Fellow Downton Abbey fans, I saw a new video this week that enlightened me to some 1920s-era slang, including a term that readers of this blog would surely, surely like to know about it.
It's just a few minutes long, so check it out here. (And tell me, please, had YOU ever heard this before? I had not!) For that and other flapper-era terms, go here.
I have never heard of "noodle juice" so I'll be checking this out, for sure!
ReplyDeleteThe British are unusable people LOL
ReplyDeleteNo, I have never heard the slang term "noodle juice," and I would NEVER have guessed that it meant "tea"! Those 1920's slang words and phrases are quite amusing.
ReplyDeleteLove anything downton. They are a fun group. Perfect answers too. Donna z
ReplyDeleteNever heard any of those! Fun! Cock a Hoop Fun!
ReplyDeleteSo funny! Never heard of most of those things, especially noodle juice.
ReplyDeleteHi Angela,
ReplyDeleteSent you a Facebook message w/an attached photo. Cheese from Aldi's! Knew you would have to have :) Could attach the photo to this thread... Merry Christmas!
Opps, meant to type "Couldn't" send a photo with this thread.
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