Fripier, m. (popular and thieves’), cook, or “dripping;” master of an eating-house, of a “carnish ken.”
[Fripouille], f. (familiar), rogue; scamp. From fripe, rag. Tout ce monde là c’est de la ——, these people are a bad lot.
Friques, f. pl. (thieves’), rags.
Friquet, m. (thieves’), spy in the employ of the police, “nark,” or “nose.”
Frire un rigolo (thieves’), to pick the pockets of a person while embracing him, under a pretence of mistaken identity.
Frischti, m. (military), dainty food; stew.
Frisé, m. (popular), Jew, “sheney,” or “mouchey.” Termed also “youtre, pied-plat, guinal.”
Frisque, m. (popular), cold.
Le frisque du matin, qui ravigote le sang, qui cingle la vie—Richepin, Le Pavé.