Aguicher (popular), to allure, decoy, “to button;” to quicken, to excite.
Il fallait lui faire comprendre qu’elle aguiche la soif du petit, en l’empêchant de boire.—Richepin, La Glu.
Aguigner (popular), to teaze, “to badger.”
Ahuri, m. (popular), de Chaillot, block-head, “cabbage-head.” See [Abruti].
Aide-cargot, canteen servant.
Aides. See [Aller].
Aïe-aïe, m. (popular), omnibus.
Aiguille, f. (military), à tricoter les côtes, sword, “toasting-fork;” (thieves’) key, or “screw;” card made to protrude from a pack for cheating, “old gentleman.”
Aiguiller (card-sharpers’), la brème, to make a mark or notch on a card.
Aile, f., aileron, m. (popular), arm, or “bender.”