the counter-publicity they suffered because of idiocy dried plum (wrinkled like a prune), decided in 2000 to market their product under the name " dry plum ", the English word plums (plum) being associated in English with images of youthful curves and freshness.
Although the theme of gastronomic idiocy has not been the subject of semantic work or research, different disciplines have tackled the question.
Ethnology, in particular Claude Levi-Stauss (1908-2009) in his work The Raw and the Cooked is interested in it. The structuralist Roland Barthes (1915-1980) devotes four articles of his Food mythologies. Psychologists have studied how certain metaphors used by parents define self-perception, a feminist approach shows how women come to define themselves based on a series of metaphors related to food and cooking.
Psychoanalysis, in particular Lacanian (Jacques Lacan, 1901-1981) is obviously sensitive to the metaphorical dimension of discourse, and may be led to study the corpus of locutions linked to the gastronomy.
Regarding the linguistic approach of the entries in this dictionary, it should be noted that the primary meaning of words is sometimes far removed from the colloquial or final slang meaning. Indeed, the semantic drift of such and such a slang word, expression or locution has appeared over the decades, according to the uses of corporations (butchers, winegrowers, doctors, etc.) or environments (banditry, prostitution, prison world, etc.) , sometimes with ambiguous or original meanings: the word "Médoc" is a wine famous French red, but it also designates, in popular jargon, drugs.
The word "miso », meanwhile, designates, in Asian cuisine, a condiment based on soybean paste fermented, it qualifies, familiarly and by apocope (*), a misogynist.
(*) Apocope: Fall of a phoneme, of one or more syllables at the end of a word (opposite to apheresis). We say "TV" for "television", "mat" for "morning" by apocope.
Moreover, it should also be mentioned that some slang or colloquial words or expressions come directly from the fields of food and drink or relate to their products, as is the case, for example of " sausage » : Hey, go sausage! "For a fool or foolish person" or " leg » : She has beautiful legs ” for a woman who has pretty legs or " asparagus : What asparagus! For a big girl.
Other words or expressions, on the contrary, go there: "a bottle of behind the bundles "For the best wine from the cellar or" it is the bamboo shot " for an addition full-bodied (…) In a restaurant or even “bell: bang it joystick » to send each other a good meal, yell. Just like, speaking of a product (wine, cheese,….) " not to be bitten by chafer Which means be intense or remarkable in its kind.
Certain expressions also carry the double seal cuisine / food-product such as "larder the rind" for stabbing each other or "graze the loaves "To strongly annoy.
Some familiar words have an etymological lineage linked to food and drink.
For example, the colloquial noun "buddy" does not seem to be related to food and yet this word comes from "companion" itself coming from Latin companion meaning " who eats his pain with another ".
In the same register, the word "rascal" comes from Latin rascal meaning "from the kitchen", from coquistro, word derived from " coq ».
If the word "rifle" well designates the firearm (which is used, for example, to kill game), it is however far removed from the vocabulary of food and drink. And yet, because of its tubular shape, it has long been used to designate in slang the throat human: "to stick one in the gun" which means to eat, drink or swallow something or even "stuff the gun" to eat well, while having, at the restaurant, a gun shot, which brings back to the primary meaning of the explosive object.
Another interesting familiar word:leaf stripping, which apparently has nothing to do with food or drink, is, however, the action of removing part of the leaves to expose the fruits to solar action and thus promote their full ripening.
This word will be immediately used in French to qualify the striptease de l 'stripper cabaret. (Anglicism striptease from to strip "Undress" and to tease "Annoy, tease").
While remaining, so to speak, in the agricultural field, the word " embouched "In the expression" badly mouthed "Comes, as for him, from" fattening " which is the fattening of cattle in the meadows. This colloquialism qualifies someone as rude and rude, with nothing but profanity in the mouth.
There are also terms that borrow from cooking and that apply to drink such as the adjective "dehydrated" which means "deprived of its water or part of its water" (for example, of champignons dehydrated) And a individual executives, team leaders and professionals dehydrated who qualifies someone asthirsty.
In the same vein, the word " revived Which means tinned again (tinning a kitchen utensil, such as a pan) means "intoxicated".
Conversely with the phrase "take - or hold - a good cooked », The kitchen gives the drink a rank of honor. The verb "se pepper Gives him another.
The verb "velouter" which means "to make sweeter, more smooth (to taste) ”or“ more pleasant, sweeter (to the hearing) ”becomes in the pronominal form“ se velouter (le torsse) ”that is to say: drink a small glass of liquor, alcohol , drink a glass of wine.
We can also cite the old phrase " broth de veal Which used to mean absinthe.
Certain parts of the human body, related or not to food functions, are very involved: the heel in the expression "to have the stomach in the heels" meaning "to be very hungry" or even this same stomach in the expression "to have stomach ”to“ have courage ”. Common use of the word " mouth "(To designate the face or the mouth) is obviously overused, in all its grammatical and phonetic forms, including the search engine Google (taste-mouth) and its variations (gougueuler, gougueulasserie,…).
To refine (…) this area of linguistics, phrases, apocopes, ellipses, interjections, slang and familiar metonymies related to food, drink and cooking are also used in abundance (…): bite into it, crust, conso (consumption), artich (artichoke), rototo (infant burp), beurk, Ugh, bif (steak), mac (mackerel - in the sense of pimp-, hamburger - coming from Macdonald- and macaroni to designate an Italian), dwich (sandwich), cod ! (female insult), drink a bucket (for its content), etc ...
Finally, a last point, to insist on the regionalization and especially the "countryization" of certain entries in this dictionary.
En Belgium and Luxembourg in Canada (Quebec), In Switzerland (Romande), and throughout the Francophonie in general, certain colloquial or slang words are modeled on products or expressions used locally or in a customary manner: the Quebecois will not understand the Switzerland who tells him "to have the boutefas", any more than the Belgian will know what Quebec " You had to bacon ? ".
On the other hand, it is possible that a Luxembourg woman understands a Belgian who asks her if "she takes the candy ».
The Haitians will find it difficult to come to an understanding with Quebeckers on the meaning of the word « potatoes », But, ultimately, it is the Haitians who will be right since the origin of this word comes from them.
Finally, this work ends with the " lingo dinner"which is a kind of American slang (slang) used by cooks and chefs with service staff to communicate and transmit dish orders and service orders to each other. The use of these terms is in practice in many American restaurants (restaurants), coffee shops and fast food, but these terms may vary from one region to another and even from one restaurant to another depending on the typicity or the theme of cuisine served. The language "diner lingo" is practically unknown outside the United States of America.
The list of terms from " lingo dinner Uses the most common and well-known terms used by American restaurant professionals and sometimes by customers themselves.
The translation of these terms and their definitions from American into French is carried out to the extent possible.
