poirer — v.t. Prendre, cueillir : Se faire poirer … Dictionnaire du Français argotique et populaire
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]. Étymol. et Hist. 1916 (d'apr. ESN.). Dér. de poire; dés. -er, propr. «cueillir comme une poire».poirer [pwaʀe] v. tr.ÉTYM. 1916; de poire, littéralt « cueillir comme une poire ».❖♦ Argot (vx). Faire prisonnier; arrêter. || Les policiers l'ont poiré chez lui. || Se faire poirer.❖HOM. Poiré, poirée.