• "Ace" - top notch, expert

• "Applesauce" - expletive akin to damn

• "Baby / Baby Doll" - affectionate term

• "I'm beat" - I'm tired

• "Beat me daddy eight to the bar" - exclamation of excitement

• "Be-bopping" - dancing

• "Bender" - A drinking spree

• "Bonkers" - over the top, wild

• "Broad" - a woman

• "Buzzed" - excited

• "Carry a torch for" - have a crush on

• "Cat's meow" - the best

• "Cold fish" - prude

• "Cookie" - cute girl

• "Dame" - a woman

• "Dad-blamed" - expression of surprise

• "Dang" - expression of surprise

• "Dead hoofer" - poor dancer

• "Decked out" - dressed in impressive attire

• "Dish" - good looking individual

• "Dolly" - woman/girl

• "Dreamboat" - beautiful/handsome individual

• "Ducky Shincracker" - good dancer

• "Ease up" - loosen up

• "Fat head" - numb skull

• "Flapping your lips" - talking

• "Flip your wig" - over the top

• "Fuddy-Duddy" - old fashioned person

• "Gas" - great time

• "Gay" - fun filled

• "Get a load of" - get a look at

• "Gobbledygook" - nonsense

• "Hepcat" – a really happening/hip person

• "Hey sugar, are you rationed?" - Hey girl, are you seeing anyone?

• "Hi-de-ho" – hello

• "Holy mackerel!" – expression of surprise and disbelief

• "Hoofer" – dancer

• "Horsefeathers" – expletive akin to damn

• "Hot damn!" – expression of surprise

• "Hot diggity dog!" – an expression of surprise

• "Hot dog!" – an expression of surprise

• "Hubba Hubba"- expression of approval

• "Keen on" - to like

• "Khaki wacky" – boy crazy

• "Killer-diller" – The best

• "Kisser" - mouth

• "Moolah" – money

• "Nuts" – crazy, insane.

• "Paw" – hand

• "Ritzy" – high class/appearances of wealth

• "Sappy" – romantic

• "Sauced" – intoxicated.

• "Say" – expression of surprise

• "Sharp" – brilliant/edgy

• "Soitently"- expression of agreement/sure!/of course!

• "Spiffy" – looking good

• "Spread Out! – get out of the way!/stand clear!/make way!

• "Swell" – excellent/positive/wonderful

• "What’s buzzin’, cousin?" – expression of greetings/what’s new

• "What’s cooking?" – expression of greetings/what’s new

• "What’s eating you?" – query for what’s the matter

• "What’s up?" – expression of greetings/concern

• "Wow!" -expression of surprise/delight

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Possible cheer for cheerleader 

• "two, four, six, eight, who do we appreciate?"