Brocante, m. (popular), old shoe.
Brocanter (familiar), to be pottering about.
Broche, f. (tradespeoples’), note of hand, or “stiff.”
Broches, f. pl. (popular), teeth, or “head rails.”
Brochet, m. (popular), pit of the stomach, for bréchet; women’s bully, or “ponce.”
Brocheton, m. (popular), young bully.
Brochure, f. (theatrical), printed play.
Brodage, m. (thieves’), writing.
Brodancher (thieves’), to write; to embroider. Tirants brodanchés, embroidered stockings.