Some slang or slang quotes:
"I took him for a long time for an adventure guy, but it's nothing but a half-salt" (Louis-Ferdinand Céline)
"So we laughed like pickles" (Louis-Ferdinand Céline)
"Slang is the language of the dark" (Victor Hugo, Les misérables)
“There is one benevolent criticism and then the other, poisonous. All shit or all nougat. "(Louis-Ferdinand Céline)
“Ah! if I could have used only the words which are used in the halls of Paris ”(Michel de Montaigne, in the Essais - Book I)
Mouth slang
- Hunger suppressant
- Offal
- Giblets
- Slaughterhouse
- Abs-kro
- Bee
- Abbreviate
- Abequezer
- Bleak
- Abondance
- Abouch
- Water
- Drinker
- Shelter
- Apricot
- Abs
- Absinthier
- absorber
- Accolade
- Accommodate
- Hacker
- Finish
- Purchase
- Addition
- Adjutant
- Business
- famished
- Panic
- Sharpen
- Affutiaux
- Sharpener
- After Eight
- Agape
- Lamb
- Agouler
- Sour
- Aigrette
- Ail
- Aile
- aioli
- Convoluted
- Alcohol (slang synonyms)
- Alcoholic
- Alcoholic
- Alcoholic
- Alcohol
- Alcohol-dep
- Alevin
- Alimentary
- All projects
- Round trip
- Light up
- Lark
- Almond
- Bitter
- Priming
- Appetizer
- Tonsil
- Pineapple
- Anchovy
- Dummy
- Andouillerie
- andouillette
- Angina
- English plum
- Angluce
- Angoulême
- Eel
- Anguilloneux
- Animal
- Anis
- anisette
- non-skid
- Antigel
- Antigorging
- Antimalfood
- anus
- Aperitif
- Aperitif
- Aperitif
- Appetizing
- Appetite
- To lean on
- Aquarium
- Slate
- Slate
- Edges
- Harlequin
- Jam cupboard
- snatch
- Round
- Water
- Watering can
- Arsouille
- Arsouiller
- Artich
- Artichoke
- Artie
- arton
- As
- Asparagus
- Season
- Dry up
- Butter dish
- Plate
- Plate (slang synonyms)
- Butter plate
- Thirsty
- Assommoir
- Maggot
- Nibble
- Stars
- Attignole
- Auberge
- Spanish hotel
- Aubergine
- aubun
- Eye
- Autruche
- slurp
- Slumped
- To avash
- Swallow
- Swallow everything
- Swallow raw
- Swallow
- Swallower
- Gray pea swallower
- To swallow
- avergot
- avid
- Drunk
- Provided
- oat
- Oatmeal
- oats
- BOF
- Baba
- Lips
- Bacon
- Badigoinces
- Slam
- Stuttering
- Stammer
- Stammerer
- Drool
- Slobbering
- Slobber
- Patter
- Baguette
- Sideboard
- Bathe-in-butter
- Water bath
- Kiss
- Honey
- Balai
- Balance
- Balle
- Balle
- Ball
- Balloon
- Balloon
- Balthazar
- Bamboche
- Bamboocher
- Bamboo
- Bamboula
- banana
- Banana
- banana
- Banana
- Bang
- Banquet
- Baptize
- Gibberish
- Gossip
- Gibberish
- Churn
- BBQ
- Barbel
- BBQ
- Beard
- Barbeque
- Barb
- barbeque
- Splashing
- Splash around
- Smeared
- Bard
- Bard
- Barfer
- Chocolate bar
- Barrique
- Barnyard
- Basin
- Bastos
- Bastingue
- Downgrade
- Bâtard
- frolic
- Fool around
- Flying
- Cookware
- Butter beater
- Beater
- Baudet
- Bladder
- wallow
- Gossip
- Talkative
- Bavarian
- Bavarian
- Gossip
- Drool
- Drool
- Bavette
- Slobbery
- Chatter
- Bib
- Bavure
- Bazaar
- Bazaar
- BBQ
- Beaujolpif
- Bec
- Woodcock
- Snipe
- Bechamel
- Smooch
- becquante
- Beaked
- becquetancy
- Pecked
- Peck
- Peck
- Belly
- Belly
- Fluffy
- belly
- Beef
- Beefsteak
- Begueule
- Donut
- Beignet
- Belant
- Bleat
- Aries
- Blessed-food-everything
- Berdouille
- bergamot
- Bergère
- Bergerie
- Berk
- Berlingot
- Berlingue
- Bernic
- Berzingue
- Cattle
- Livestock
- Cattle trailer
- Stupidity
- Beet
- Bellowing
- Bellowing
- Bellow
- Bellow
- yuck
- Butter
- Butter
- Butter
- Black butter
- Buttered
- Butter
- butter dish
- Drink
- Drinking
- Bibaille
- Bibard
- Bibass
- bibassier
- Bottle
- Bottle-fed
- Booze
- Bibiche
- Hooch
- Bibinous
- Doe
- Biting
- Cheating
- Bichette
- Bicheux
- bichon
- Pamper
- Bichonnet
- Pampering
- Bidet
- Bider
- Bidochard
- Bidochard
- bidoche
- Bottle
- Bottle up
- Sucks well
- Beer
- beer
- Bif
- Strike out
- Redaction
- Biffon
- Cross out
- beer
- Steak
- Steak
- Steaker
- Biftéckifer
- bigarreau
- Periwinkle
- Curvy
- Winkle
- Even
- Biler
- Bilious
- nonsense
- Biniou
- Biography
- bike
- Goat and goat
- Biquet
- Biquettes
- Rusk
- Biscott
- Biscuit
- Bisquant
- Bisque
- Bisque
- Bissard
- bistouille
- Bistro
- Bistrot
- Bistro
- Bistrouillard
- Bistrouille
- bitable
- Bite
- Biter
- Bite
- Biturize
- Biturin
- White in Snow
- Off-white
- stew
- Corn
- Blinder
- Blonde
- Blute
- Shielding
- Jar
- Bocker
- Block
- Bocusade
- Bocuser
- Bœuf
- Beef, Carrots
- Beef
- Beef
- Beef
- Drink
- Drink (slang synonyms)
- Alcoholic drink
- To drink
- Boisseur
- Drink-without-thirst
- Box
- Drinkout
- Bowl
- bombastic
- Bombance
- Bomb
- Well living
- bonbec
- Condensed milk coffee
- Carboy
- candy
- Bonbonniere
- Good hand
- Rumbling
- Bosse
- Boot
- Goat
- Smoke
- Buccaneer
- appetizer
- Mouth - slang synonyms
- Bite
- Butcher
- Butcher
- butchery
- Plug
- Stopper
- Corker
- Boucot
- To pout
- Boudin
- Pudding
- Boudoir
- Goofart
- Puffable
- Puffing
- Food
- Eatery-pancake
- Eat
- puffiness
- Eater
- Puffy
- Fluff
- Puffing
- Gobball
- Move
- Bougnat
- Bouiboui
- Bouillabaisse
- Boiling
- Bouillasse
- Boiled
- porridge
- Boil
- Broth
- Culture broth
- Bouillonage
- Bubbling
- Bubbler
- Bakery
- Baker
- Baker
- Ball
- Drag
- Pellet
- Gig
- Gig
- Pelletizing
- Scuffing
- To work
- Teen party
- Burdensome
- Drunk
- Hose tamper
- Pig stuffer
- Bourre-rascals
- Fluff-soft
- Stuff
- Tamper
- Bourrichon
- Eeyore
- nag
- Jenny
- Dung
- Dunghill
- Bousin
- Bousingot
- Bounty
- binge
- Gobbler
- Boustiff
- Bout
- Bottle-in-train
- Boutefas
