Claqué, m. and adj. (popular), dead, dead man. La boîte aux claqués, the Morgue, or Paris dead-house. Le jardin des claqués, the cemetery.
Claquebosse, m. (popular), house of ill-fame, or “nanny-shop.”
Claquedents, m. (popular), house of ill-fame, “nanny-shop;” gaming-house, or “punting-shop;” low eating-house.
Claquefaim, m. (popular), starving man.
Claquepatins, m. (popular), miserable slipshod person.
Venez à moi, claquepatins,
Loqueteux, joueurs de musette,
Clampins, loupeurs, voyous, catins.
Richepin.
The early French poet Villon uses the word “cliquepatin” with the same signification.