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Common slang words from the 1930-1950 era include "bee's knees" (something excellent), "cat's pajamas" (a person or thing that is outstanding), and "daddy-o" (a term of endearment for a man). Clichés from this period often reflect the cultural climate, such as "the real McCoy" (the genuine article) and "in the driver’s seat" (in control). This era also saw the rise of phrases like "keeping your chin up" to convey resilience during tough times. Overall, the language of this period was vibrant, reflecting both the jazz age and post-war sentiments.
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Most common slang term for LSD?
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Slang is common in kids but is it safe?
How can it be unsafe? Slang is just talking.
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