DIESEL UNIVERSE SLANG DICTIONARY
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Face Stretcher : Old maid who tries to look younger
Fade: Go away, get lost, leave
Fakeloo artist: Con man
Fall Guy: Victim of a frame
Fathead: stupid or foolish person
Father Time : Any man over 30 years of age
Feathers: Light conversation
Fella: a man
Fifth avenue: high class
Fig leaf : One piece bathing suit
Fin: $5 bill
Finale hopper : Young man who arrives after all the bills are paid
Finder: Finger man
Finger, Put the finger on: Identify
Fire alarm : A divorced woman
Fire Bell : Married woman
Fire Extinguisher : A chaperone
Flaming Youth: Male counterpart to a flapper
Flap : Girl
Flapper: A stylish, brash young woman with short skirts and shorter hair
Flat Tire: A dull-witted or disappointing date.
Flat Shoes : Fight between a Flapper and her Goof
Flattie: Flatfoot, cop
Flatwheeler : A poor young man who takes girls to free affairs
Flimflam: Swindle
Flip your wig: to lose control of yourself
Flippers: Hands
Flivver: A Ford automobile
Flogger: Overcoat
Floorflusher : Inveterate dance hound
Flop: Go to bed or fallen through, not worked out
Flophouse: A cheap transient hotel where a lot of men sleep in large rooms
Flour Lover : Girl who powders too freely
Fluky : Funny, odd, peculiar; different
Fog: To shoot
Forty-Niner : Man who is prospecting for a rich wife
Frail: Woman
Frau: Wife
Frog's Eyebrows : Nice, fine
Frolic: dance
Frolic pad: nightclub
Fry: To be electrocuted
Fuddy-Duddy: old-fashioned person
Full Moon: Mild expletive used by werewolves
Full Moon and the Night Sky: Extreme expletive, used by wolves
Fuzz: police