"Flapper" was the mocking name that some social critics had for certain middle and upper class young women of the 1920s who seemed to just want to have fun-- they rejected the norms of "proper" feminine behavior, were non-conformists, had short hair (in a culture where previously women had long hair), enjoyed dancing and going to parties, and were a good example of the changing status of women in 1920s society. What was important about them was that they existed-- previously, expectations about how women should behave were very rigid and formal, but flappers did things their own way, and probably encouraged other young women to try something new.
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A flapper was a dancer in the 1920's in the United States. She would most likely dance. wear short skirts Dance the Charleston & wear flapper style clothes.
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An undergarment that would flatten a woman's breasts was an ideal accompaniment to the straight-cut, form-fitting flapper dress preferred by suffragettes and stylish debutantes in Europe.
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The duration of The Flapper is 1.47 hours.
The Irresistible Flapper was created in 1919.
The Perfect Flapper was created in 1924.
The Flapper was created on 1920-05-10.
The "flapper in the throat" is called the epiglottis.
A nipple flapper is a device that flaps your nipples around for you!
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I think the flapper is not closing properly. Try adjusting the flapper or replacing the flapper with a new one.
The cast of The Journey of Flapper Jane - 1998 includes: Jill Cosh as Flapper Jane