Se ——, to be mistaken; to assume a jaunty, self-satisfied air.
C’est la raison pourquoi qu’ je m’ goure,
Mon gniasse est bath: j’ai un chouett’
moure.
Richepin.
Goureur, m. (thieves’), deceiver; cheat, or “cross-biter;”—— de la haute, swell mobsmen. Goureurs, rogues who assume a disguise to deceive the public, and who sell inferior articles at exorbitant prices. The sham sailor, with rings in his ears, who has just returned from a long cruise, and offers parrots or smuggled havannahs for sale, the false countryman, &c., are goureurs.
Goureuse, f. (thieves’), female deceiver or cheat.
Gourgandin, m. (familiar), a man too fond of cocottes. Vieux ——, old debauchee, old “rip.”
Gourgandinage, m. (popular), disreputable way of living.