- Bottle
- Bottle of wine)
- Bottle (slang synonyms)
- Empty bottle)
- Shop
- Shop
- Bouveresse
- Cattle
- Hose
- Boyauder
- Boyate
- Poach
- Bray
- braisard
- Breeze
- Braise
- roar
- Brasser
- Brewer
- Sheep
- Wishbone
- Bream
- Snatch
- brichet
- Brichetton
- Flange
- Bridle
- Brie
- Briffe
- Briffing
- brigand
- Robbery
- Brin
- Sprig of salad
- Brindezingue
- binge
- Brioche
- Brick
- Clip
- Pike
- Skewer
- Bromide
- Brush
- Brush
- Brouillard
- Trash
- broutard
- Broute
- Kitty grazer
- Graze
- Grazer
- Grazer
- Grazer
- brown sugar
- Brownie
- Burnt
- Burst
- Burst
- Perfume burner
- Burn
- Burnt
- Brutal
- Bubble
- buffecaille
- Buffet
- buffets
- Buffalo
- Bulle
- Cruets
- Foraging
- Drinkable
- Drinking
- Drinking
- drinking
- Blotter
- Laundromat
- Laundromat
- Buveton
- Drinker
- Rabbit hut
- Cabaret
- caboulot
- Caper
- Cavort
- Poop
- cababer
- Peanut
- Cocoa
- Cockatoo
- Sperm whale
- Cashmere yarns
- Cactus
- Caf 'conc'
- Café
- Café (establishment)
- Coffee with milk
- Quilt coffee
- Coffee-cream
- Cafeteria
- Coffee maker
- coffee
- Cafiot
- Cafiot
- Cage
- Crate
- Moneypot
- caguer
- Quail
- Quail
- Cailler
- Checkout
- Squid
- Calabash
- Calendars
- Stall
- Calisson
- Cap
- Bald spot
- caboose
- Cam
- Cam
- Camelot
- Camembert
- Camouflage
- Duck
- Duck
- Duck
- Cancoillotte
- Cane
- Sugar cane
- Cannelloni
- Can
- Canon
- Cannon
- Cannon
- Cantalou
- cellars
- Canteen
- cantoche
- Caoua
- Cappilotade
- Cappuccino
- Capsule
- keg
- Cackling
- Cackle
- Rifle
- Carabistouille
- Carafe
- Decanter
- Decanted
- Decant
- Carambar
- Caramboil
- Caramel
- Caramelize
- Quarantine
- Fuel
- Carbide
- Fuel
- Carcass
- Cardinal
- Caress
- Carnage
- Carne
- Carnivore
- Coring
- Carrot
- Core
- Core drill
- Carob
- Carp
- Map
- Casino
- Cass
- Brittle
- Casse
- Ram breaker
- Candy breaker
- Snack
- Slab breaker
- Seed Cracker
- Jawbreaker
- Snout
- Nutcracker
- Nutcracker
- Paws
- Breast breaker
- Break
- Cooking
- Casserole
- Pan
- Cassis
- Casserole
- Chestnuts
- Castagner
- Castrol
- Poultice
- Cellar
- Cellar
- Cave
- cave
- Caviar
- Redaction
- Redact
- Cavouse
- Belt
- Cinderella
- Coffin
- Deer
- Chervil
- Cherry
- Cervelas
- Brain
- chabrot
- Chair
- Cannon fodder
- Goosebumps
- Barge
- Chameau
- Champ
- Champ
- Champagne
- Champagne
- Champignon
- Overnight mushroom
- Chancre
- Chanterelle
- Chanterelle
- Whipped Cream
- breadcrumbs
- Capon
- Charcoal
- charcuterie
- Delicatessen
- Charcuterie
- Butcher
- Butcher
- Delicatessen
- Butcher
- Charger
- Charlotte
- Lint
- Flat-hunting
- Cousin hunter
- Chestnut
- Chestnut
- Castle of
- Chateau-Lapompe
- Hot
- Hot in front!
- Hot Hot
- Chaudron
- Boilermaker
- Boilermaker
- Heat
- Chausson
- Fireplace
- scoundrel
- Dear-spice
- Dear
- Horses
- Equine
- Pegs
- Sheep
- Roe
- Quirking
- Buckshot
- Chewing gum
- Tiresome
- Shit
- Chiatica
- Chichi
- Fussy
- chicory
- Shabby
- Chicory
- Chie-grease
- Shit
- Dog
- Quackgrass
- dog bed
- Take a dump
- Crappy
- Boring
- Toilet
- Swipe
- Chipolatas
- Chipolater
- Chipos
- quibble
- Chips
- Quid
- chewer
- Chlass
- Chlinger
- Chlorophyll
- chnaps
- Choco
- Chocolat
- Shock
- willows
- Cholera
- cholette
- Draft Beer
- Chop
- chopinaison
- Chopination
- Pint
- Nibble
- chopotte
- Chorizo
- Cabbage
- Cauliflower
- Kohlrabi
- Scrunchie
- Pamper
- Pampering
- Choucroute
- Sauerkraut
- Sauerkraut
- Chouquette
- Chourave
- To steal
- Scavenger
- Choir
- choute
- Choosing
- chouterie
- Christian
- Shtuc
- chyle
- Spring onion
- Ciboulot
- Cidre
- Ciflard
- Crazy
- Fifth
- Lemon
- Citronnade
- Lemon
- Pumpkin
- Pumpkins
- clafoutis
- Clairet
- Clakos
- Clap
- valve
- Hutch
- Lapping
- Clapper
- Slap
- Hungry slap
- Hungry
- Slamming
- slam
- Snap your beak
- cleber
- Clementine
- Clochard
- Tramping
- Bell
- Cloves
- Cluber
- Co
- Coca
- Cockade
- Funny
- Cockery
- Car
- Pig
- Paying pig
- Pink pig
- Cochoncity
- Pig
- Dirty
- Junk food
- Pigophobic
- Cocktail
- Coco
- Cocorico
- Cocoric
- coconut
- Coconut tree
- Cocotte
- Pressure cooker
- Heart (eat by)
- Quack quack
- Quince
- Coke
- Collar
- Colback
- Trinket
- Spiral staircase
- Necklace
- gourd
- Comest '
- Comestals
- Communard
- Full
- compote
- Fruit bowl
- Gas meter
- Counter
- Cucumber
- Candied
- Confess
- Confectionery
- Confectioner
- Candied
- jam
- Freezer
- order
- Consumption
- Consolation
- Consolation
- Console
- Consum
- Consumes
- Use
- Constipated
- Cool
- coolos
- Boyfriend
- Cronyism
- Girlfriend
- Girlfriend
- Cronyism
- Cock
- Rooster
- TRANSPARENT PHONE CASE WITH DETACHABLE WOODEN BEADS STRAP
- Cockerel
- Poppy, or in French "Coquelicot"
- Whooping cough
- Cockerel
- Flirtatious
- Egg cup
- Coquillard
- Shell
- Coquillette
- Naughty
- Tough
- Horny
- Curse
- Cornaut
- pipe
- Cornet
- Cornette
- cornichon
- Corridor
- Corsica
- Corsage
- Cossard
- Pod
- Cote
- Prime rib
- Ribbon
- Chop
- Night owl
- Rind
- Sleep
- coulant
- Sauce
- Corridor
- Stroke
- Cut
- Cabbage Cutter
- Shank cutter
- Thirst quencher
- Bacon cutter
- Cleaver
- Leather
- Squash
- Zucchini
- Zucchini
- Short
- Court broth
- Short juice
- couscous
- Couscous fondue
- Couscous and fries
- Couscous and spaghetti
- Harvest cousin
- Knife
- Knife (slang synonyms)
- Lid
- Couvert
- Crab
- Burnt
- Cramer
- Crampon
- Hold on
- Hold on to the void
- Toad
- Scoundrel
- villainy
- Villainous
- Craved
- Tie
