Locomotive, f. (popular), great smoker.
Lof, loff, loffard, loffe, m. (popular), fool, or “bounder.” “Lof” is the anagram of “fol.”
A lui le coq,... pour inventer des emblèmes ... quand j’y pense, fallait-il que je fusse loff pour donner dans un godan pareil!—Mémoires de Vidocq.
Loffat, m. (popular), apprentice.
Loffiat, m. (popular), blockhead, or “cabbage-head.”
Loffitude, f. (thieves’), stupidity; nonsense. Bonisseur de loffitudes, nonsense-monger. Solliceur de loffitudes, journalist.
Loge infernale, f. (theatrical), box occupied by young men of fashion.
Loger rue du Croissant (familiar and popular), is said of an injured husband, or “buckface.” An allusion to the horns of the moon.
Logis du moutrot, m. (thieves’), police court.
Loir, m. (thieves’), prison, “stir, or Bastile.” See [Motte].