Epate, f. (general), faire de l’——, to show off.
[Epatement], m. (general), astonishment.
Epater, épataroufler (general), quelqu’un, to astound one, to make him wonder at something or other.
Epateur, m., épateuse, f. (general), one who shows off; one who tries to astound people by showing off.
Epaule, f. (general), changer son fusil d’——, to alter one’s opinion; to change one’s mind.
Epée, f. (popular), de Savoyard, fisticuffs.
Epicé, adj. (general), at an exaggerated price. C’est diablement ——, it is a long price.
Epicemar, m. (familiar), grocer.
Epicéphale, m. (students’), hat. See [Tubard].
Epicer (popular), to scoff at; to deride.