1950s Slang-What does each word/phrase mean?

Ankle-biter

• A child
• Something wonderful and good
• Someone who tries to steal your girl 
• Money

Bee’s knees

• something wonderful and good
• Looking for trouble
• To dance 
• police

Bird Dog

• Someone who tries to steal your girl 
• A large sedan
• Very popular
• To tattle or inform on someone

Bread

• Money
• fun, a good time
• Very popular
• A bad or mean teacher

Come on snake, let’s rattle

• ask a girl to dance or a guy to fight 
• To tattle or inform on someone
• Go away
• What’s new?

Cooking with gas

• finally doing it the easy or best way 
• Looking for trouble
• something wonderful and good
• fun, a good time

Cruisin’ for a bruisin’

• Looking for trouble
• finally doing it the easy or best way 
• A deceiver, liar or cheat
• Someone who’s just no fun

Cut a rug

• To dance 
• The truth
• fun, a good time
• Go away

Fink

• someone who tells on you, usually to the police
• To dance 
• A child
• police

Fuzz

• police
• A regular, normal person. A conformist.
• A bad or mean teacher
• Someone who’s just no fun