Groovy
The 50's word that would fit "groovy" as in "cool" or "awesome" today would be probably "boss" or a cool place would be "fat city" That shirt is boss cuz. Your house is Fat City, i love the 400 car garage. That's probably more of an early 60s term. A more 50ish term might be "keen" or "neato."
Sources vary on this. Acceptable capitalisation of this salutation include the following:To whom it may concernTo Whom it May ConcernTo Whom It May Concern
began with 'Dex....' i think, i used it in hospital catering 80's. its still about my mom baught some this weekend from a bakers in stourport. it starts life as thickish gell/paste you add water and whisk.
Chữ Nôm (𡨸喃) was a script used in Vietnam to record the native Vietnamese language during some time around 1000 AD to as recently as the 1950s and 60s. It combines Chinese characters with ones that were systematically coined by the Vietnamese elites to represent Vietnamese words not present in Chinese. Most of the Nom characters were created using the common blending technique of a semantic (meaningful) component with a phonetic (sound) component. It has since been replaced by a Latin-based alphabet script.
As ever, slang dictionaries--incomplete though they are--are an easy commodity to find, for free, on the internet. I'm gonna give you some words and then I'm gonna give you a link to fill out your program, as it were, as it is, a little better: Both these words and this resource, I think, are pretty good. It's always hard to tell with period stuff, however--the online slang resources covering eras I remember at all [late 60s, 70s, 80s and forward] always are finely riddled with error. The older ones, though, seem to be worked by people who are more circumspect. Anyway, here are some terms I remember from reading: • butter and egg man=money man • blinkers, lamps, shutters, peepers=eyes • blow your wig=get all excited • frail, doll, twist, muffin, kitten=chick, broad, dame, woman • buzzer=police badge • cinder dick=railroad cop • murder!=yow! I hope it helps. Here's the link--like I said, it's pretty good. Such a wilder language then than now. Then again, no cable, had to make one's own good time: http://www.paper-dragon.com/1939/slang.html
'I'm hip.' , means to understand or have knowledge of something.
exorcist
Special effects were scary then that seem amateurish now, and it is just scary remembered. A chidhood memory.
"groovy"
it was on t.v. it was live and i am pretty sure it was Sunday night . the giant was a little goofy not scary . he had a weird shaped head.
It's Good News Week by Hedgehoppers Anonymous, a number 5 hit in 1965.
There are many radio stations that play music from the 60s. Examples of radio stations that play music from the 60s includes Live365 Internet Radio and the 60s Radio at TuneIn.
BMX bikes weren't around in the 60s.
its hard to say because a flight that costed $75 in the '60s, would have costed $574 today. If we use a typical cost for airfare today, like $300 back in the '60s, it would have been equivalent to $2,296 today. Wow!
Laura was not in her 60s when she started to write her books.
The 60s look the 60s style is coming back
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