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Keyword	CPC	PCC	Volume	Score	Length of keyword
40s slang	1.1	0.9	1738	32	9
40s	0.77	0.9	3377	50	3
slang	0.84	0.3	1348	23	5

Keyword	CPC	PCC	Volume	Score
40s slang	1.91	0.7	3264	7
40s slang for in trouble	0.7	0.6	4339	98
40s slang for drunk	1.94	0.2	4185	58
40s slang for police	0.7	0.1	1141	44
40s slang for cigarette	1.57	1	162	20
40s slang for attractive	0.92	0.4	3490	26
40s slang for in trouble with the snitch	1.17	0.2	7517	89
40s slang for in trouble with the missus	0.02	0.8	2273	43
40s slang for in trouble: in a fix	1.73	0.6	2977	42
40s slang for in trouble with the feds	1.82	0.1	2579	53
40s slang for in trouble with the bookie	1.62	0.7	8565	48
40s slang for in trouble with the law	0.72	0.3	892	92
40s slang for in trouble with the boss	0.06	1	5071	55
40s slang for in trouble with the racket	1.21	0.1	8371	5
40s slang for in trouble with the loan shark	0.47	0.3	7418	60
what were slang words in the 40s	1.71	0.5	71	59
old slang words 40s	1.38	0.6	950	57
hong kong 40s slang	0.59	0.6	4470	16
what does sippin 40s mean in slang	0.78	0.7	719	38
what does spinning 40s mean in slang	0.61	0.7	6634	37

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1940s Slang | YourDictionary
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WEBJan 2, 2018 · 1940s Slang. The 1940s slang came out of a unique time when the United States was rebounding from the Great Depression and becoming embroiled in World War II, a situation that would actually help set up the economic growth the country enjoyed at the end of the decade.

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40s Slang Words and Phrases (130+ Examples – Complete List)
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WEBDec 16, 2023 · Want to learn what people were saying in the 40's? Take a gander at our lengthy list of 1940's slang words and phrases.

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18 Slang Terms from the 1940s - Mental Floss
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WEBFeb 9, 2024 · 18 Gobbledygook-Free 1940s Slang Terms. By Kate Schweitzer | Feb 9, 2024, 12:10 PM EST. The origins of the 1940s phrase 'cooking with gas' aren't clear-cut. Keep Watching. Read More. The...

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Major 1940s Slang Words And Phrases - A Round To The Past!
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WEBApr 13, 2023 · The 1940s was a unique era full of colorful characters and slang that was all it’s own. From words like “cat’s meow” to phrases like “23-skidoo,” 1940s slang was both interesting and practical. In fact, many of these phrases are still in use today!

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Over 200 Words And Phrases Of American Slang From 1940 …
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WEBIn. The 1940s were undoubtedly a fascinating period in American history, and its unique slang reflects the cultural shifts and events of that time. By exploring over 200 words and phrases from this decade, we gain a deeper understanding of the language spoken during this era of tremendous change and growth.

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1940s Slang — Words from the 1940s - 1940 Census
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WEBWhich of the following 1940s slang words or phrases do you recognize? — ameche. — b.y.t. — bag. — barouche. — brainchild. — bunny. — city slicker. — corny. — cosy. — creep. — eager beaver. — fuddy-duddy. — gobbledygook. — gone with the wind. — grandstand. — grotty. — hi-de-ho. — in cahoots with. — lettuce. — old hat. — pass the …

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Vocabulary Spotlight | 1940s and 50s American Slang
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WEBHere are some slang terms from the 1940s and 1950s: 1940s Slang: “Giggle water”. Meaning: Alcoholic beverages. Example: “Let’s hit the speakeasy and grab some giggle water.”. “Cat’s pajamas” (or “the bee’s knees”) Meaning: Something excellent or outstanding. Example: “That new jazz band is the cat’s pajamas!”.

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1940s Slang Words And Phrases - Oglly
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American Slang from the 1940s - WPMU DEV
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WEBHi sugar, are you rationed? “Are you seeing someone?”2. Cut a rug. “To dance, especially to the jitterbug.”3. Eager beaver. “An enthusiastic person who performs their duties and volunteers for more.”4. Square. “Old-fashioned, boring.:5. Cool cat.

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New Slang: Funnies in the Forties - University of Southern California
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WEBJan 22, 2013 · One would not necessarily expect the 1940s to have a string of seemingly strange rhyming slang terms, and yet expressions like “fuddy-duddy” and “gobbledygook” became increasingly popular at the time. Why the ludicrous-like phrases? Perhaps a look into their origins can provide an answer.

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