Dilly-Dally. My mom would tell us kids to come straight home from school, don't dilly-dally! My dad called his wallet a billfold, and I still do it. And his watch was a timepiece. Haven't heard that in a long time.

dungerees < spelling ( jeans )

Percolator (A type of coffee pot.)

FROM THE PAST
 

kiss curls * milk box (to drop off milk in your wall).

tin lizzy heavens to Betsy my word bundle buggy pram poultice

saddle shoes zoot suit beehive hairdos kiss curls bell bottoms jumpsuit

britches upon my word shake a leg book bag fit as a fiddle chum

rouge horse feathers(nonsense) cobbler(shoe repair) cardigan crinoline

plats (as in braids) overalls pillbox hats smarty pants pick-up-sticks

tiddly winks marbles hopscotch double dutch soda shop hanky

Enough For Now

no spaces
 

sorry that all ran together... guess there was too much, oh well, will fix at another time.

(to) Court
Golly
Dig
Groovy
Man
Crib
fer sure
totally
Rad

I totally say all of those lol except for crib...and I don't say rad much...I think I say radical more

Demitasse (Can you tell I like coffee?)

Filling Station (gas station)

Rabble Rouser

We used to have a milk box and had milk delivered 2-3 times a week, I think.

The milk used to come in bottles like this:

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I even remember being small enough to climb through the milk box to open the door when my mama left her keys in the house one day.

Our milk man's name was Smitty.

I do too as well as awesome :hangloose:

girdle (Something my grandmother wore.)

nincompoop

handbasket

As in - Going to hell in a handbasket.

Chalkboard (Remember them?)

hooch (alcohol)

Jubilee (special celebrations)