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EPISODE · Jun 13, 2021 · 6 MIN

Slang That’s Stayed

from Creating Your Community · host Laura Ambler

The 1920s had a lot of slang that made it into our culture. Not spifflicated for drunk but lousy and goofy sure did. Here are some fun words that I bet you didn’t know came from the time of flappers and speakeasies.

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The 1920s had a lot of slang that made it into our culture. Not spifflicated for drunk but lousy and goofy sure did. Here are some fun words that I bet you didn’t know came from the time of flappers and speakeasies.

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The 1920s had a lot of slang that made it into our culture. Not spifflicated for drunk but lousy and goofy sure did. Here are some fun words that I bet you didn’t know came from the time of flappers and speakeasies.

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