- Rack
- cream
- Lollipop cream
- Cream
- Cream
- creamery
- Crepe
- Pancake
- Cress
- Watercress
- Cretins of the Alps
- Starve
- To burst
- Shrimp
- Scream
- Screening machine
- Yell
- Crigne
- Cignolier
- criole
- Croc
- Crocmole
- crocomole
- Croissant
- Croma
- Crumble
- Crisp
- Bite
- Toast
- Undertaker
- Croquembouche
- bogeyman
- Bite
- Crunch
- Nibbler
- Croquignolet
- Nibble
- Poop
- Rump
- Crouponier
- Crispness
- Crisp
- Crisp
- Crispy
- Potato chip
- Crisp
- Crust
- Croutenard
- Crust
- Crust
- Crouteur
- Croutier
- Crouton
- Crust
- Cru
- Jug
- Crudely
- Spoon
- To cook
- Cooking
- Kitchen
- To cook
- Cook
- Thigh
- Thigh
- Cooking
- Cook
- Cook
- Cookery
- Cooked
- Cooked
- Cook
- Ass-dry
- Ass-earthy
- Tumbled
- Base
- Panties
- Cheeky
- Toothpick
- Bowl dimension
- Cuvee
- Cupping
- Lunch
- From
- slab
- Ladies-cap
- Dancing
- dariole
- Date
- Stew
- Daube
- dauber
- Dauber
- Thimble
- To unwind
- Unpacking
- Skidding
- Debauchery
- Debeak
- Debugging
- Baffling
- Debug
- Debeak
- Unlinging
- Dislocate
- Unblock
- Break out
- Debraised
- Unclamping
- Unbridle
- This side
- Decant
- Decapsulated
- Uncap
- Decarcerate
- Decanting
- Decaved
- Brainwash
- Shredded
- Decoction
- Crestfallen
- Collapse
- Unhook
- Undress
- Roast beef cutter
- Decuit
- To uncover
- Defecate
- Defile
- Stoned
- Defromager
- Deg
- Thawed
- Unblock
- Lanky
- Degobillage
- Unblock
- Degobillis
- Unclog
- Disgorging
- Disgust
- Disgusting
- Disgusting
- Disgust
- Disgust
- Degrain
- Degreasing
- Degrease
- Degreaser
- Degradation
- Unclog
- Trim
- Deguelbi
- Deguelindo
- Deguelpif
- Disgusting
- Disgusting
- Disgusting
- Disgusting
- Disgusting
- Disgust
- Disgusting
- Disgusting
- Disgusting
- Disgusting
- Disgusting
- Bawling
- Puke
- Disgusting
- Disgusting
- savor
- Already
- Lunch
- Delay
- Delay
- Dilute
- Delectabletasty
- Itch
- Dismantle
- Demastify
- Demi
- Half pork
- Half portion
- Sparkling wine - Semidry
- Slightly salted
- Demoiselle
- Demolish
- Unmold
- Deprived
- Dent
- Lace
- Denture
- Convenience store
- Skin
- Plucked
- Pluck
- Depopulate
- Deposit
- Dump
- Strip
- Deflower
- Der of ders
- Derated
- Desaucissionned
- Go down
- Descent
- Unplug
- Dehydrated
- Desiree
- Boneless
- Bone
- Bone
- Desperado
- Dessal '
- Desalting
- Desalted
- Desalt
- Desalters
- Dessert
- quench thirst
- Sober
- Desugar
- Detonate
- Unearth
- Of meat
- Deviate
- Devitaminated
- Devouring
- Devour
- Devourer
- Dezinc
- Day
- Digeo
- Digest
- Turkey
- Turkey
- Turkey
- Dine
- Dinner
- Lingo dinner
- Dinette
- Nightclub
- Discretion (to)
- Scarcity
- Distinct
- Nineteen
- Plump
- Finger
- Domino
- dondon
- Green back
- Can
- socket
- Pay
- Sugar Plum
- drille
- ducasse
- Dulcinea
- Badass
- Hard
- dwich
- Water
- Water
- Rose water
- Brandy
- Clear
- Leaf stripping
- Stripping
- Leaf remover
- Confuse
- Muddled
- Embouchan
- Embouched
- slur
- Skewer
- Skewer
- Emmastocate
- Annoying
- Fuck up
- Fuck up
- Piss off
- Piss off
- entangled
- honey
- Tangle
- Bitter
- Stuffing
- Impasto
- Stuffing
- Stuff
- Poisoner
- Poison
- Carry
- Sloppy
- Borrow
- Cellaring
- Slashed
- Encrusting
- Encrusted
- Encrust
- Endure
- toothless
- Endive
- Floured
- Put on
- Motherfucker
- To press in
- Ovenable
- Bake
- Friting
- Engerber
- Engulf
- Engoyer (s')
- Engulf
- swallow
- Engraving
- Engrain
- Engrainer
- Fatten up
- Squabbling
- Yelling
- Shout
- Banter
- Intoxication
- Intoxicate
- Spread
- To take off
- Illuminate
- Illumination
- Inquire
- Teaches
- Compartment
- Starter
- Spreader
- Scaling
- To entangle
- To sing
- Funnel
- Streaky
- Interlard
- Notched
- Nick
- Envious
- Envy
- Supplied
- Send
- Argue
- Escalope
- Escalop
- Escargot
- Snail
- Eskimo
- Watertight
- Estaph
- Ecstasy
- Estogom
- Stomach
- Stunned
- Stun
- Stifling
- Cripple
- Eustache
- Extras
- Drunkenness
- Tortoiseshell
- Scaled
- Scale
- Brainless
- Echalas
- Shallot
- Scarf
- Scald
- Warm up
- Spine
- Chine
- To burst
- Lock
- Flay
- Flayer
- Deworm
- De-scaler
- Shell
- Crushing
- Squash
- Skim
- Cream separator
- Crayfish
- Écuelle
- Foam
- skim
- Skimmer
- Skimmer
- Elegant
- Elixir
- Tipsy
- Befuddle
- Emery
- Slice
- Titillating
- Exhilarate
- affected
- Amazing
- Spice
- Barberry spice
- Epicemard
- Spice
- Grocery
- Grocer
- Spinach
- Peel
- Peeler
- Peeler
- Peel
- Sponge
- Mop up
- Et al
- Display
- spread
- Tin
- Stamen
- Quench
- Staff
- Switch off
- Labelling
- Choking-Christian
- Smother-rascal
- To choke
- Choke
- Strangle
- Weeding
- Curry
- Gutting
- Gutting
- Gutting
- Gut
- Oven
- Disembowel
- Eviscerate
- Boring
- Trays
- Bland
- Madly
- Fader
- fadoche
- Bassoon
- Bundling
- fagoté
- Bundle up
- Hunger
- Do
- Pheasant
- Pheasant
- Bundle
- Make
- Pheasantry
- Pheasant
- Fact
- Famous
- Fanal
- Tabs
- Farce
- Joker
- Joker
- Make us
- Stuff
- flour
- Floury
- Fasfooderie
- Broke
- Mow down
- False collar
- bean
- Fayotage
- Spread
- Febou
- Feca
- Split
- Spank
- Festive
- Feast
- Feast
- festouille
- Feast
- Reveler
- Party
- Party - slang synonyms
- To celebrate
- Feu
- Feuch
- Bean
- Fi
- Tied
- String
- Seafood
- Fifrelin
- Fig
- Fig tree
- Beer figure
- Girl
- Finger
- Flask
- thief
- Fion
- Fiote
- fuel
- Fish
- Fish & chips
- Bottle
- flagada
- flagda
- Flageoli
- Whip
- Flageolet
- Kitchen scent
- Flambard
- flambe
- Flamed
- blaze
- High Roller
- Flan
- Flank
- Flatulence
