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flapper [GB ˈflapə, Am ˈflæpər] SUBST a. flapper girl fam

flapper

jeune femme f délurée (des années vingt)

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The fish caught included flounders, dabs, whiting and codling, and most were caught by those fishing flapper rigs with lugworms.

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She comes to school in strange outfitskimonos, buckskin, 1920s flapper clothes, and pioneer clothing with no makeup.

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Waste bins are fitted with halon fire-extinguishing bottles and oxygen-smothering flapper lids, and the toilets equipped with smoke detectors.

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On the one hand, the feather in my glittery headband may have drooped and my wet feather boa made me look more like a bedraggled chook than a fabulous flapper.

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There are many recognizable and beguiling satirical recalls of the flapper age and some quite funny bits.

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The shorter bloomers became looser and less supportive as the boyish flapper look came into fashion.

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There are also pollack, whiting and pouting on offer if you fish flapper rigs with ragworms a little further out.

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The next scene shows that the stage is transformed into a ritzy nightclub, with the singer all dazzled up in a sparkly flapper gown performing in the big leagues.

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There were examples of new youth subcultures emerging throughout that period, such as the flapper.

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The flapper was making an appeal to authority and was being attached to the impending demoralization of the country.

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