Béquiller (popular), to hang; to eat, “to grub.”
Béquilleur, m. (thieves’), executioner; man who eats.
Berce. Cheval qui se ——, horse which rocks from side to side when trotting, which “wobbles.”
Berdouillard (popular), man with a fat paunch, “forty guts.”
Berdouille, f. (popular), belly, “tripes.”
T’as bouffé des haricots que t’as la berdouille gonfle.—Richepin, Le Pavé.
Berge, f., or longe (thieves’), year; one year’s imprisonment, “stretch.”
Bergère, f. (popular), sweetheart, “poll;” last card in a pack.
Béribono, béricain (thieves’), silly fellow easily deceived, a “flat,” a “go along.”