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Assignment

Now that you have learned about the 1920s, you will write a dialogue about your experience in the 1920s.

Your assignment is to write a dialog, or conversation, between two people living in the 1920s.

Choose any topic or any topics addressed in this lesson:
1920s Events
Modernism
Disillusionment after WWI
Flappers
Consumerism in the 1920s
Write a dialog discussing your view of the 1920s. What do you think about all the things happen

Question

h This is my assignment....
Assignment

Now that you have learned about the 1920s, you will write a dialogue about your experience in the 1920s. 




Your assignment is to write a dialog, or conversation, between two people living in the 1920s. 

Choose any topic or any topics addressed in this lesson: 
1920s Events 
Modernism 
Disillusionment after WWI 
Flappers 
Consumerism in the 1920s 
Write a dialog discussing your view of the 1920s. What do you think about all the things happen

anonymous · Answer

i just want to say thank you so much for helping me out

anonymous · Answer

h All Wet: describes an erroneous idea or individual, as in, "he's all wet." 

And How: I strongly agree! 

Applesauce: an expletive same as horse feathers, As in "Ah applesauce!" 

Attaboy: well done!; also Attagirl! 

Bank's Closed: no kissing or making out —i.e.—"Sorry, Mac, the bank's closed" 

Bearcat: a hot–blooded or fiery girl 

Beat it: scam or get lost 

Beat one's gums: idle chatter

Bee's Knees: An extraordinary person, thing, idea; the ultimate 

Beef: a complaint or to complain 

Carry a Torch: To have a crush on someone 

Cash: a kiss 

Cash or check?: Do you kiss now or later? 

Cat's Meow: Something splendid or stylish; similar to bee's knees; the best or greatest, wonderful

Cat's Pajamas: Same as cat's meow 

Chassis: the female body 

Daddy: a young woman's boyfriend or lover, especially if he's rich

Daddy-o: a term of address 

Dame: a female. Did not gain widespread use until the 1930's

Darb: a great person or thing—"That movie was darb"

Dew dropper: a young man who sleeps all day and doesn't have a job 

Don't know from nothing: doesn't have any information 

Don't take any wooden nickels: don't do anything stupid

Double cross: to cheat, stab in the back

Earful: enough

Edge: intoxication, a buzz—i.e. "I've got an edge" 

Egg: a person who lives the big life

Fire extinguisher: a chaperone

Fish: (1) a college freshman (2) a first timer in prison 

Flat tire: a bore 

Flivver: a Model T; after 1928, also could mean any broken down car

Floorflusher: an insatiable dancer

Flour lover: a girl with too much face powder 

Fly boy: a glamorous term for an aviator

For crying out loud!: same usage as today

Four-flusher: a person who feigns wealth while mooching off others

Get a wiggle on: get a move on, get going

Get in a lather: get worked up, angry

Giggle water: booze 

Gigolo: dancing partner 

Gimp: cripple; one who walks with a limp

Gin mill: a seller of hard liquor; a cheap speakeasy

Glad rags: "going out on the town" clothes

Go chase yourself: get lost, scram

Gold-digger (1925): a woman who pursues men for their money

Hay burner: (1) a gas guzzling car (2) a horse one loses money on

Heavy sugar (1929): a lot of money 

Heebie-jeebies (1926): "the shakes," named after a hit song

Heeler: a poor dancer

High hat: a snob

Hip to the jive: cool, trendy 

Hit on all sixes: to perform 100 per cent 

Joe: coffee 

Joe Brooks: a perfectly dressed person; student

John: a toilet 

Joint: establishment 

Juice joint: a speakeasy 

Kale: money 

Keen: appealing 

Killjoy: a solemn person

Know one's onions: to know one's business or what one is talking about

Line: a false story, as in "to feed one a line"

Live wire: a lively person 

Lollapalooza: a humdinger

Lollygagger: an idle person

Mind your potatoes: mind your own business

Mooch: to leave

Moonshine: homemade whiskey 

Mop: a handkerchief

Neck: to kiss passionately

Necker: a girl who wraps her arms around her boyfriend's neck

Nifty: great, excellent

Noodle juice: tea 

Pipe down: stop talking

Prom-trotter: a student who attends all school social functions 

Pos-i-lute-ly: affirmative, also "pos-i-tive-ly"

Punch the bag: small talk 

Rag-a-muffin:a dirty or disheveled individual 

Rain pitchforks: a downpour 

Razz: to make fun of 

Real McCoy: a genuine item 

Regular: normal, typical, average; "Regular fella" 

Sheba: one's girlfriend 

Sheik: one's boyfriend 

Shiv: a knife 

Simolean: a dollar 

Sinker: a doughnut

anonymous · Answer

this is the list of words i can use

pfenn1 · Answer

Which topic have you chosen?