Bleue (familiar), elle est —— celle-là; en voilà une de ——; je la trouve ——, refers to anything incredible, disappointing, annoying, hard to stomach. Une colère ——, violent rage.

Blézimarder (theatrical), to interrupt an actor.

Bloc, m., military cell, prison, “mill,” “Irish theatre,” “jigger.”

Blockaus, m. (military), shako.

Blond, m. (popular), beau ——, man who is neither fair nor handsome; (thieves’) the sun.

Blonde, f. (popular), bottle of white wine; sweetheart, or “jomer;” glass of ale at certain cafés, “brune” being the denomination for porter.

Bloqué, adj. (printers’), être —— à la banque, to receive no pay.

Bloquer (military), to imprison, confine; (popular) to sell, to forsake; (printers’) to replace temporarily one letter by another, to use a “turned sort.”

Bloquir (popular), to sell.