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In the 1910s, several slang terms emerged, reflecting the culture and social dynamics of the time. "The cat's pajamas" referred to something excellent or stylish, while "the bee's knees" similarly indicated something of exceptional quality. Other terms included "bootleg," which described illegal alcohol during Prohibition, and "dapper," used to describe a well-dressed man. These phrases capture the spirit of the Jazz Age and the evolving vernacular of the period.
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