WWWC11 – Theme

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• Ankle: to walk
• “Applesauce!”: “Horsefeathers!”
• “Bank’s closed!”: what you tell someone to stop making out
  
• Bearcat: a lively, spirited woman, possibly with a fiery streak
  
• Berries: like “bee’s knees,” denotes that something is good, desirable or pleasing. “That sounds like berries to me!”
  
• Bluenose: term for a prude or individual deemed to be a killjoy
  
• Cash: a smooch
  
• Cheaters: Glasses or bifocals
  
• Darb: something deemed wonderful or splendid, similar to “berries”
  
• Dewdropper: like lollygagger, a slacker who sits around all day and does nothing, often unemployed
  
• “Don’t take any wooden nickels!”: “Don’t do anything dumb!”
  
• Egg: a person who leads an absurdly wealthy, extravagant lifestyle (see: Gatsby’s “West Egg”)
  
• Four-flusher: someone who mooches off the money of others in order to feign wealth
  
• Giggle water: liquor, alcoholic beverage
  
• “Go chase yourself!”: “Get out of here!”
  
• Handcuff: engagement ring
  
• Half-seas over: very drunk
  
• Hayburner: a car with poor gas-mileage, a guzzler
  
• Hotsy-totsy: attractive, pleasing to the eye
  
• Icy mitt: rejection from the object of one’s affection, as in: “He got the icy mitt.”
  
• Iron one’s shoelaces: to excuse oneself for the restroom
  
• Jake: okay, fine, as in “Don’t worry, everything’s jake.”
  
• Jorum of skee: a swig of alcohol, particularly hard liquor
  
• Know your onions: to know what’s up or what’s going on
  
• “Let’s blouse!”: “Let’s blow this popsicle stand!”
  
• Manacle: Wedding ring
  
• Mazuma: Dollar bills, cash, money
  
• Mrs. Grundy: an uptight or very straight-laced individual
  
• Noodle juice: tea.
  
• “Now you’re on the trolley!”: “Now you’ve gotten it right!”
  
• Oliver Twist: an extremely good dancer.
  
• On a toot: on a bender
  
• Ossified: drunk
  
• Quilt: an alcoholic beverage that keeps you warm
  
• “Phonus balonus!”: “That’s nonsense!” 
  
• Sinker: a doughnut
  
• Sockdollager: an event or action of great importance
  
• Spifflicated: inebriated
  
• “Tell it to Sweeney!”: what you say when you believe something to be untrue; “Tell it to someone who would buy that!”