Sive, f. (thieves’), hen, “margery prater.” According to Michel, from the Romany chi, chiveli.
Six, m. (popular), un —— et trois font neuf, a silly and cruel expression applied by low people to a lame man. In the English slang, “dot and go one.”
Six broque! (thieves’), go away.
Six-clous, m. (popular), roofer.
Skasa (Breton cant), to steal.
Skaser (Breton cant), cunning; swindler; thief.
Skrap (Breton cant), theft.
Skrapa (Breton cant), to steal.
Skraper (Breton cant), thief.
Slasse, or slaze, adj. (roughs’), être ——, to be drunk, or “screwed.” See [Pompette].