- Arrow
- Flower
- Float
- Fleet
- Float
- Floats
- Flute
- Flute
- Flute
- Liver
- Foie gras
- hay
- Fairground
- Fair
- Fair of the grapple
- Screw up
- Foolish
- Foridon
- Fondant
- Basis
- Molten
- Forcing
- whip
- Oven
- fork
- Snail fork
- Forked
- Furnace
- Batch
- Bakehouse
- Feed
- Forage
- Thicket
- Tote
- Stuff
- Stuff
- Fresh
- Fresh
- Spawning
- Cost
- Strawberry
- Wild strawberry
- Raspberry
- Frankfurt
- frangipane
- Franquette
- Fry
- Friand
- Candy
- Fricassee
- fricassee
- fricasseur
- Frichter
- Frichti
- Frichtouiller
- Fricot
- Knitting
- Knitting
- Fricoteur
- frifri
- Frig
- Fridge
- Fridge
- Fringale
- Thrift
- Crumpled-sauce
- crumple
- Fry
- Frisky
- Free
- Friing
- Fry
- Fry
- Chip shop
- Frying
- fryers
- Fryer
- Cheese
- Cheese (slang synonyms)
- Cottage cheese
- Rubbed
- Fruit
- Dried fruit
- Fruitmuche
- I smoked
- smoke
- Manure
- Rocket
- Gun
- Shoot
- Bread winner
- Little winner
- Gai
- Galapiat
- Galettard
- Galette
- Galimafree
- Gallopin
- Galoubet
- galtouse
- gamble
- Gambling
- billy
- gamer
- Ganache
- Pantry
- Roach
- gargamel
- Gargantua
- Gargantuan
- Gargle
- Gargle
- Gargot
- Gargoting
- gargote
- Gossip
- Gargoter
- gargoyle
- Gurgling
- Gurgling
- Gurgling
- Jug
- Garguillot
- Additional
- Gastro
- Gastrolatrous
- Gastronomer
- Cake-sauce
- Cake
- Treat
- Sweet
- Gaudriole
- Waffle
- Emboss
- Wafer
- Waffle iron
- Gaul
- Gaul
- Gauler
- Feeding
- Force-fed
- Presents
- Gaviole
- cake
- Gas
- jelly
- Royal jelly
- Freeze
- Gum
- Gendarme
- Heifer
- Wreath
- Tanner
- Stacked
- Gervais
- Gizzard
- Game
- Gidouille
- Gig
- Gigolette
- Gigolo
- Gigolpince
- Leg
- Wiggling
- Wriggle
- Sleeping bag
- Sleeping bag
- Gigue
- Ginglard
- Ginguet
- Cloves
- Wallflower
- Frosted
- Ice
- glacière
- Ice Cube
- Gland
- Hanging out
- Glander
- Glandillous
- Gluttony
- Fluff
- Gluttonous
- Gluttonous
- Glean
- Glass
- Glaviot
- Glavioter
- Gloria
- Gurgling
- gurgling
- Gurgling
- giggle
- glutton
- Glutton
- Gluttony
- Gnafron
- Gnole
- Go (all of)
- Flycatchers
- Cup
- Goblotter
- Govern
- Swallow
- Cups
- Cup
- Gobbler
- Gobichonnade
- Gobichon
- Gobihonor
- Godaille
- Godaille
- Godailler
- Scooper
- good
- Bucket
- Godiveau
- Gogaille
- Gogo (at)
- Mocking
- Mockery
- goguenots
- Gogues
- Goguette
- Glutton
- Stuffing
- Glutton
- guzzle
- Gluttony
- Golden
- Goliarder
- Service
- Gummy
- Inflate
- Goret
- Gorge
- Sip
- Gorgeon
- Gorge
- Gorgonzola
- Throat
- gurgle
- Cheerful
- Cheerful
- Cheerful
- Cheerful
- Gougeulassery
- Gougeulerie
- Gougnasse
- Gougnasser
- Drip
- mouthwatering
- Gougueule
- Stud
- Goulash
- Gulping
- Goulash
- Ghoul
- Gulped
- Drinkable
- Gouliaffe
- Neck
- Greedy
- Gullin
- Gullin
- Gourde
- Gourer
- Gourgandine
- broad bean
- Gourmet
- Greedy
- greed
- Pod
- pod
- Taste
- To taste
- To taste
- Drop
- Grabass
- Graille
- Grease
- graillon
- Graill
- Grain
- Seed
- Grain
- Lubrication
- Grease
- Grease
- Graoudjem
- Grappas
- Grab
- Grappler
- gras
- Hard fat
- Double-fat
- Grashu
- Grasse
- Chubby
- Plump
- Gratin
- Gratinated
- Rind scraper
- Graft
- Grenadine
- Frog
- Froglet
- Frog
- Frog
- Grainy
- Sizzle
- Greumai
- Pomace
- Snacking
- Nibble
- Nibbler
- grill
- Grill
- Grilling
- Gate
- Grillers
- Grumpy
- grind
- Cherry
- Grey
- Gray
- Intoxication
- Intoxicate
- Grispis
- Thrush
- Thrill
- Grivellery
- Griveton
- Saucy
- Rudeness
- Snout
- Fat
- Big blue
- Big red
- Currant
- Gooseberry
- Gruau
- Lump
- Gruyere
- Gueder
- Guedilla
- Bawling
- mouthful
- Gueulardise
- Mouth
- Hangover
- Fish mouth
- Shouted
- Yelling
- Yell
- Shouting
- gueuleton
- Yelling
- Mouthpiece
- mouthphone
- Beggar
- Guidemicheliner
- Guignard
- Guigne
- Guignonne
- Marshmallow
- Windlass
- Windlass
- Windlass
- Windlass
- Askew
- Guinguette
- Laboratory
- Plowman
- Let go
- Laffe
- The taste
- Wool
- Oldest boy
- Woolly
- Milk
- Embroidery milk
- Dairy
- Lettuce
- Rolling mill
- lamps
- Flashlight
- Death lamp
- Lamp
- Lamps
- lampie
- Lanterns
- Launched
- Throw
- Lobster
- Lobster
- langoustine
- Language
- Languetous
- Lap
- Rabbit
- Litter
- Rabbit
- Rabbitism
- Rabbit
- Lacquereaumuche
- Minion
- Bacon
- Larded
- Lard
- larder
- Lardoire
- Bacon
- lardu
- Laristocus
- Larlepem
- Tear
- Teardrop
- lartif
- larton
- Lartonnier
- Lasagna
- Laurel
- lava
- Mop
- washing
- lazagne
- Lazagneur
- Lechard
- Boot lick
- Ass lick
- Lick-train
- Lick
- Licker
- Licking
- Lick
- Vegetable
- Vegetable
- Lendemain de veille
- Lens
- Lerche
- Lerchem
- Ballast
- Letter L
- Get up on an empty stomach
- release
- Licentious
- Lich
- Lichade
- lick
- licance
- Lichard
- Lichard
- Lichard
- Lich
- Lick-to-death
- Licking
- Lichetrogner
- Lichetronneur
- Lichette
- Licker
- Lick
- Lichotry
- Lie
- Lièvre
- Dab
- Limiter
- Lime
- Lemonade
- Lemonade
- Languages
- Linnet
- Lip
- lippee
- lipper
- Liqueur
- Liquide
- Liquidate
- Straightener
- Litchi
- Liter
- Liters
- Literate
- Liter
- litron
- Litrate
- Litigator
- Lolo
- Loubiat
- Ladle
- Crooked
- Loucherbem
- Squint
- Loufer
- Loufiat
- Turkish delight
- luron
- Lustucru
- Lust
- Luzerne
- MY V
- Mac
- Cat
- Macadam
- Macaroon
- macarooning
- macaroon
- Macaroni
- Macaronize
- Macaroon
- McDonalds
- Macedonia
- To chew
- Jaw
- Cheek
- Chew
- Chew
- Scoter
- Macro
- Macroging
- macroter
- Macrotin
- Maculation
- Madeleine
- Mafflu
- Shenanigans
- Skinny
