Emos, f. (popular), abbreviation of émotion.
Emouver (popular), s’——, to shift noisily about; to hurry, or “to look alive.”
Empaffer (popular), to intoxicate. From paf, drunk. See [Sculpter].
Empaffes, f. pl. (thieves’), bed-clothes.
Empaillé, m. (popular), clumsy man; slow man, lacking energy, “stick in the mud.”
Empaler (popular), to deceive one by false representations, “to bamboozle.”
Empaouter (popular), to annoy; to bore, “to spur.”
Empaumé, adj. (popular), c’est ——, it’s done.
Empaumer (popular and thieves’), to apprehend, “to smug.” See [Piper].
Empave, f. (thieves’), crossway.