Half pint meant the same thing in the 1920s as it does now. Somebody [or maybe some animal] who's only a little thing. I would think it could be used for everyone from the achondroplastic to the child and back again. Had I more time I could probably find the time and place for when [and where] the term originated. Since I don't I will leave you with the mini-tantalizer [the half-pint tantalizer, as it were] that, if one has patience, there definitely are places online whereat one can learn these things.
In 1920's slang, half-pint would have meant a small child.
where's your answer
It's 1920s slang for 'may I have a cigarette?'
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to deride; make fun of; tease.
In 1920's slang, half-pint would have meant a small child.
its means a quarter
It is 1920s slang that means you are boring (like a sleeping pill that can put people to sleep).
Whata-ya say?
16 halfpint cartons of water are needed to fill the gallon container
"Pipe down" means to be quiet or to stop talking. It is often used as an informal way of telling someone to be quiet or to calm down.
The bee's knees.
You can find slang words from the 1920s in books, articles, and websites that focus on the language and culture of that decade. Some popular resources include "Flappers 2 Rappers: American Youth Slang" by Tom Dalzell, "The Roaring Twenties Slang" website, and historical archives like the Library of Congress.