- Table d'hôte major
- Malabar
- Malaga
- Junk food
- Trunk
- Mom
- Mom-maca
- Udder
- Mandarin
- Mandarine
- Mandibles
- Mandolin
- manezingue
- Eat-bénef
- Shit eater
- Eat all
- Mangee
- Eat
- Manger
- Eat
- Eat
- Eat
- Eat (slang synonyms)
- Eater
- White eater
- Eater
- Handle
- Manningen
- Mac
- maqua
- Make up
- Made
- Makeup
- Masking
- Mackerel
- Legitimate mackerel
- Mackerel
- Mackerel
- Mackerel
- Mackerel
- Mackerel
- Mackerel
- Mackerelized
- Horse dealer
- Horse-trading
- Make up
- Makeup
- Maraschino
- Raiding
- Marauding
- Marauder
- Marauder
- Mercandier
- Wild boar
- Marked
- Dealer
- Merchant
- Merch
- Market
- Marcif
- Seaside
- Tide
- Margolette
- margoulin
- Mariner
- Maritorne
- marlou
- Marmelade
- stewing
- Marmite
- To cook
- Marmiteux
- Marquise
- Brown
- Marronist
- Maroon
- Marronnier
- Mastering
- Mastic
- Masticate
- Masturbate
- Master
- Mastroquet
- Slaughter
- Wimp
- May
- Mayonnaise
- Mace
- Mazagran
- Oil
- Medoc
- Butt
- Stammering
- Stuttering
- Molasses
- Mixed-up
- Mishmash
- Melliflu
- Melon
- Couple
- Household
- Liar
- Menu
- Shit
- Fuck up
- Shit
- Shit
- Crappy
- Mess around
- Shit
- Mother hen
- merguez
- Meringue
- Merino
- Whiting
- Whiting
- Merle
- Merlette
- Hake
- To put
- Mooglard
- Meulard
- Grinding wheel
- Miller
- Dying of thirst
- Hungry
- Mezigue
- Half FIG half grape
- Yum-yum
- Yum
- Miche
- Miche
- Micheton
- mimetoner
- Slow cooker
- Michette
- michon
- Michto
- Midinette
- Mie
- Bread crumbs
- Honey
- Honeyed
- Crumb
- Cuteness
- Mignonettes
- Mijaurea
- Simmer
- Yarrow
- Milord Pot-au-feu
- Mirliton
- Miroton
- Appetizer
- miso
- simmer
- Mixed
- Bone marrow
- Moeller
- Moelleux
- Mold
- Harvest
- Harvest
- Reaper
- Moka
- Mollusc
- mominette
- Monocle
- Mr.
- ascend
- Piece
- morcif
- Biting
- Biting
- Bitten
- Bite
- Bite your eye
- Bitten
- Morfal
- morfaler
- Morf
- Morfer
- Morfiailler
- Morfiant
- morfier
- Morfiller
- morfler
- Morgane
- Morganer
- Morgee
- Morlingue
- Dying
- snorts
- Morphal
- Morph
- Morphillade
- Mortar
- Cod
- motto
- sod
- Lump of butter
- Mou
- Grind
- Mooring
- Wetting
- Wet
- Wet
- Silver
- Mouse
- Mold
- Mold
- Mold
- Mold
- Mill
- Mill
- Windmill
- Moulder
- Ground
- Whisker
- Foaming
- Mousse
- Muslin
- Lather
- Frothy
- Sparkling
- Mossy
- Mustard
- Mustard pot
- Mouton
- Sheep
- Sheep
- Sheep
- Moutonnet
- Grind
- Moving
- Muffee
- Muffle
- Muzzle
- Muzzle
- Mule
- Mule
- Mulsion
- Ammunition
- Wall
- Murding
- Murgia
- Murged
- Murder
- Mature
- nutmeg
- Muzzle
- Muzzle
- haversack
- Musician
- Blueberry
- Nage
- Swimming
- Fin
- Fin
- nanan
- Nappe
- mark
- Nostril
- Nasque
- Pots
- Navarino
- Ship
- Turnip
- turnip
- Nectar
- Medlar
- Negress
- Nene
- Ness
- Nose
- Niac
- Nib
- nest
- Boob
- Nickel
- Nest
- Walnut
- To marry
- Reveller
- Nightwalker
- Black
- Blacken
- Noisette
- Nuts
- Coconut
- Nonosse
- Notary
- Nouba
- nougat
- nougatine
- Noodle
- Sea noodles
- Nanny
- Fed
- Nurse
- Feed
- Feeder
- Infant
- Food (slang synonyms)
- Core
- flooded
- Cloud
- Nugget
- Night
- nightly
- junk
- Paf
- Paf
- Paffer
- Paillard
- Straw
- Bread
- Bread (slang synonyms)
- White bread
- Gingerbread
- Pain de sucre
- Paipais
- Chuck
- Wood pigeon
- Clams
- Pampina
- Grapefruit
- Panache
- Breading
- Parsnip
- Breaded
- Bread
- Cart
- Belly
- paunchy
- Pantagruelic
- Daddy-cake
- papillote
- Paquet
- Pack
- P
- Perfume
- parmezard
- Left
- Syrup pass
- Strainer
- pastaga
- Watermelon
- Pastiche
- pastiche
- Pasticheur
- Lozenge
- Pastis
- patachon
- Chubby
- Potato
- Patate
- potato, potato
- Pete
- Pastry
- Liver pate
- Pate
- Pasty
- Pastry
- Pastry
- confectioner
- Pastry
- tab
- Peanuts
- SKIN
- Fishing
- Fishing
- Peach
- Fish scale
- To fish
- Angler
- Sinned
- Pecore
- To paint
- Peel
- Leather
- Peel
- Penates
- Comb
- Pepie
- Seed
- pep
- Hillbilly
- Perforated
- pole
- Percolator
- Partridge
- Partridge
- Pernaga
- Parrot
- Persil
- Marbling
- Marbling
- Persileuse
- Parsley
- Pescal
- Weighs
- Brioche scale
- Pet
- Farted
- Péter
- Farty
- Little Lu
- Little black father
- Little butter
- Breakfast
- Petit-four
- Little grey
- Whey
- Little bread
- Small-salted
- Little Swiss
- Peas
- Kneader
- Knead
- Petrus
- Piano
- Picplate
- Small
- Pitcher
- Pitcher
- Pichtave
- Pichtgorne
- Booze
- Small
- Booze
- Booze
- picon
- Foraging
- Peck
- Peck
- Peck
- Picrates
- Potassium picrate
- Picrocolin
- Pictance
- pictancher
- pictancher
- Pictaver
- picturing
- Picton
- Picturing
- Cake
- Rest
- Pigs foot
- Fig tree foot
- Vine
- Octopus
- Pif
- piff
- Pigeon
- Pigeon
- Squab
- Pigeon
- pigeon loft
- Pinch
- Dovecote
- Pound
- Pillar
- pimento
- Spicy
- Spice up
- Dapper
- Pinard
- Pinardier
- Pinardophile
- pincette
- Guinea fowl
- Pint
- Pint
- Pint
- Pinter
- pins
- Pickaxe
- To steal
- Piolle
- pawn
- Pionard
- Piou Piou
- Donkey pee
- Picnic
- Cake sticks
- Prick
- Spike
- picket
- Swimming pool
- Pissat
- piss
- Piss-cold
- Pepper Piss
- Piss-vinegar
- Dandelion
- Piss
- I peed
- pistachio
- Pistachio
- Pistol
- Pistrouille
- Pity
- Pitching
- Pitcher
- Piton
- Clown
- Woodpecker
- Pivot
- Peony
- Pizza
- Lace
- Pizzouille
- Decks
- Floor
- Crash
- Plant
- Plant
- Planted
- Planter
- Plantery
- Planter
- Dibble
- Busty
- Plate
- Main course
- Plataea
- Plastered
- Ladeuzeplein
- Crying
- Plier
- Lead
- Leaded
- Lead
- plunge
- Diver
- Hick
