1920-30's
THE BEES KNEES:
a. Excellent or outstanding
b. A sweet young lady
c. A fancy cigar
a. Excellent or outstanding
BLOCKBUSTER:
a. A DVD store
b. A construction vehicle
c. A huge success
c. a huge success
CATCH YOU ON THE FLIP SIDE:
a. "Let's take this outside"
b. "See you later!"
c. "Let's get out of here!"
b. "See you later!"
Bodacious:
a. bold
b. curvy
c. beastly
d. beautiful
d. beautiful
SWIRLY:
a. An ice cream cone with both chocolate and vanilla
b. An intense feeling of dizziness
c. A slurpee
d. Sticking someones head into a toilet and flushing
d. Sticking someones head into a toilet and flushing
SPEAKEASY:
a. A smooth talking fellow
b. A term for a high profile poker game between gangsters
c. A place where alcohol was illegally sold and consumed
d. A stock holder
c. A place where alcohol was illegally sold and consumed
BIG BROTHER IS WATCHING YOU:
a. A mentor is looking out for you
b. Someone of authority is monitoring your actions
c. An angel has your back
d. The first rock and roll song
b. Someone of authority is monitoring your actions
FIVE FINGER DISCOUNT:
a. A heavy metal band
b. Describing something on sale for under 5 dollars
c. Knocking someone out
d. Anything taken by theft
d. Anything taken by theft
NO DIGGITY:
a. No way
b. No doubt
c. No problem
d. No fooling
b. No doubt
DOOZY:
a. Something easy
b. A lazy person
c. An unlikely event
d. Something big
c. An unlikely event
MOLL:
a. Someone in a gang who would give confidential information to an enemy gang or law enforcement.
b. A female companion of a gangster
c. A popular 1920's drug
d. The dress a flapper would wear
b. A female companion of a gangster
KEEPING UP WITH THE JONASES:
a. competing to have a lifestyle or wealth comparable to one's neighbors
b. Keeping track of stocks
c. Meeting the production needs for war in World War ll
d. A reality TV show
a. competing to have a lifestyle or wealth comparable to one's neighbors
PEDAL PUSHERS:
a. People who try and push the limits of another's patience
b. Calf high pants worn by girls
c. One who drives well over the speed limit
d. Hippies giving out flowers
b. Calf high pants worn by girls
"GET CRUNK":
a. "Let's dance"
b. "Let's get crazy/wild"
c. "Let's do this"
d. "Beat it"
b. "Let's get crazy/wild"
FETCH:
a. A very mean person
b. Saying something is awesome
c. It's a bummer
d. Saying something is ridiculous
b. Saying something is awesome
GAMS
a. A grandmother
b. legs
c. stockings
d. tap shoes
b. legs
GOBBLEDYGOOK:
a. Bill Cosby's catch phrase
b. A long speech of words
c. A class clown
d. Canned milk
b. A long speech of words
SMOKEY BEARS:
a. People who smoke a lot
b. Police Officers
c. Firefighters
d. Lawyers
b. Police Officers
SCOSHE:
a. a cheater
b. a small amount
c. something fancy
d. something cool
b. a small amount
SKRILLA:
a. Money
b. Fame
c. A player
d. A person who likes to party
a. Money
SOCKDOLLAGER:
a. A penny pincher
b. A bank robbery
c. A person who has a short temper; gets into fights often
d. An event or action of great importance
d. An event or action of great importance
HI SUGAR, ARE YOU RATIONED?
a. Are you going steady?
b. Are you single?
c. Want something to drink?
d. Are you hungry?
a. Are you going steady?
BOGART:
a. Your biggest fear
b. To hog something
c. To bug someone
d. To assist someone
b. To hog something
SHELLED:
a. losing an argument
b. getting tricked
c. being bullied
d. got fired
a. losing an argument
FLOSSY:
a. Stylish
b. Flashy
c. Preppy
d. Snobby
b. Flashy