Gesseur, m. (popular), fussy man; eccentric man, a “rum un’.”
Gesseuse, f. (popular), prude; female who gives herself airs.
Gestes. See [Accentuer].
Get, geti, m. (thieves’), reed, cane.
G—g, m. (popular), avoir du ——, to have good sense, “to know what’s o’clock,” “to be up to a trick or two.”
Gi, or gy (thieves’), yes, or “usher.”
Gibasses, f. pl. (popular), large skinny breasts.
Gibelotte de gouttière, f. (popular), cat stew.
Giberne, f. (popular), the behind. See [Vasistas].
Gibier, m. (popular), à commissaire, woman of disorderly or drunken habits; —— de Cayenne, incorrigible thief, or “gallows’ bird.”