- Plush
- Plume
- Plucked
- Plucking
- Plucker
- pochade
- Pochard
- Steal
- Pochardry
- Pochardise
- pocher
- Pouch
- Poaching
- Pouch
- Pochtron
- Stamping
- Stove
- punchline
- punchline
- Point
- Sharp
- Pear
- Leek
- To wait
- Pear
- Poiret
- Pear tree
- Because
- Chickpea
- Fish
- Fish
- Fish
- bad luck
- Fish
- Sticky
- Fish
- Fish (slang synonyms)
- Poissonnière
- Chest
- Pepper
- Pepper
- Pepper
- Pepper and salt
- Pepper
- Pepper
- Pepper
- Pepper plant
- Pepper pot
- Pepper
- Pepper
- Punch
- Polonais
- Coward
- Cowardice
- Ointment
- Pommade
- Pompadin
- Apple
- Apple
- Potato
- Apple
- Pump
- Tipsy
- pompon
- Pomponette
- Laying hen
- I will put
- Pont-l'Evêque
- Meals
- Meal
- popotier
- Booty
- Hog
- Pigsty
- Swine
- Pipe holder
- Meat carrier
- Porter
- Funnel carrier
- Serving
- Portrait
- Postilion
- Jar
- Pot Au Feu
- Pot auf
- Pot-boiling
- Pot-boil
- Bribe
- Bribe
- Pot pourri
- Drinking
- Soup
- Vegetable garden
- hotpot
- Vase
- potion
- Pumpkin
- potron-twink
- Ugh
- Trash can
- Thumb
- Poudre
- Poulaga
- Chicken
- Chicken coop
- Foal
- Poularde
- Poulardin
- Hen
- Pouleman
- Chicken
- Chick
- Filly
- Chicken
- Doll
- Tip
- Swine
- Pourlich
- Rotten
- Rot
- Chaser
- Crime push
- Beer pusher
- Coffee pusher
- Poussin
- Praline
- Praline
- Praline
- Take
- Lemon squeezer
- Scoop
- Plums
- Prune
- Sloe
- Plum
- Plum blossom
- Pschitt
- Pub
- stink
- Stinks of vinasse
- Pulpy
- Punch
- Purebred
- Purée
- Purotin
- Putting on the ritz
- Pylorus
- Spoiler
- refill
- planing
- Plan
- Saddle
- Wire
- rabord
- Planer
- Scum
- Connection
- Raclette
- Scraper
- Racrapote
- Rade
- Raft
- Radiant
- Radical
- Radin
- Radish
- Refresh
- Cooler
- Ragot
- Ragougnasse
- Stew
- Stewing
- Stew
- Steep
- ray
- Grape
- Grape
- Picked up
- Ramdam
- Copper
- Wood pigeon
- Simmer
- Raout
- Grated
- Grated
- To grate
- Grater
- Robberies
- Grating
- Breed
- Fed up
- Swig
- Racis
- Flat
- ratafia
- Ratamboille
- Shriveled
- Ratatouille
- Ratatouiller
- Rate
- Rack
- Ration
- Swallow
- Rave
- Invigorating
- Refresh
- Ravioli
- Raid
- Rebecting
- Bounce
- Rebate
- Recipe
- Reload
- Warmed up
- To harvest
- Spit out
- Annealing
- Refrigerator
- Refrigerate
- Cool
- Renewal
- Treat
- Regalade
- Treat
- Regimard
- Diet
- Regignard
- Licorice
- Rejoicing
- Relick
- reset
- Remoulade
- Re-mold
- Grinder
- Fill up
- Fox
- Fox
- foxing
- Rendoubled
- Sniff
- Feed
- Satisfied
- Banana republic
- Shark
- Perk
- Terminate
- Resin
- Restaurant
- Remains
- Rest
- Rehash
- Sugar
- Retamined
- Reset
- Reubie
- Come back
- Invigorate
- Review the map
- Dressing
- Rhubarb
- Ribota
- Cheat
- Ribouldingen
- Riche
- Rigolbochade
- Rigolboche
- Rigolbocher
- Hose rinser
- Pig Rinser
- Moist towelette
- Mouthwash
- Rinsed
- Rinse
- Rinsette
- Rinsing
- Revelry
- Ripple
- ripailleur
- Sparkle
- Ripopee
- Ripou
- Riquiqui
- Ritzy
- Riz
- Robert
- Robineux
- Robloche
- Rococo
- Rogaton
- Kidney
- Gnawing
- To chomp
- Trimming
- rogomier
- Rogomme
- Sugarbush
- rollmops
- Roman
- Round
- Napkin ring
- Washer
- rounded
- Rondibus
- Chubby
- Plump
- Roast beef
- Rosette
- Red
- Burp
- Rotary machine
- Roast
- To roast
- Rotisseur
- Roaster
- Rotato
- Rotteca
- roudoudou
- Red
- Red mullet
- Rusty
- Rolling
- Rolling
- Rolled
- Rolling pin
- Rouler
- Redhead
- Redhead
- sea dog
- To turn red
- Rusty
- Roast
- Roast
- Scorch
- Roustons
- Royco
- Hive
- Rude
- Ruffian
- Ruminate
- Russian
- rutabaga
- Bag
- Meat bag
- Safran
- Bleeding
- Bleed
- Lard
- Salad
- Salad
- Salador
- Bowl
- Salami
- Savory
- Salt
- Dirt
- salt shaker
- Dining room
- salmigondis
- Bastard
- Salsify
- Sandwich
- Sandwich
- Blood
- Bloody
- Sanglier
- Without scabs
- Starling
- Drunk
- Drunk
- Sarci
- Sardine
- sardines
- sardoche
- Sauc '
- Gravy
- Sauce
- sauced
- sauce
- Sauce
- sausage
- Gravy boat
- Sauciflard
- Sausage
- Sausage
- Sausage
- Sausage
- Sausage
- Sausage
- Wacky
- Brackish
- Salmon
- Brine
- Sprinkling
- Sprinkle
- Sour
- Saure
- Sautery
- jig
- Flavor
- Schlass
- Schlinger
- schnapps
- Schneck
- Sec
- To dry
- Salt
- self service
- Saddle
- Sole
- Semer
- Sower
- Semou
- Semolina
- Serious
- Servi
- Service
- Towel
- Napkins
- seven-up
- shot
- Whistle
- Whistle
- Whistler
- Monkey
- siphon
- Siphoned off
- Siphon
- Sirop
- Sip
- Sipper
- Syrupy
- Sky
- Slurp
- Slurping
- Smarties
- Thirst
- Thirsty
- Thirst
- Thirsty
- treat
- Dance party
- Soissonned
- Sommiche
- Conclusion
- Sorter
- sosse
- Saucer
- Saucer
- Souffle
- Slut
- Souk
- Drunk
- Fueling
- Drunkard
- Drunkenness
- Drunk
- Soulée
- Get drunk
- binge drinking
- Subscriber
- Drunkenness
- Underline
- Soulon
- Soup
- Soup (slang synonyms)
- Primordial soup
- Loft
- Supper
- Souper
- Souper
- Soup kettle
- Tureen
- Under-masquerade
- Submarine
- Saucer
- Cinch
- Spaghetti
- Spaghetti and fries
- spam
- Spatula
- Speck
- Speloche
- Spot
- Steak
- Sucker
- Suck
- Lollipop
- Nozzle
- Cock sucker
- Lollipop
- Suck
- Sugar
- Sugar
- Sweety salty
- Sweeten
- Candy
- Sweeteners
- Sugar
- Sufficiency
- Tallow
- Suffard
- Suffered
- suffocated
- suifferie
- Switzerland
- Super
- supporter
- Overboom
- Overpaw
- Sushi
- susucre
- Tobacco
- Tobacco (slang synonyms)
- Table
- Table-radish
- Table
- Tablet
- Apron
- Stool
- Heel
- Stain
- Taïaut
- Talmouse
- Heel
- grub
- Stumble
- Tench
- Tango
- Typed
- Taper
- Type
- Swatter
- Your fear
- Tapioca
- Carpet
- Tarte
- tart
- Tartempion
- tart
- Tartery
- Tarignolle
- Spreading
- Tartine
- Spread
- Spreader
- Spreader
- Spread
- Spreader
- Spreading
- Tartuillard
- Tartune
- Mugs
- Cup
- Packed
- Settlement
- Tamp
- Wine Taste
- Taulier
- Taurus
- Cheers
- Tenant
- Tender
- terrine
- Shard
- Head
- Suck
- Heads
- Teator
- Nipple
- Nipple
- Steamer
- Chug
- Teufard
- Teufer
- party
- Tea
- Orgy tea
- Tea-pot
- Thon
- Ti-beef
- Ticking
- lukewarm
- Behave yourself
- Lime Tree
- Timpani
- Tinette
- Tintin
- Corkscrew
- Juice pump
- Juicer
- Pull-larigot
- Marrow puller
- Corkscrew
- Corkscrew
- Corkscrew
- Piggy bank
- Drawer
- Herbal Teas
- herbal tea
- weave
- Toasted
- Tocade
- Tomato
- Egg shearer
- Rolls
- Topette
- Jerusalem artichoke
- Cracked
- Torched
- Flaring
- Tea towel
- Torch
- Twisting
- Twist
- Twist-gutters
- Twist
- Twisted
- Twisting
- Squirm
- Wriggle
- Torture
- Torturing
- Doves
- Torture
- Tortu
- Totosse
- Stirring
- Toss
- Tournedos
- Tour
- Pie
- Mains drainage
- Trafic
- Traffic
- Traffic
- Trafficker
- Traffic
- Potato drag
- Treaty
- Leave it alone
- Slice
- Slicer
- To slice
- Slicer
- Slicer
- Clover
- Jiggle
- Soaking
- Soaked
- Soak
- Dip
- Trepe
- Toast
- Toast
- Clinker
- Tripaille
- Tampering
- Tampering
- Trickster
- Tripping
- Gut
- Tripette
- Tripiere
- Gambling den
- Tampering
- Tampering
- Grind
- Trocson
- Trognade
- Trognard
- Trognasse
- Trough
- Trognemuche
- Crop
- Trognery
- Cutter
- Core
- Chopping off
- Too early calved
- Bar
- Hole
- TROUBLE-FÊTE
- Troufignon
- Truss
- Truss
- Trickster
- Troublemaker
- Truffard
- Truffle
- Truffle
- Truffer
- Truffle
- Sow
- Trout
- Trumeau
- Tube
- Tuer
- Killing
- Tile
- Impeller
- Turbine
- Turlupine
- Shut up
- Tutti Frutti
- Tutu
- tutorial
- Tutor
- Pipe
- Go-de-la-gueule
- Vachard
- vachardise
- cow
- Vache
- Cow (slang synonyms)
- Really
- Cowherd
- Cowherd
- Cowherd
- cowshed
- Vacherin
- Really
- Dishes
- valda
- vape
- Steam
- Veal
- Veisalgia
- Calve
- velvety
- Vendange
- Harvest
- Grape picker
- Belly
- Belly (slang synonyms)
- Hollow belly
- bluebelly
- Entry
- Potent
- Twist
- Ventru
- VIEW
- Verdun
- Verdouzier
- Vegetables
- Orchard
- Vermicelli
- Treason
- Glass
- Glass (slang synonyms)
- Glass
- Pour
- Vert
- Bladder
- Vestige
- Meat
- Meaty
- Meat
- Meat (slang synonyms)
- Cold meat
- Meat
- Bottle empty
- Vigne
- Wine
- Wine (slang synonyms)
- Vinegar
- Dressing
- vinasse
- vinasse
- Vinassier
- Winey
- Vinographer
- Spree
- Viro
- Viscerate
- Vitamins
- Vitamin
- Vitelotte
- Vitriol
- vivacious
- Vivre
- Vol-au-vent
- Poultry
- Poultry
- flying
- Steal
- Aviary
- outfielder
- To vomit
- Vomit
- Voracious
- Voracity
- Bulk
- Bulk
Bibliography
A large part of the words cited in this dictionary have been gleaned over the years by the author who lived for twenty years in the heart of Paris, in the Halles district in particular, collecting in the field, in the many bars and brasseries (rue Montmartre, rue du Pont-Neuf, rue saint-Honoré, rue de la Ferronnerie, rue de la Grande Truanderie), in popular markets (rue de Montorgueil, place du marché Saint-Honoré), in red light districts ( rue Blondel and rue Saint-Denis), where slang is used again and again, for those who know how to listen.
The sources of slang words and expressions of the XNUMXth century and the beginning of the XNUMXth century:
1827 - Dictionary of Slang or Guide to the People of the World
1829 - New slang dictionary, Bras-de-Fer
1842 - Etymological, historical and anecdotal dictionary of proverbs, Pierre-Marie Quitard
1844 - Complete dictionary of the slang used in the Mysteries of Paris, MD
1849 - The new complete dictionary of slang jargon, Arthur Halbert d'Angers
1864 - Modern erotic dictionary, Alfred Delvau
1865 - The Eccentricities of Language, Lorédan Larchey
1883 - Dictionary of typographers' slang, Eugène Boutmy
1888 - Dictionary of modern slang, Lucien Rigaud
1888 - The green language of the troop, military slang dictionary, Léon Merlin
1894 - The Green Language, Jean La Rue
1894 - Fin-de-siècle slang dictionary, Charles Virmaître
1901 - Dictionary slang-French, Gustave Rossignol
1907 - Dictionary Argot-French, Napoleon Hayard
Contemporary, purely bibliographical sources of certain entries, expressions and definitions of the
dictionary "Argot de Bouche" are very diverse. These are mainly from the following sources:
- L'argot (various works) by Albert Doillon, at the Librairie Arthème Fayard, republished by the Bouquins collection at
Robert Laffont (2010).
- The dictionary "the Petit Robert of the French language 2012".
- The “le Grand Larousse” dictionary.
- The French dictionary of slang at Harrap's.
- The Littré dictionary.
- “Passwords” by Robert Merle (Favre editions).
Other equally important sources are:
- The media, written and spoken, which fed this work through the notation and slang investigation.
- Numerous online slang dictionaries, such as Lexilogos or the online French dictionary.
- Online slang, the sites and blogs of which are no longer to be mentioned, as they abound.
- Internet slang from the Parisian suburbs and verlan.
Finally, many French-speaking websites (Swiss, Belgian and Canadian), from which the author drew words or
slang expressions used in French-speaking countries.
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